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Were there squatters who were living in remote deserted ancient cities like Abydos?

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How did The Barbegal Mills from ancient Rome NOT spark the industrial revolution centuries earlier?

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I am an average adult male working at a late 1800s in a US factory. While on the job I sustain a career-ending injury that will cause me to be unable to work moving forward. Would the employer pay anything? Was there anything in play from the government or Unions for financial assistance?

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Where did the excessive use of the word "like" derive from in American English?

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Did newspapers report on the 1918 flu on a regular basis? If so, did it cause any degree of panic in global markets?

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In the HBO miniseries Chernobyl, they showed Dyatlov (supervisor) being very abusive to his subordinates. In the USSR, if you had a job that was "important" such as ensuring the lights were staying on, could you just quit?

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Up until about 200 years ago, it wasn't at all common for some people to starve to death during the winter if there wasn't enough food to go around. How did their neighbors not have their doors kicked in fr a starving person looking for food in order to survive?

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I'm a British or French soldier in WWI. My army attachment just had a big push with no orders to fall back. I got scared halfway through no man's land and came back to my own trenches. What is likely to happen to me next?

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When and why did the average person finally need to know what time it was?

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Aprox what year and why did the average human need to now know what time of day it was?

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Were there squatters who were living in remote deserted ancient cities like Abydos?	3	AskHistorians
How did The Barbegal Mills from ancient Rome NOT spark the industrial revolution centuries earlier?	3	AskHistorians
I am an average adult male working at a late 1800s in a US factory. While on the job I sustain a career-ending injury that will cause me to be unable to work moving forward. Would the employer pay anything? Was there anything in play from the government or Unions for financial assistance?	3	AskHistorians
Where did the excessive use of the word "like" derive from in American English?	3	AskHistorians
Did newspapers report on the 1918 flu on a regular basis? If so, did it cause any degree of panic in global markets?	3	AskHistorians
In the HBO miniseries Chernobyl, they showed Dyatlov (supervisor) being very abusive to his subordinates. In the USSR, if you had a job that was "important" such as ensuring the lights were staying on, could you just quit?	3	AskHistorians
Up until about 200 years ago, it wasn't at all common for some people to starve to death during the winter if there wasn't enough food to go around. How did their neighbors not have their doors kicked in fr a starving person looking for food in order to survive?	3	AskHistorians
I'm a British or French soldier in WWI. My army attachment just had a big push with no orders to fall back. I got scared halfway through no man's land and came back to my own trenches. What is likely to happen to me next?	3	AskHistorians
When and why did the average person finally need to know what time it was?	2	AskHistorians
Aprox what year and why did the average human need to now know what time of day it was?	2	AskHistorians