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To what extent did Umayyad expansion into Central Asia around 750 CE cause the Turkic migrations into the Middle East and Eastern Europe?

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Did the infamous Battle of Talas (751) have any significant long-term effects at all?

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Compared to other wars the Roman campaigns to subjugate the Alps largely seem to have been overlooked by modern historiography. Is this impression true, and if it is, why? Where can I learn more about those campaigns?

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Why was polygamy legal in Hongkong up until 1971?

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[Repost] By the time the Umayyad Caliphate ended, Persia, Syria, and Egypt were still majority non-Muslim. Is the same true for today's Maghreb, i.e. Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco?

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Reading up about the First World War I frequently encounter sentences saying "Country A declared war on Country B". Why is it so hard to find out who exactly ordered to declare war on another country even in scientific works? Why not say "Person X ordered to declare war on Country B" instead?

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I am living in a (comparatively) large town somewhere in Francia during the reign of Charles Martel. What does my hometown look like?

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To what extent did Umayyad expansion into Central Asia around 750 CE cause the Turkic migrations into the Middle East and Eastern Europe?	2	AskHistorians
Did the infamous Battle of Talas (751) have any significant long-term effects at all?	1	AskHistorians
Compared to other wars the Roman campaigns to subjugate the Alps largely seem to have been overlooked by modern historiography. Is this impression true, and if it is, why? Where can I learn more about those campaigns?	1	AskHistorians
Why was polygamy legal in Hongkong up until 1971?	1	AskHistorians
[Repost] By the time the Umayyad Caliphate ended, Persia, Syria, and Egypt were still majority non-Muslim. Is the same true for today's Maghreb, i.e. Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco?	1	AskHistorians
Reading up about the First World War I frequently encounter sentences saying "Country A declared war on Country B". Why is it so hard to find out who exactly ordered to declare war on another country even in scientific works? Why not say "Person X ordered to declare war on Country B" instead?	0	AskHistorians
I am living in a (comparatively) large town somewhere in Francia during the reign of Charles Martel. What does my hometown look like?	0	AskHistorians