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What was Lee Harvey Oswald's motive for killing Kennedy?

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I'm a young and inexperienced medieval king planning to lead my army to victory. I've never been to war before so how might I prepare myself to act as a general? Do I read about the battles of great generals like Caesar and Alexander? Do I talk to experienced generals about theories of war?

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Did nobles in the Renaissance ever idealize being a commer?

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Did nobles in the Renaissance ever idealize being a commoner?

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Asking a US soldier if he has killed anybody would be considered extremely inappropriate. And a soldier boasting of his kills would be considered unusual in most circles. Has this always been the case? For example, would revolutionary soldiers think killing the enemy would be a thing to be proud of?

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During the Great Plague of London, the king and his court fled the city. What were the reactions to this? Did the rich react differently to this news than the poor did?

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What was Lee Harvey Oswald's motive for killing Kennedy?	1	AskHistorians
I'm a young and inexperienced medieval king planning to lead my army to victory. I've never been to war before so how might I prepare myself to act as a general? Do I read about the battles of great generals like Caesar and Alexander? Do I talk to experienced generals about theories of war?	1	AskHistorians
Did nobles in the Renaissance ever idealize being a commer?	1	AskHistorians
Did nobles in the Renaissance ever idealize being a commoner?	1	AskHistorians
Asking a US soldier if he has killed anybody would be considered extremely inappropriate. And a soldier boasting of his kills would be considered unusual in most circles. Has this always been the case? For example, would revolutionary soldiers think killing the enemy would be a thing to be proud of?	1	AskHistorians
During the Great Plague of London, the king and his court fled the city. What were the reactions to this? Did the rich react differently to this news than the poor did?	0	AskHistorians