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What are some facts in history that are either slowly losing support, or may just end up proven wrong in the future?

377 upvotes • r/AskHistorians
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Why did the French kingdom become much more centralized than the Holy Roman Empire?

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I hate to do this, but who in the bible was likely real?

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What is your ideal method to explain world history?

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What legends or myths have been found to possibly have a real historical basis?

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anyone know a good history of ashkenazi jewry?

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Roman structures in the Middle Ages

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How far south did Asian contact go, prior to 1606?

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How were the Romans able to control such a massive empire?

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What are the best books about the transition into the early middle ages (400-700 or 800?)

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