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What are some historical trends/events that historical materialism cannot explain or do not make sense from a marxist lense?

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Do you, as a historian, believe there is a common thread, a driving force in history? Say, the theory of historical materialism or the inevitable progress towards liberal democracy? Or is there no true narrative to history, no driving force other than the actions of individuals? Thoughts?

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How does time work in the many worlds interpretation?

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How did the various labour parties of the western world react to the initial Russian Revolution and the eventual rise of Stalin? Clearly, most western socialists in governance ended up as part of NATO and thus opposed to the USSR. How did this happen? Why the transition and who were the key leaders?

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Thought Experiment: What would the implications of an entirely classical universe be? So, no einsteinian relativity, no quantum mechanics, solely classical mechanics. How different would the universe be?

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What are some other theories of history other than marx's class conflict and historical materialism?

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Did Gabriel Kolko's "Triumph of Conservatism" and broader New Left historical thought change broader historical consensus on the Gilded Age and subsequent Progressive age? Why/why not?

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What caused imperialism in the 18th and 19th centuries?

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What caused 19th and 18th century imperialism?

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How has the concept of revolution and resistance changed throughout the modern era (~1500-2000)

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What are some historical trends/events that historical materialism cannot explain or do not make sense from a marxist lense?	2	AskHistorians
Do you, as a historian, believe there is a common thread, a driving force in history? Say, the theory of historical materialism or the inevitable progress towards liberal democracy? Or is there no true narrative to history, no driving force other than the actions of individuals? Thoughts?	2	AskHistorians
How does time work in the many worlds interpretation?	1	askscience
How did the various labour parties of the western world react to the initial Russian Revolution and the eventual rise of Stalin? Clearly, most western socialists in governance ended up as part of NATO and thus opposed to the USSR. How did this happen? Why the transition and who were the key leaders?	1	AskHistorians
Thought Experiment: What would the implications of an entirely classical universe be? So, no einsteinian relativity, no quantum mechanics, solely classical mechanics. How different would the universe be?	1	askscience
What are some other theories of history other than marx's class conflict and historical materialism?	1	AskHistorians
Did Gabriel Kolko's "Triumph of Conservatism" and broader New Left historical thought change broader historical consensus on the Gilded Age and subsequent Progressive age? Why/why not?	1	AskHistorians
What caused imperialism in the 18th and 19th centuries?	1	AskHistorians
What caused 19th and 18th century imperialism?	1	AskHistorians
How has the concept of revolution and resistance changed throughout the modern era (~1500-2000)	1	AskHistorians