Yes and most of it is not mutch older then 100-200 years and that not mutch of a history, in the rest of the world it′s counts as Modern history.
Seriously? Like I said, you just sound silly when trying to talk about American History, so I suggest you stop because you're just digging yourself a deeper hole. There's more history to the Americas than people of European decent . . . ancient history, as old as the rest of the world's history.
What does history have to do with wanting Fallout outside of America? Most people in Fallout Universe don't even know about America. If they have heard of the name America before, they don't know much about its history. Even the guy in Rivet City that spent is life studying American history screws it up.
So taking a game to say England going to be different? They wouldn't know about events of 2077, let alone events of 1066.
I think you misunderstood the discussion. Like usual, Vajan brought up his Fallout 4-10 list, and I asked him why Alaska and Hawaii would be the last places in the US Fallout could be placed, because there is still plenty of places untouched by Fallout. I listed some of the places in another post, on the other page. Anyway, I stated that these places were filled with as much history as the Southwestern US, and simply Bethesda could look at these place's history, and get a feel for them and take from the history what they wanted, and use it in a Fallout title. I'm not saying they make a faction that's based of one of these historical groups, like Caesar did with the Legion, but simply have a, "history repeats itself," sort of tinge, where there might be a group somewhere that resembles in action and mission, not clothing or anything like that, a historical group in American history.
For example, there could be a small group of anti-NCR rebels, preparing to raid an armory in some small town for weapons, looking to build a rebellion. It would be a "history repeats itself", of the Harper Ferry's Raid in 1859.