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How did Italians, almost universally Catholic, justify the invasion of Rome in the unification wars?

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Why were the Freemasons so controversial in the early 1800s? An entire party was formed to oppose them, but today they're nothing more than an obscure social club

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The great powers declared in 1899 that dropping bombs from hot air balloons is a war crime. Why?

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Why was the invasion of Italy not considered a "second front" to Stalin?

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In 1842, Secretary of War John Spencer's son was hanged for mutiny. Did this cause any political backlash for the Tyler administration, or for Spencer?

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In antiquity and the middle ages, what happened after a rout? Where did they go?

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With the much higher rate of infant mortality in the past, was the death of an infant less emotionally impactful then than in times of modern medicine?

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In ancient history, we seem to see massive population movements to lands far away, establishing civilizations. (Hittites and Hyksos for example) Was there a common cause of these population transfers, and how organized were they?

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Were there any diseases Indigenous Americans had that the colonists were susceptible to?

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Were women monarchs as respected as their male counterparts?

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How did Italians, almost universally Catholic, justify the invasion of Rome in the unification wars?	968	AskHistorians
Why were the Freemasons so controversial in the early 1800s? An entire party was formed to oppose them, but today they're nothing more than an obscure social club	483	AskHistorians
The great powers declared in 1899 that dropping bombs from hot air balloons is a war crime. Why?	288	AskHistorians
Why was the invasion of Italy not considered a "second front" to Stalin?	82	AskHistorians
In 1842, Secretary of War John Spencer's son was hanged for mutiny. Did this cause any political backlash for the Tyler administration, or for Spencer?	41	AskHistorians
In antiquity and the middle ages, what happened after a rout? Where did they go?	18	AskHistorians
With the much higher rate of infant mortality in the past, was the death of an infant less emotionally impactful then than in times of modern medicine?	9	AskHistorians
In ancient history, we seem to see massive population movements to lands far away, establishing civilizations. (Hittites and Hyksos for example) Was there a common cause of these population transfers, and how organized were they?	8	AskHistorians
Were there any diseases Indigenous Americans had that the colonists were susceptible to?	5	AskHistorians
Were women monarchs as respected as their male counterparts?	4	AskHistorians