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How connected was the Glorious Revolution to 18th-19th century classical liberalism?

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Did the Nazis or similar groups ever consider bringing back slavery in law?

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In WW1 and 2, Britain had monarchs that refused to exercise their ‘reserve powers’ despite national crises and political division. What purpose did they serve to the UK ?

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What permanent technological advancements (Be they practical economic or military inventions or philosophical/societal advancements) occurred in the Roman World from ~100 BC to ~500 AD?

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Why were there so few coalitions and defensive pacts in the classical era?

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When the Nazis made minorities and foreigners work for very little or no compensation, did it significantly improve their economy?

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Was Jesus Christ ever considered to have killed or be intolerant by any christian sect, specifically as a justification for holy war or forced conversion?

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I have a conviction that the era 1815-1914 was especially peaceful and wars and carnage were much harder to justify. Am I wrong?

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In 1920’s and 1930’s Europe, were Jews often sterotyped as bankers and Merchants, and if so, was there any truth to this?

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Popular insurrections in late Republican Rome.

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How connected was the Glorious Revolution to 18th-19th century classical liberalism?	1	AskHistorians
Did the Nazis or similar groups ever consider bringing back slavery in law?	1	AskHistorians
In WW1 and 2, Britain had monarchs that refused to exercise their ‘reserve powers’ despite national crises and political division. What purpose did they serve to the UK ?	1	AskHistorians
What permanent technological advancements (Be they practical economic or military inventions or philosophical/societal advancements) occurred in the Roman World from ~100 BC to ~500 AD?	1	AskHistorians
Why were there so few coalitions and defensive pacts in the classical era?	1	AskHistorians
When the Nazis made minorities and foreigners work for very little or no compensation, did it significantly improve their economy?	1	AskHistorians
Was Jesus Christ ever considered to have killed or be intolerant by any christian sect, specifically as a justification for holy war or forced conversion?	1	AskHistorians
I have a conviction that the era 1815-1914 was especially peaceful and wars and carnage were much harder to justify. Am I wrong?	1	AskHistorians
In 1920’s and 1930’s Europe, were Jews often sterotyped as bankers and Merchants, and if so, was there any truth to this?	1	AskHistorians
Popular insurrections in late Republican Rome.	1	AskHistorians