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Why does the ethnonym 'Saxon' seem to persist in continental Europe after the migrations to Britain, but those of the 'Angles' or 'Jutes' do not?
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How was carrying weapons regulated in Ancient Greece in Classic period? Were hoplites allowed to carry their weapons in public places at the peacetime? And was it possible for non-hoplite to buy sword/spear?
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There's been several mass suicides in the past 100 years - people's temple, solar temple, heaven's gate - are these a fairly recent phenomena? Or have they been occurring for centuries or more?
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During the late Medieval and Renaisance period, when Kings derived their right to rule from divine mandates, how did people view republics & elective monarchies? Were they seen as less legitimate than herditary monarchies?
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When Henry VIII issued the Act of Supremacy in 1534, how would smaller-town priests have reacted? Would they have actively taken a position for/against the Act, or would they have considered it "above their pay grade" and carried on with their duties as normally as possible?
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Before the Civil Right Act were businesses who served both blacks and white more profitable than those that only served whites?
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The Last Samurai led us to believe that the United States played a huge role in the Satsuma Rebellion and presumably the Boshin War, is there any truth to this and did the U.S provide that many foreign advisors and weaponry?
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