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[WP] "The Ghost Ship Insurrection".

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In spite of armies fielding masses of foot archers, and crossbowmen, the Horse archer remained a key part of many armies. What caused the decline in use and the eventual end of mounted missile units?

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How did Sabir arise, how widely was it spoken (especially among mediterranean traders), and how did it decline?

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Seleukos left Egypt with about 1000 cavalry, and yet would not only retake his own, but conquer the eastern two-thirds of the Antigonid holdings. How did he manage to build an army and defeat them?

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How did people (especially in the Americas, and European nations using the Gregorian calendar) respond to New Year's Day 2000?

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There were many decolonisation movements to restore lands and self determination to oppressed peoples that are praised, yet Jews are condemned to this day by many for achieving the same. Why?

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When discussing the militarisation of space, much emphasis is placed on space-earth or earth-space combat (e.g: ASAT). Did the USA or USSR develop any spaceborne platform dedicated to ASAT operations?

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What was the role of propaganda in Israel in the build up to and during the first Lebanon war?

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Alexander IV, the son of Alexander the Great, is king (under regency). You are Cassander, a general of Mecedonia. You and others conspire to fight and defeat the regency. describe your thoughts through the war, to victory and the eventual murder of Alexander IV.

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A great many pirates started as privateers or outright navy sailors. Were there any cases where a pirate was recruited into a fleet?

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[WP] "The Ghost Ship Insurrection".	2	WritingPrompts
In spite of armies fielding masses of foot archers, and crossbowmen, the Horse archer remained a key part of many armies. What caused the decline in use and the eventual end of mounted missile units?	1	AskHistorians
How did Sabir arise, how widely was it spoken (especially among mediterranean traders), and how did it decline?	1	AskHistorians
Seleukos left Egypt with about 1000 cavalry, and yet would not only retake his own, but conquer the eastern two-thirds of the Antigonid holdings. How did he manage to build an army and defeat them?	1	AskHistorians
How did people (especially in the Americas, and European nations using the Gregorian calendar) respond to New Year's Day 2000?	1	AskHistorians
There were many decolonisation movements to restore lands and self determination to oppressed peoples that are praised, yet Jews are condemned to this day by many for achieving the same. Why?	1	AskHistorians
When discussing the militarisation of space, much emphasis is placed on space-earth or earth-space combat (e.g: ASAT). Did the USA or USSR develop any spaceborne platform dedicated to ASAT operations?	1	AskHistorians
What was the role of propaganda in Israel in the build up to and during the first Lebanon war?	1	AskHistorians
Alexander IV, the son of Alexander the Great, is king (under regency). You are Cassander, a general of Mecedonia. You and others conspire to fight and defeat the regency. describe your thoughts through the war, to victory and the eventual murder of Alexander IV.	1	WritingPrompts
A great many pirates started as privateers or outright navy sailors. Were there any cases where a pirate was recruited into a fleet?	1	AskHistorians