Hi All,

I was looking for books that explain how the colonization of so many countries was successful and that too for so many years.
It puzzles me that people didn't see it as a menace or were not able to "Eat the masters".
Are there any books that describe the strategies and work that the colonizing countries used to master this evil? Thanks in advance

I am looking forward to do a presentation on the Impact of the Great Depression on countries other that United States of America and Decided to go with Japan. There is lot of content like Showa depression and How they pulled themselves out of the Depression before any other country due to the Takashi Economic Policy.

Can I imply and show any correlation with regard to the attack done by Japan on Pearl Harbour or Attack on Manchuria by Japan as a result of the Great Depression. Can anyone explain or provide some reference material for this.

Hello, I'm here because I have a huge doubt, reading the various history books of the schools I attended I have never asked too many questions about the Roman economic system, whether it was imperial or republican, but for some years I have been passionate about economic philosophies such as Marxism, anarchism etc, and a doubt has arisen in me

What kind of economic system did Rome have? I mean the first most surprised and not very articulated answer would be a system based on landowners with a very large slave component, but I bet whatever you want that there will be someone who will answer me better and tell me precisely what kind of economy Rome had (probably with a precise name)

that said, please, if anyone knows anything I hope you can answer me

I want to extract the data for economic parameters during the Great Depression period (1929 to 1939) for USA and Japan. Does anyone know which website will give me the exact data, something like TradeMap maybe but it only provides data since 1999

Hello, I am looking for historical charts of the stock market before the great crash of 1929. Does anyone know where I can view these records.

I’d like to see how many companies were able to continue on past the crash. By 1939 I’m sure the listed stocks were much different. I’d like to compare what companies were listed before and after the crash.

Thanks in advance if you can point me to these records.