study History by my own

but I’m learning a lot of stuff by visiting places here in Italy.

And in the Università we have classes – not really good, I must admit – of Contemporary History of Italy and also Medieval and Modern History of Italy.

is quite ‘on hold’, but I have no intention to give up since I have my intire life to study History.

For now on, I’ll just read my book ‘cause I have no time to make notes (and I was making lots of) about each chapter I read. Here I go:

1. Pre-History
2. Anciente Egypt
3. Mesopotamia & Persia
4. Phoenicia & Israel
5. Ancient Greece
6. Rome
7. The barbarians
8. Byzance
9. The Cruzades
10. Nation-states
11. Grandes navegações
12. Expansão Econômica Européia
13. Renascimento
14. Guerra Santa
15. Impérios do Sol
16. Conquista da América Latina
17. EUA
18. Franceses e Holandeses nas Américas
19. Descobrimento do Brasil
20. Colonização portuguesa
21. Economia do Brasil
22. Holandeses no Brasil
23. Ciclo do ouro
24. Sociedade brasileira
25. Iluminismo I
26. Iluminismo II
27. Industrialização
28. Revolução Francesa
29. Independência das Américas I
30. Insurreição Pernanbucana
31. Independência das Américas II
32. Congresso de Viena
33. Independência dos EUA
34. Alemanha e Itália
35. Imperialismo
36. Socialismo e anarquia
37. Brasil – Colônia
38. Brasil – Império I
39. Brasil – Império II
40. América Latina
41. Brasil – República Velha
42. I Guerra Mundial
43. Socialismo
44. Crash financeiro
45. Facismo
46. Brasil – a era Vargas
47. II Guerra Mundial
48. Guerra Fria
49. Populismo no Brasil
50. Populismo na América Latina
51. Ditadura militar no Brasil
52. Fim da URSS
53. Brasil pós-ditadura
54. Relações internacionais atuais
55. Globalização e neoliberalismo

^{* These are not the original name of the chapters. They’re all in portuguese, so I listed them by their subjects. Chapters 11-55 I’ll translate later. Now I’m in a hurry. :P}

_{Edit: March, 8th.}

on Fev 25th.

I must do it faster, otherwise I’ll never finish studying the 55 chapters of my History book.

on Jan 14th.

on Jan 11st.

...but I never had good History teachers in school. Then I decided to study History by my own, since in college we just had Communications History (and this was the only good History teacher I had).