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Why did it take so long for (most) nations to adopt meritocracy?
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What did the romans/greeks use for the flaming projectiles launched by catapults/ballistae?
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Is there a historical reason to why the star (in all of its forms) is such a common symbol?
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A question about the origin of feudalism
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Has there ever been a time in history where 1 nation/empire has been completely dominant in most/all important areas (military, science, living standards)?
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When and why did armies stop using mercenaries?
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