/u/SlipperyCheeseboy's posts in /r/askhistorians
Apparently, the first time Julius Caesar saw Britain, during his first invasion of Britannia, a large, battle-ready enemy army stood on the White Cliffs of Dover to greet him. How is this possible?
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How close did the Soviets come to capitulation in 1942 and 1943? How did the Germans expect it to collapse?
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In the 1750's both the Thirteen Colonies and parts of India were ruled by the British Empire. How were the two administrations different, and how were they the same?
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During the settling of the American West, did the public know about and support the displacement and extermination of Indigenous peoples?
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In the years and decades after the Black Death in Europe, what proportion of people had never contracted the Plague, and what proportion had contracted it and subsequently recovered?
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Did glory-hunting Japanese officers start the Second Sino-Japanese war? Did the Emperor consider the war a mistake?
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What made a 'manufactory' in early 18th century London, for example, different from a real 'factory' in 19th century London?
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