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How did Kievan Rus and other far Eastern European Medieval States govern such vast territories? Maps show them to be several times larger than the HRE.
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[Meta] Does marketing questions as "GREAT QUESTION" subtlety bias which questions get answered? Does it make people feel uncomfortable because a question not marked can be implied as a average/below average question?
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I'm a 1350AD farmer and I've just stubbed my toe on the barn door. What are some swear/curse words I might use and rude phrases?
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The level of physical activity among preindustrial agricultural workers was immense, and they'd need 2x5 times the caloric intake of modern sedentary people to maintain weight. Did they have access to high-calorie foods? Were they generally feasting on loads of rice, bread, potatoes?
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AC: Odyssey states that "Spartan men had to marry between ages 25 and 35. Those who did not were penalized through a tax and excluded from some celebrations." Is there any truth to this?
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The US Civil War seems oddly simplistic. Is this unusual in the historical context, or were pre-modern civil wars less complicated?
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