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What part of the world has gone the longest without a war being fought on its soil? What country has gone the longest without being involved in any war at all?

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In the 19th and early 20th centuries did young boys really wear short pants year round? How did they keep their legs warm in the winter? What about really little children, little enough to wear those white gowns? Did they have some sort of leggings, or did they just go cold?

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I am a well-educated Roman circa the time of Trajan. What do I know about people in the far east? How much of it is accurate? What do they know about me?

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What were the earliest amusement park rides?

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During the Reformation, how did kings (other than Henry VIII) decide whether their country would be Catholic or Protestant? What did their thought processes look like?

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What are some good introductory resources for learning about daily life and culture in ancient Greek city-states other than Athens and Sparta (e.g. Corinth, Thebes, Larissa?)

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Assuming it composition stays about the same, how small would the moon have to be to fit into the breathable part of the earth's atmosphere without massively affecting the tides?

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How much heavier than normal water is heavy water? If I had two drinking glasses, one full of water and the other full of heavy water, could I tell which is which? What would be the minimum volume necessary to noticeably differ in weight?

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Why does it (normally) take a sustained period of stimulation to cause orgasm/ejaculation?

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What would happen to a peasant working on a manor in the High Middle Ages if they became blind or disabled? What about a clergyman who became blind and could no longer read the Bible?

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What part of the world has gone the longest without a war being fought on its soil? What country has gone the longest without being involved in any war at all?	1	AskHistorians
In the 19th and early 20th centuries did young boys really wear short pants year round? How did they keep their legs warm in the winter? What about really little children, little enough to wear those white gowns? Did they have some sort of leggings, or did they just go cold?	1	AskHistorians
I am a well-educated Roman circa the time of Trajan. What do I know about people in the far east? How much of it is accurate? What do they know about me?	1	AskHistorians
What were the earliest amusement park rides?	1	AskHistorians
During the Reformation, how did kings (other than Henry VIII) decide whether their country would be Catholic or Protestant? What did their thought processes look like?	1	AskHistorians
What are some good introductory resources for learning about daily life and culture in ancient Greek city-states other than Athens and Sparta (e.g. Corinth, Thebes, Larissa?)	1	AskHistorians
Assuming it composition stays about the same, how small would the moon have to be to fit into the breathable part of the earth's atmosphere without massively affecting the tides?	1	askscience
How much heavier than normal water is heavy water? If I had two drinking glasses, one full of water and the other full of heavy water, could I tell which is which? What would be the minimum volume necessary to noticeably differ in weight?	1	askscience
Why does it (normally) take a sustained period of stimulation to cause orgasm/ejaculation?	1	askscience
What would happen to a peasant working on a manor in the High Middle Ages if they became blind or disabled? What about a clergyman who became blind and could no longer read the Bible?	1	AskHistorians