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Was there any notable activism against gladiator combat in Ancient Rome?

246 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Prior to the proliferation of firearms were there ever any laws in place to control the ownership and carrying of other weapons?

8 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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If a lower frequency sound means a longer wavelength, is it possible that receiver could be too close to the source to hear it?

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Is there any legitimacy to people who claim to have natural feats and resistances due to heritage?

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Did any armies ever employ heavily armored soldiers who used their entire bodies as weapons?

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Given what we know about dinosaurs, what would I want to hunt them with?

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When I look at pictures of US armed forces now compared to even as recent as the Gulf War, wearing gloves seems to be far more common. What changed in the last 30 or so years that made this happen?

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It seems like most carnivores can safely consume raw flesh, except humans. Were humans ever able to? Is there an evolutionary advantage to our inability to safely consume raw flesh?

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Was there any notable activism against gladiator combat in Ancient Rome?	246	AskHistorians
Prior to the proliferation of firearms were there ever any laws in place to control the ownership and carrying of other weapons?	8	AskHistorians
If a lower frequency sound means a longer wavelength, is it possible that receiver could be too close to the source to hear it?	6	askscience
Is there any legitimacy to people who claim to have natural feats and resistances due to heritage?	1	askscience
Did any armies ever employ heavily armored soldiers who used their entire bodies as weapons?	1	AskHistorians
Given what we know about dinosaurs, what would I want to hunt them with?	1	askscience
When I look at pictures of US armed forces now compared to even as recent as the Gulf War, wearing gloves seems to be far more common. What changed in the last 30 or so years that made this happen?	1	AskHistorians
It seems like most carnivores can safely consume raw flesh, except humans. Were humans ever able to? Is there an evolutionary advantage to our inability to safely consume raw flesh?	1	askscience