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How much motivation/inspiration did warriors or the common conscripted soldier gain from having their king/ruler/lord fighting at the front of the line during the ancient and medieval world? Would the death of their ruler pretty much spell the end of their fighting commitment and group cohesion?

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For the non-white citizens of the US at the turn of the 20th century, which political parties were most of their communities voting for? Were there any tolerant or open-minded politicians known on a national level?

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How much glory or recognition was there in ancient Rome for the logistical side of their Armed forces? Considering the mass number of men and equipment gathered for conquests, expeditions, it was a huge task for the individuals tasked with making it happen.

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What was the relationship that the Soviet Union had with the communist nations in Africa once decolonization had ended?

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Worf is reputed as a great fighter and we certainly saw this on many occasions while he was on DS9 but why was he always being overpowered and getting his butt kicked while he stationed on the Enterprise?

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In the American South during the Jim Crow era, which was undoubtedly the worst state for African-Americans to reside in?

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How much absolute loyalty did a Roman general have over his legion? Did lower ranks such as a lieutenant or captain command even greater loyalty among their men or did the fighting men give their absolute trust to the overall commander?

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Though he ruled for over four decades, in what ways did Haile Selassie transform the Ethiopian Empire?

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I'm a Federal soldier from the Northeast stationed in the American South during late 1860s Reconstruction. How eager or anxious am I being stationed in the land of traitors? What is my typical day-to-day experience while there? What am I fitted with? Is my deployment one of possible danger?

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How was PTSD/battleshock perceived and dealt with in the ancient and medieval world? On the opposite foot, how were those warriors or leaders who had a lust for blood and warfare perceived?

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How much motivation/inspiration did warriors or the common conscripted soldier gain from having their king/ruler/lord fighting at the front of the line during the ancient and medieval world? Would the death of their ruler pretty much spell the end of their fighting commitment and group cohesion?	1	AskHistorians
For the non-white citizens of the US at the turn of the 20th century, which political parties were most of their communities voting for? Were there any tolerant or open-minded politicians known on a national level?	1	AskHistorians
How much glory or recognition was there in ancient Rome for the logistical side of their Armed forces? Considering the mass number of men and equipment gathered for conquests, expeditions, it was a huge task for the individuals tasked with making it happen.	1	AskHistorians
What was the relationship that the Soviet Union had with the communist nations in Africa once decolonization had ended?	1	AskHistorians
Worf is reputed as a great fighter and we certainly saw this on many occasions while he was on DS9 but why was he always being overpowered and getting his butt kicked while he stationed on the Enterprise?	1	AskHistorians
In the American South during the Jim Crow era, which was undoubtedly the worst state for African-Americans to reside in?	1	AskHistorians
How much absolute loyalty did a Roman general have over his legion? Did lower ranks such as a lieutenant or captain command even greater loyalty among their men or did the fighting men give their absolute trust to the overall commander?	1	AskHistorians
Though he ruled for over four decades, in what ways did Haile Selassie transform the Ethiopian Empire?	1	AskHistorians
I'm a Federal soldier from the Northeast stationed in the American South during late 1860s Reconstruction. How eager or anxious am I being stationed in the land of traitors? What is my typical day-to-day experience while there? What am I fitted with? Is my deployment one of possible danger?	1	AskHistorians
How was PTSD/battleshock perceived and dealt with in the ancient and medieval world? On the opposite foot, how were those warriors or leaders who had a lust for blood and warfare perceived?	1	AskHistorians