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Rastafarians see/saw Hahle Selassie (HIM) as being godlike, pure, good, etc. From a historical standpoint, was Hahle notable for any good or successful policies during his reign?

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Would a Roman of the first century communicate well with a modern speaker of Latin?

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Did the fall of the Spanish Empire in South America have much of an effect in Spain?

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Rastafarians see/saw Hahle Selassie (HIM) as being godlike, pure, good, etc. From a historical standpoint, was Hahle notable for any good or successful policies during his reign?	528	AskHistorians
Would a Roman of the first century communicate well with a modern speaker of Latin?	223	AskHistorians
Did the fall of the Spanish Empire in South America have much of an effect in Spain?	2	AskHistorians