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In The Northman, there are multiple scenes where Vikings seemed to feel possessed by the spirit of a wolf. Did these Vikings literally believe they had become wolves, or did they just feel akin to certain archetypal characteristics of wolves (eg pack loyalty, viciousness, fearlessness, etc.)?

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Did guns make war more or less survivable for combatants?

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Why did the Kennedy administration react so dramatically to Soviet missiles in Cuba?

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Were queen monarchs afforded less respect in European history than if they had been male?

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As a layman, I often hear a lot of bickering among historians about the fall of the Roman Empire. But before Rome, there was Greece. What’s history of the decline of the Greek empire? Furthermore, why don’t I hear as much about the Greece’s fall as I do about Rome’s fall?

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Did Jordan collude with Israel to partition Palestine during the 1948 war?

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Before 9/11, were there any concerns raised about lax airport security?

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So, why did the Bush administration want to invade Iraq?

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In Ancient Greece and in Islam generous hospitality towards foreigners and guests was/is understood as a moral obligation. Did this phenomenon exist in other parts of the world historically? Was Islam influenced by this Ancient Greek tradition?

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Has there ever been a U.S. president before Donald Trump who claimed they won an election they lost?

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In The Northman, there are multiple scenes where Vikings seemed to feel possessed by the spirit of a wolf. Did these Vikings literally believe they had become wolves, or did they just feel akin to certain archetypal characteristics of wolves (eg pack loyalty, viciousness, fearlessness, etc.)?	16	AskHistorians
Did guns make war more or less survivable for combatants?	13	AskHistorians
Why did the Kennedy administration react so dramatically to Soviet missiles in Cuba?	11	AskHistorians
Were queen monarchs afforded less respect in European history than if they had been male?	9	AskHistorians
As a layman, I often hear a lot of bickering among historians about the fall of the Roman Empire. But before Rome, there was Greece. What’s history of the decline of the Greek empire? Furthermore, why don’t I hear as much about the Greece’s fall as I do about Rome’s fall?	8	AskHistorians
Did Jordan collude with Israel to partition Palestine during the 1948 war?	6	AskHistorians
Before 9/11, were there any concerns raised about lax airport security?	6	AskHistorians
So, why did the Bush administration want to invade Iraq?	5	AskHistorians
In Ancient Greece and in Islam generous hospitality towards foreigners and guests was/is understood as a moral obligation. Did this phenomenon exist in other parts of the world historically? Was Islam influenced by this Ancient Greek tradition?	4	AskHistorians
Has there ever been a U.S. president before Donald Trump who claimed they won an election they lost?	3	AskHistorians