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Sergey Lavrov says post-Napoleonic international system was stable and just. It ensured peace in Europe and was destroyed by West European attacking Russia in Crimean War which directly led to destabilized international system, even implies it caused WW1. Do any actual historians support this view?

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Were there any inventions or tools Europeans have adopted from Native Americans?

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How easy was it to provoke somebody for a duel in 18-19th century Europe? Ho hard was it to evade a fight?

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Why is the French Revolution (1789) is considered much more important than English Revolution (1649)?

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Was there concern about Star Trek The Original Series political agenda during the original run?

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In Robert Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island" (written in 1881 and takes place in 1760 give or take) a cut is patched with "plaster". Wikipedia lists medical plaster as 20th century invention. What would the author mean by "plaster"? What would be used in that case in those circumstances?

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Male with no labor skills and no knowledge of Latin is sold on slave market in Rome 1CE. What is his likely fate?

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Is Rasputin really viable candidate to hold a title of Russian Greatest Love Machine?

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How justified was Rasputin's fame of being Russian Greatest Love machine? Was it just mud slinging?

265 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Roman Republic/Empire: how do you know if a person in front of you is a slave or a free man? How do I prove I am a free man or even citizen of Rome?

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Sergey Lavrov says post-Napoleonic international system was stable and just. It ensured peace in Europe and was destroyed by West European attacking Russia in Crimean War which directly led to destabilized international system, even implies it caused WW1. Do any actual historians support this view?	1333	AskHistorians
Were there any inventions or tools Europeans have adopted from Native Americans?	732	AskHistorians
How easy was it to provoke somebody for a duel in 18-19th century Europe? Ho hard was it to evade a fight?	503	AskHistorians
Why is the French Revolution (1789) is considered much more important than English Revolution (1649)?	438	AskHistorians
Was there concern about Star Trek The Original Series political agenda during the original run?	433	AskHistorians
In Robert Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island" (written in 1881 and takes place in 1760 give or take) a cut is patched with "plaster". Wikipedia lists medical plaster as 20th century invention. What would the author mean by "plaster"? What would be used in that case in those circumstances?	373	AskHistorians
Male with no labor skills and no knowledge of Latin is sold on slave market in Rome 1CE. What is his likely fate?	333	AskHistorians
Is Rasputin really viable candidate to hold a title of Russian Greatest Love Machine?	274	AskHistorians
How justified was Rasputin's fame of being Russian Greatest Love machine? Was it just mud slinging?	265	AskHistorians
Roman Republic/Empire: how do you know if a person in front of you is a slave or a free man? How do I prove I am a free man or even citizen of Rome?	210	AskHistorians