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What was Julius Caesar's endgame?

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What role did the European colonies play during the Thirty Years’ War?

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Could a Roman man divorce his wife by simply ordering her out of the house?

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In medieval Europe, why was there an absence of marble statues?

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In the game Deus Ex, the NSF Leader says that in 1945, corporations paid 50% of American federal taxes and in 1900, 90% of Americans were self-employed. Is this true? If not, what were the actual numbers?

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How did the Ancient Greek city-states and then the Roman Republic (later Empire) justify the existence of their governments?

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In Europa Universalis 4, Ming has become a meme for exploding into pieces, earning the event the name "Mingsplosion". Did the real-life Ming dynasty ever experience a crisis like this?

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Why did Bulgaria never become a part of Yugoslavia, despite the dream of Yugoslavia being to unite all South Slavs?

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What were some differences, in the 13th century, between France and Japan, concerning the status of women?

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Did the Hashashins and Knights Templar ever fight each other?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What was Julius Caesar's endgame?	8
What role did the European colonies play during the Thirty Years’ War?	7
Could a Roman man divorce his wife by simply ordering her out of the house?	7
In medieval Europe, why was there an absence of marble statues?	7
In the game Deus Ex, the NSF Leader says that in 1945, corporations paid 50% of American federal taxes and in 1900, 90% of Americans were self-employed. Is this true? If not, what were the actual numbers?	7
How did the Ancient Greek city-states and then the Roman Republic (later Empire) justify the existence of their governments?	7
In Europa Universalis 4, Ming has become a meme for exploding into pieces, earning the event the name "Mingsplosion". Did the real-life Ming dynasty ever experience a crisis like this?	7
Why did Bulgaria never become a part of Yugoslavia, despite the dream of Yugoslavia being to unite all South Slavs?	7
What were some differences, in the 13th century, between France and Japan, concerning the status of women?	6
Did the Hashashins and Knights Templar ever fight each other?	6