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San Diego Bay is one of the best natural harbors in the world, yet the Los Angeles/Long Beach, just 125 miles away, became the region's main port and the largest city on the coast. Why? Did the Navy crowd out commercial activity?
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What was the interaction between medieval people and ancient monuments? Did they know what they were? Was there any documentation of them?
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MEGATHREAD | Day 1 of the AskHistorians Digital Conference 2020: ‘Business as Unusual: Histories of Rupture, Chaos, Revolution, and Change’
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How many Revolutionary War Veterans were still around at the start of the Civil War on the Confederacy side? What did they think about the conflict?
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In A Game of Thrones the kingdom's finances are nearly ruined by the king throwing lots of feasts and tourneys. Were historical royal recreations really that expensive?
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Did the semi-automatic M1 Garand give the Americans a significant advantage against the bolt-action rifles the Germans and Japanese used?
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