/r/askhistorians
How did the poodle, an eminently practical hunting dog, get stereotyped as a pet for aristocratic women?
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were there many/any people in ancient Rome who objected to the rape that typically took place when the Roman army sacked a city? NSFW
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Why is Alexander the Great viewed so well in history whereas Genghis Khan is viewed as the scourge of his time?
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Why have labor unions in the Hollywood film industry remained so strong and protected despite the long and largely successful American history of breaking down unions, reducing collective bargaining power, and empowering capital to generally outmaneuver them?
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I am travelling back in time to settle in London, 1680. Could I buy a house for the money I'd get from selling all the spices I have at home?
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In the early 1900s, some Black Americans looked at Imperial Japan with admiration as it was one of the few non-White countries on the world stage at that time. Can someone elaborate more on this unique relationship?
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Westerns always seem to have Desperados breaking out windows to shoot at the Marshals, or tavern brawls where someone a quick exit into the street through a large window instead of the door. How hard would actually have been to replace a broken window (large or small) in the Old West?
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