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In the Exalted Plains in Dragon Age: Inquisition, there is a massive wooden palisade and earthwork with several trebuchets set up as field artillery in what seems a medieval recreation of a WWI landscape. Does this have any basis in real medieval conflict?

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Quick question, do we know if any japanese people traveled to Portugal or the Netherlands during the 16th century?

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What was the nature of Japanese feudalism in terms of kingdom formation/composition and liege/vassal relations?

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Do we have any examples of weaponised propaganda from the 30 years war, like how the nazis dropped pamphlets over the troops in Dunkirk in WWII?

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How much of an effect would simply having helicopters have had on the logistics of WWII?

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What resources existed for people in the 18th and 19th centuries in terms of historical record?

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In the Exalted Plains in Dragon Age: Inquisition, there is a massive wooden palisade and earthwork with several trebuchets set up as field artillery in what seems a medieval recreation of a WWI landscape. Does this have any basis in real medieval conflict?	11
Quick question, do we know if any japanese people traveled to Portugal or the Netherlands during the 16th century?	9
What was the nature of Japanese feudalism in terms of kingdom formation/composition and liege/vassal relations?	3
Do we have any examples of weaponised propaganda from the 30 years war, like how the nazis dropped pamphlets over the troops in Dunkirk in WWII?	2
How much of an effect would simply having helicopters have had on the logistics of WWII?	1
What resources existed for people in the 18th and 19th centuries in terms of historical record?	1