What Country Has The Most Interesting History?

[Drake Tungsten]

China* and Japan*'s history has only been particularly interesting relatively recently too.

Ehhhh?

[Tripledoc]

Originally posted by Ned
Interesting:

1) Roman
2) English
3) American
4) Jewish

Muhahaha.

[Serb]

A silly question. The answer is obvious:

[BeBMan]

So not Russia?

[Joseph]

North, Central, and South American prior to Europe invading Them.
A month or two ago they found some bones here in the US that are at lease 15,000 years older than the last oldest bones found. So now we know that someone lived here at lease 25 to 30 thousand years ago.

[Sandman]

Originally posted by Kalius
Well Sandman, considering Britain comes from the Roman term for the land south of Hadrian's Wall, I can see the Scottish involvement in the land...

The Roman terms 'Africa' and 'Asia' have expanded a bit as well.

[molly bloom]

Originally posted by GePap
... and India until 1857 was still under a company and not the Crown.

Someone hasn't heard of Lord North's Regulating Act, or any of the other acts (such as the 1784 India Act) which impacted on the East India Company and its status under the Crown, and who governed India for whom.

[Sprayber]

Originally posted by Serb
A silly question. The answer is obvious:

The history of Russia moves beyond interesting into sad and depressing.

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Sikander
Why were they well on the way to hunting the buffalo to extinction before whites gave them a helping hand then?

Wha??? Dude, there were way more buffalo than there were plains Indians.

[Serb]

Originally posted by BeBro
So not Russia?

It's Russian flag actually.

[Zkribbler]

Most interesting: Italy
Least interesting: Andorra -- not a single war in its over 600-years of existence. Come on guys! Get with the program! This is Europe for crying out loud!

[Odin]

Scandianvia, we went to Canada, sacked towns in Europe, brought government to Kiev, seved as the palace guards in Constant,inople founded Dublin, kicked Hapsburg ass and saved Lutheranism in the 30-Years War, kept the Nazis from making nukes, and lived happily ever after.

[Ben Kenobi]

Interesting discussion.

I'll side with Anacyreon, and the peninsula of Anatolya.

As for a nation state, it would have to be China.

My personal fave for both of these, given my own biases would have to be England for nation state, and Italy from the Po to the Tiber for geographical region.

[Serb]

brought government to Kiev

yeah, right.

Do you by chance need this fancy bridge I have for sale?

[Tattila the Hun]

Finland