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Did the "discovery" of the Americas immediately change the lives of normal everyday people in Spain or Europe more broadly?

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Would people in the high Roman Empire known about and interacted with regional cuisines?

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Where did early American diplomats stay while they were in Paris?

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Before the modern period, how how did people perceive nutrition in their food and diet? Did people consciously change or vary their diet to achieve some end?

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Was gentrification an issue in ancient Rome?

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Phillip II of Spain was, for a short time, the King of England... to what extent was he involved in English affairs?

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Was Mexico a European colony during the Second Mexican Empire under Hapsburg reign?

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If one tried to use a US quarter minted in 1920 today, it would be accepted as tender. Would the same thing be true in Ancient Rome? If I found a coin from the early 2nd century, could I use it in the 4th?

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Horace has a poem that in English makes reference to 'reading the tea leaves'. Is this a translation issue, or was tea common enough that it was a term? Was camellia sinensis part of trade routes and consumed in any way in Ancient Rome, or otherwise what 'tea' might be common?

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The ascendancy of Luis I of Spain must have been rattling in Europe, but I can only find some scant evidence. How did the other powers react to the king abdicating and setting up his young son to rule from Madrid?

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Did the "discovery" of the Americas immediately change the lives of normal everyday people in Spain or Europe more broadly?	2	AskHistorians
Would people in the high Roman Empire known about and interacted with regional cuisines?	2	AskHistorians
Where did early American diplomats stay while they were in Paris?	2	AskHistorians
Before the modern period, how how did people perceive nutrition in their food and diet? Did people consciously change or vary their diet to achieve some end?	2	AskHistorians
Was gentrification an issue in ancient Rome?	1	AskHistorians
Phillip II of Spain was, for a short time, the King of England... to what extent was he involved in English affairs?	1	AskHistorians
Was Mexico a European colony during the Second Mexican Empire under Hapsburg reign?	1	AskHistorians
If one tried to use a US quarter minted in 1920 today, it would be accepted as tender. Would the same thing be true in Ancient Rome? If I found a coin from the early 2nd century, could I use it in the 4th?	1	AskHistorians
Horace has a poem that in English makes reference to 'reading the tea leaves'. Is this a translation issue, or was tea common enough that it was a term? Was camellia sinensis part of trade routes and consumed in any way in Ancient Rome, or otherwise what 'tea' might be common?	1	AskHistorians
The ascendancy of Luis I of Spain must have been rattling in Europe, but I can only find some scant evidence. How did the other powers react to the king abdicating and setting up his young son to rule from Madrid?	1	AskHistorians