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In Medieval Europe, how much does it cost to get properly fed and/or drunk at a restaurant? Can common people afford the cost?

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In WW2, around 20 million Soviet men died, leaving sex ratios skewed. What was the effect of this on everyday life, dating, marriage and fertility rates?

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Where there any intoxicants other than alcohol in Europe in the Middle Ages? How were these seen by society?

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Did any intellectual property rights exist Ancient Rome, China or Egypt?

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In 1945, at the as Germany surrendered, did the Soviet Union ever consider steamrolling Europe to become the dominant world power? Were they in a position to do so?

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Why did the weregild system of paying the victim's family in the case of murder become replaced by capital punishment during the High Middle Ages?

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In 2004 an often quoted paper was published that claimed that the increase in 5-year survival from chemotherapy is only 2.3%. What is the current position of research on the efficiency of chemotherapy?

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Was there a divide between urban and rural sexual morality in 17th-18th century Europe?

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Malcolm Gladwell says that facial expressions had different meanings in ancient Rome, and they would not understand our smiles. How were common facial expressions?

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In the Viking Age in Scandinavia, there seem to have been cases of girls being kidnapped for marriage or concubinage. Was this considered legal, and socially acceptable? What justification was given?

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In Medieval Europe, how much does it cost to get properly fed and/or drunk at a restaurant? Can common people afford the cost?	3262	AskHistorians
In WW2, around 20 million Soviet men died, leaving sex ratios skewed. What was the effect of this on everyday life, dating, marriage and fertility rates?	2288	AskHistorians
Where there any intoxicants other than alcohol in Europe in the Middle Ages? How were these seen by society?	1184	AskHistorians
Did any intellectual property rights exist Ancient Rome, China or Egypt?	105	AskHistorians
In 1945, at the as Germany surrendered, did the Soviet Union ever consider steamrolling Europe to become the dominant world power? Were they in a position to do so?	70	AskHistorians
Why did the weregild system of paying the victim's family in the case of murder become replaced by capital punishment during the High Middle Ages?	46	AskHistorians
In 2004 an often quoted paper was published that claimed that the increase in 5-year survival from chemotherapy is only 2.3%. What is the current position of research on the efficiency of chemotherapy?	38	askscience
Was there a divide between urban and rural sexual morality in 17th-18th century Europe?	24	AskHistorians
Malcolm Gladwell says that facial expressions had different meanings in ancient Rome, and they would not understand our smiles. How were common facial expressions?	19	AskHistorians
In the Viking Age in Scandinavia, there seem to have been cases of girls being kidnapped for marriage or concubinage. Was this considered legal, and socially acceptable? What justification was given?	7	AskHistorians