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Why is Rome considered decadent and debauched? When did the public begin to think of Rome as 'sinful' and associated with excess? More questions in text.

337 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Historical inaccuracy seems like a given in entertainment- but have there been successful games, shows, or movies that have been a historically and factually accurate representation of history?

32 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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[AMA Request] Bastille (UK band)

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How common was illiteracy in upper-class Regency and Georgian England?

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Is it possible that Mars could have supported life at any point in its history, and could there be any chance of finding fossil evidence?

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Are there other species that demonstrate the same level of morphological variation as humans? If so, how do scientists determine the holotype for that species?

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Why is Rome considered decadent and debauched? When did the public begin to think of Rome as 'sinful' and associated with excess? More questions in text.	337	AskHistorians
Historical inaccuracy seems like a given in entertainment- but have there been successful games, shows, or movies that have been a historically and factually accurate representation of history?	32	AskHistorians
[AMA Request] Bastille (UK band)	24	IAmA
How common was illiteracy in upper-class Regency and Georgian England?	16	AskHistorians
Is it possible that Mars could have supported life at any point in its history, and could there be any chance of finding fossil evidence?	1	askscience
Are there other species that demonstrate the same level of morphological variation as humans? If so, how do scientists determine the holotype for that species?	1	askscience