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Was christianity instrumental in creating a European identity and at what point would everyone in Europe have known they were in Europe and were European?

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When did historical criticism of Eurocentrism begin and how has it evolved since then?

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Did the Ming and Qing dynasties realize and understand how rapidly their populations were increasing due to the arrival of American crops?

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Are Christianity and Islam more violent than other religions it is it the fact that so many people believe in them that makes their history seem more violent?

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How comparable is the Chinese colonization of Guizhou, Yunnan, and Taiwan to European colonization in terms of brutality, genocide, and systematic racism?

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How much of an impact did river battles and ship combat have on the military history of China and was it important to the Three Kingdoms era?

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When did gold become more valuable than silver in China?

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After the Qing dynasty conquered the Ming, were there people in such remote places that they didn't know they were living in the Ming dynasty anymore until centuries after the Qing were already in power?

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Why are some historical narratives called "revisionist" even though history is rewritten all the time, meaning that all history is in some sense "revisionist?"

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How were minorities in China treated during the Cultural Revolution and Great Leap Forward compared to the majority Han Chinese ethnic group?

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Was christianity instrumental in creating a European identity and at what point would everyone in Europe have known they were in Europe and were European?	7
When did historical criticism of Eurocentrism begin and how has it evolved since then?	7
Did the Ming and Qing dynasties realize and understand how rapidly their populations were increasing due to the arrival of American crops?	7
Are Christianity and Islam more violent than other religions it is it the fact that so many people believe in them that makes their history seem more violent?	7
How comparable is the Chinese colonization of Guizhou, Yunnan, and Taiwan to European colonization in terms of brutality, genocide, and systematic racism?	6
How much of an impact did river battles and ship combat have on the military history of China and was it important to the Three Kingdoms era?	6
When did gold become more valuable than silver in China?	6
After the Qing dynasty conquered the Ming, were there people in such remote places that they didn't know they were living in the Ming dynasty anymore until centuries after the Qing were already in power?	5
Why are some historical narratives called "revisionist" even though history is rewritten all the time, meaning that all history is in some sense "revisionist?"	5
How were minorities in China treated during the Cultural Revolution and Great Leap Forward compared to the majority Han Chinese ethnic group?	4