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What would medieval eating habits have looked like?

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How seriously is the "Iberian origin" of the Celts theory taken?

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Cardinal Richelieu is often thought of as an evil, villainous character, due to his portrayal by Dumas in "The Three Musketeers." Would this be accurate in any sense?

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Spain began its transition to a democracy in 1975, under King Juan Carlos I. How important was Juan Carlos in this process? Would the late Francisco Franco have approved?

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How did the medieval Western European states utilise Roman institutions and their legacy?

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How far can we trust the traditional account of Alexander the Great's conquests? Is it possible to separate the genuine "facts" from legend and romanticism?

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Are regional styles of popular music (Celtic, Enka, Bhangra, etc.) continuations of local musical traditions, or are they simply offshoots of a global Westernised music industry? Where, if anywhere, can local stylistic influences be seen?

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How did the modern "Polynesian" music style develop?

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How do you determine whether a secondary source is "scholarly" or otherwise?

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North and South Korea's autonyms are Choson and Hanguk respectively, despite claiming legitimate rule over the same nation and geographical region. Why the difference? How and why did each country choose each name?

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What would medieval eating habits have looked like?	11	AskHistorians
How seriously is the "Iberian origin" of the Celts theory taken?	10	AskHistorians
Cardinal Richelieu is often thought of as an evil, villainous character, due to his portrayal by Dumas in "The Three Musketeers." Would this be accurate in any sense?	10	AskHistorians
Spain began its transition to a democracy in 1975, under King Juan Carlos I. How important was Juan Carlos in this process? Would the late Francisco Franco have approved?	9	AskHistorians
How did the medieval Western European states utilise Roman institutions and their legacy?	8	AskHistorians
How far can we trust the traditional account of Alexander the Great's conquests? Is it possible to separate the genuine "facts" from legend and romanticism?	8	AskHistorians
Are regional styles of popular music (Celtic, Enka, Bhangra, etc.) continuations of local musical traditions, or are they simply offshoots of a global Westernised music industry? Where, if anywhere, can local stylistic influences be seen?	6	AskHistorians
How did the modern "Polynesian" music style develop?	6	AskHistorians
How do you determine whether a secondary source is "scholarly" or otherwise?	3	AskHistorians
North and South Korea's autonyms are Choson and Hanguk respectively, despite claiming legitimate rule over the same nation and geographical region. Why the difference? How and why did each country choose each name?	2	AskHistorians