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When the Roman Empire split into two, with both Rome and Constantinople as capital as well as religious capitals, was there an instant change in the routine of religion? How different is Greek and other Orthodox practice from Roman Catholicism today?

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Why do we seem to exclusively think of Ancient Gauls/Gallic people as having big moustaches, red hair, wearing torcs and plaid pants? What do the ancient sources say which gave us these visual stereotypes?

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What tools did medieval Europeans use to style their facial and cranial hairstyles with?

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What was Napoleon Bonaparte's inspiration and rational reasoning for conquering all that he could?

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At what point in time did English, or at least Scots, become the dominant language of Scotland, and how exactly did it come to this position of linguistic dominance in this kingdom of its own separate from England?

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Why were the international soldiers who participated in the Spanish Civil War, to fight fascism, upon return home (to the US and Canada to be more precise) investigated by their nations and not allowed to serve in WWII?

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Puttees - What is their significance and why were they so popularly used between the armies in WW1?

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Where did unlanded knights in the service of a king rest their heads at night?

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How many people are estimated to have been on Earth 1000 years ago?

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Why is it that Lutheranism seemed to have spread with such ease and vigour in the Nordic countries after its creation?

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When the Roman Empire split into two, with both Rome and Constantinople as capital as well as religious capitals, was there an instant change in the routine of religion? How different is Greek and other Orthodox practice from Roman Catholicism today?	17	AskHistorians
Why do we seem to exclusively think of Ancient Gauls/Gallic people as having big moustaches, red hair, wearing torcs and plaid pants? What do the ancient sources say which gave us these visual stereotypes?	17	AskHistorians
What tools did medieval Europeans use to style their facial and cranial hairstyles with?	17	AskHistorians
What was Napoleon Bonaparte's inspiration and rational reasoning for conquering all that he could?	17	AskHistorians
At what point in time did English, or at least Scots, become the dominant language of Scotland, and how exactly did it come to this position of linguistic dominance in this kingdom of its own separate from England?	16	AskHistorians
Why were the international soldiers who participated in the Spanish Civil War, to fight fascism, upon return home (to the US and Canada to be more precise) investigated by their nations and not allowed to serve in WWII?	16	AskHistorians
Puttees - What is their significance and why were they so popularly used between the armies in WW1?	15	AskHistorians
Where did unlanded knights in the service of a king rest their heads at night?	14	AskHistorians
How many people are estimated to have been on Earth 1000 years ago?	14	AskHistorians
Why is it that Lutheranism seemed to have spread with such ease and vigour in the Nordic countries after its creation?	13	AskHistorians