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Apart from chocolate, corn and potatoes, what foods commonly eaten today would not have existed in Europe in 1500?

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Before WWII, had any person/faction ever been 'universally' considered evil, as Hitler and the Nazi are today?

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What is the origin of medals as prizes?

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What was the geographic and chronological extent of the "Norse Mythology"?

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Romans were permitted to participate in the Olympics when they were still Greek-only. How Greek was Rome's culture during and before this period?

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I'm a literate citizen in XI th century Europe. How much do I know about old civilizations such as Ancient Rome, Greece, Egypt or Babylon?

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[WP] For as long as you can remember, you have been hearing the whispers. You have always ignored them, until one day you can't take it anymore. You whisper back.

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How reliable is Marco Polo's "Book of Wonders"?

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How much does a cat or a dog rely on smell to identify people, as opposed to vision?

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How was Charlemagne regarded after his time? Was he a great known historical figure as, say, Napoleon is today?

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Apart from chocolate, corn and potatoes, what foods commonly eaten today would not have existed in Europe in 1500?	6	AskHistorians
Before WWII, had any person/faction ever been 'universally' considered evil, as Hitler and the Nazi are today?	5	AskHistorians
What is the origin of medals as prizes?	5	AskHistorians
What was the geographic and chronological extent of the "Norse Mythology"?	5	AskHistorians
Romans were permitted to participate in the Olympics when they were still Greek-only. How Greek was Rome's culture during and before this period?	5	AskHistorians
I'm a literate citizen in XI th century Europe. How much do I know about old civilizations such as Ancient Rome, Greece, Egypt or Babylon?	4	AskHistorians
[WP] For as long as you can remember, you have been hearing the whispers. You have always ignored them, until one day you can't take it anymore. You whisper back.	4	WritingPrompts
How reliable is Marco Polo's "Book of Wonders"?	3	AskHistorians
How much does a cat or a dog rely on smell to identify people, as opposed to vision?	3	askscience
How was Charlemagne regarded after his time? Was he a great known historical figure as, say, Napoleon is today?	2	AskHistorians