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Was literacy in the middle ages really that uncommon?

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Good on him for planning ahead

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Is there a good way to form the English culture starting as an Anglo Saxon character?

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If monarchies were the dominant form of government in Europe during the medieval era, what were the forms of government in other countries around that time?

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What is the explanation for smaller cultures having a faster research rate?

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I’ve heard of eras such as the Stone Age, Bronze Age, Middle Ages, etc. even though our current era is considered the “modern” age, what will be the characteristic that will define our era in the future?

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I went to make toast and I realized the butter knife was missing...

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Is the story that the Vikings discovered america true?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Was literacy in the middle ages really that uncommon?	24	AskHistorians
Good on him for planning ahead	5	CrusaderKings
Is there a good way to form the English culture starting as an Anglo Saxon character?	2	CrusaderKings
If monarchies were the dominant form of government in Europe during the medieval era, what were the forms of government in other countries around that time?	2	AskHistorians
What is the explanation for smaller cultures having a faster research rate?	2	CrusaderKings
I’ve heard of eras such as the Stone Age, Bronze Age, Middle Ages, etc. even though our current era is considered the “modern” age, what will be the characteristic that will define our era in the future?	2	AskHistorians
I went to make toast and I realized the butter knife was missing...	1	TwoSentenceHorror
Is the story that the Vikings discovered america true?	0	AskHistorians