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Did the Catholic Church ever try to restrict gunpowder weapons for being too deadly?

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The Chinese monk Qiu Chuji told Ghengis Khan that there was no secret medicine of immortality. Ghengis Khan then placed Chuji in charge of all religious persons in the empire. What did Chuji do with this authoirty?

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Has their ever been a feng shui 'schism'? Or an incident where feng shui caused a major political incident?

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In the American South could a corporate person own a black person?

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What are some examples of wars fought between Native Americans after European contact?

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Did European explorers/settlers encounter any Native American urban centers in the in modern-day USA and Canada?

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Leading up to the American Civil War did any Southerners support secession but not war?

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Was there a fear of a military take over in the USA after the Civil War, WWI, or WWII?

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Did any Mesoamerican cultures other than the Aztecs practice human sacrifice? If not, what did they think of the Aztecs?

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Is it true that Chinese emperors had multiples wives who vied for political power and favor? If yes, how high did the stakes get and how violent did the conflicts tend to be?

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Did the Catholic Church ever try to restrict gunpowder weapons for being too deadly?	11	AskHistorians
The Chinese monk Qiu Chuji told Ghengis Khan that there was no secret medicine of immortality. Ghengis Khan then placed Chuji in charge of all religious persons in the empire. What did Chuji do with this authoirty?	11	AskHistorians
Has their ever been a feng shui 'schism'? Or an incident where feng shui caused a major political incident?	10	AskHistorians
In the American South could a corporate person own a black person?	10	AskHistorians
What are some examples of wars fought between Native Americans after European contact?	10	AskHistorians
Did European explorers/settlers encounter any Native American urban centers in the in modern-day USA and Canada?	9	AskHistorians
Leading up to the American Civil War did any Southerners support secession but not war?	9	AskHistorians
Was there a fear of a military take over in the USA after the Civil War, WWI, or WWII?	9	AskHistorians
Did any Mesoamerican cultures other than the Aztecs practice human sacrifice? If not, what did they think of the Aztecs?	9	AskHistorians
Is it true that Chinese emperors had multiples wives who vied for political power and favor? If yes, how high did the stakes get and how violent did the conflicts tend to be?	8	AskHistorians