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At a local thrift store, I recently came across a copy of Rennaissance Europe: Age of Recovery and Reconciliation by De Lamar Jensen of Brigham Young University, what is the consensus among academic historians on his work and it's merits?

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Can the Reconquista be described as a genocide?

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What methods of preserving food crops were available to early modern Europeans?

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What influence did the Cuban Revolution have on other left-wing and Marxist movements in the Caribbean?

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What options would a common woman in 1500s Europe have as far as making a living without being forced to depend on men? Were there trades or guilds that were open to women?

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Why was there such a huge gap in distance between Phoenicia and it's colonies?

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Were there Spanish Protestants during the Reformation?

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Why is it so commonplace in rennaisance-era painting to show Greek and Roman soldiers in contemporary attire and equipment (full and partial plate, halberds longswords sometimes even cannon or muskets)?

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How did Persian come to mean someone from the entire region of Iran as opposed to specifically one group of Iranic speakers in that region?

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I have heard that many first-hand memoir and diary accounts of life during the thirty years war exist, are any available in English or only in their native languages and if so is it possible for a layperson to obtain access to these materials?

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At a local thrift store, I recently came across a copy of Rennaissance Europe: Age of Recovery and Reconciliation by De Lamar Jensen of Brigham Young University, what is the consensus among academic historians on his work and it's merits?	5	AskHistorians
Can the Reconquista be described as a genocide?	5	AskHistorians
What methods of preserving food crops were available to early modern Europeans?	5	AskHistorians
What influence did the Cuban Revolution have on other left-wing and Marxist movements in the Caribbean?	5	AskHistorians
What options would a common woman in 1500s Europe have as far as making a living without being forced to depend on men? Were there trades or guilds that were open to women?	5	AskHistorians
Why was there such a huge gap in distance between Phoenicia and it's colonies?	5	AskHistorians
Were there Spanish Protestants during the Reformation?	5	AskHistorians
Why is it so commonplace in rennaisance-era painting to show Greek and Roman soldiers in contemporary attire and equipment (full and partial plate, halberds longswords sometimes even cannon or muskets)?	4	AskHistorians
How did Persian come to mean someone from the entire region of Iran as opposed to specifically one group of Iranic speakers in that region?	4	AskHistorians
I have heard that many first-hand memoir and diary accounts of life during the thirty years war exist, are any available in English or only in their native languages and if so is it possible for a layperson to obtain access to these materials?	4	AskHistorians