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Before firearms, what stopped melee foot soldiers from attacking and killing cavalrymen’s horses without dealing with the actual soldier on top?

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When and how did the UK become ‘democratic’ after 1815?

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In the 1920’s and 30’s the swastika was a symbol of pan-aryanism, and the Nazis used the symbol extensively, despite being German Ultranationalists. Were the Nazis ever pan-Aryan, or were they always German supremacists?

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During the Age Of Sail, did warships carry enough gunners to fire and reload every cannon at once, or just one side?

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Einstein as a unique villain to Nazi Germany

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Lawful Political violence during Hitler’s rise to power

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Islam, Christianity, and Judaism all share substantial theology, despite being traditional enemies. Was ‘pan-Abrahamism’ ever seriously considered or appealed to?

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Why were Western military uniforms almost universally so conspicuous and glamorous from about 1700-1914?

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Why’d Stalin give up West Berlin?

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In the early modern Era (1500-1750’s), feudal structures were relatively weak, yet sovereign states existed without nationalism. What was the basis of of a states power?

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Before firearms, what stopped melee foot soldiers from attacking and killing cavalrymen’s horses without dealing with the actual soldier on top?	18	AskHistorians
When and how did the UK become ‘democratic’ after 1815?	16	AskHistorians
In the 1920’s and 30’s the swastika was a symbol of pan-aryanism, and the Nazis used the symbol extensively, despite being German Ultranationalists. Were the Nazis ever pan-Aryan, or were they always German supremacists?	13	AskHistorians
During the Age Of Sail, did warships carry enough gunners to fire and reload every cannon at once, or just one side?	12	AskHistorians
Einstein as a unique villain to Nazi Germany	12	AskHistorians
Lawful Political violence during Hitler’s rise to power	12	AskHistorians
Islam, Christianity, and Judaism all share substantial theology, despite being traditional enemies. Was ‘pan-Abrahamism’ ever seriously considered or appealed to?	11	AskHistorians
Why were Western military uniforms almost universally so conspicuous and glamorous from about 1700-1914?	9	AskHistorians
Why’d Stalin give up West Berlin?	8	AskHistorians
In the early modern Era (1500-1750’s), feudal structures were relatively weak, yet sovereign states existed without nationalism. What was the basis of of a states power?	8	AskHistorians