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Are there any academic debates regarding the ethics of tourism centred around places like the Roman Colosseum (and other places where people were essentially killed for entertainment)?

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I once had a history teacher say that Medieval Europeans more or less lived "in harmony" with nature (like the Native Americans) before the advent of the printing press. Is there any truth to that claim?

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If you can to defend any extant nation as the "successor to the Roman Empire", which one would be the best candidate?

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Is Nero's mother getting put on coins really that big of a deal? Or is making a fuss about it as evidence his reign was secretly controlled by her just speculation?

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Is Nero's mother getting put on coins really that big of a deal? Or is making a fuss about it as evidence his reign was secretly controlled by her speculation?

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Are there any academic debates regarding the ethics of tourism centred around places like the Roman Colosseum (and other places where people were essentially killed for entertainment)?	1
I once had a history teacher say that Medieval Europeans more or less lived "in harmony" with nature (like the Native Americans) before the advent of the printing press. Is there any truth to that claim?	1
If you can to defend any extant nation as the "successor to the Roman Empire", which one would be the best candidate?	1
Is Nero's mother getting put on coins really that big of a deal? Or is making a fuss about it as evidence his reign was secretly controlled by her just speculation?	0
Is Nero's mother getting put on coins really that big of a deal? Or is making a fuss about it as evidence his reign was secretly controlled by her speculation?	0