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Did the heavier Mongol cavalry (those armed with lances) also carry bows? If so, how did they attach their lance to their horse to free up their hands?
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I have heard that the Nazi soldiers would fight to the death against the Russians, but when they were in the same position with ally soldiers they would throw up their arms and surrender. Is that true? If so why would they do that?
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I'm an ancient Greek watching the play Oedipus. When it's revealed that Jocasta is his mother would I have laughed?
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Why do so many American corporations from the first half of the century have the word "general" in their name?
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I'm trying to make a map of the Greek cities that had victories in the ancient Olympics. I'm having trouble finding the location of the six cities. Can someone help me?
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During a pre-gunpowder battle, what would soldiers in the ranks further back from the front line be doing?
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If the US founders believed in an armed populace to overthrow a tyrannical government, why did they attack Shay and the other Whiskey rebellions?
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How bad was the lawlessness and crime rate in the Old West in the 1850s-1890s compared to the "civilized" East in the same time period?
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