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Did Harald Bluetooth try to emulate Constantine the Great?

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Do historians tend to view a state before and after a drastic political change (like a revolution or occupation) as the same state or do they rather see it as a new state with the previous one as it's predecessor.

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Would a ancient Greek citizen dropped in the modern day die from disease because of lack of immunity?

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When did (European) people realize the ancient/classical world looked different from their own?

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Are humans the only species that has to peal back it's foreskin before sex?

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Considering the digestive system, is there a 'point of no return' for vomit? Is there a point in your bowels that, when food has passed it, guarentees you will never vomit it up again?

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When does science use Greek nomenclature and when does it use Latin nomenclature?

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Is there a system in naming in biology and when choosing a word of either Latin or Greek origin? If there is such a system, how does it work?

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Did Harald Bluetooth try to emulate Constantine the Great?	1	AskHistorians
Do historians tend to view a state before and after a drastic political change (like a revolution or occupation) as the same state or do they rather see it as a new state with the previous one as it's predecessor.	1	AskHistorians
Would a ancient Greek citizen dropped in the modern day die from disease because of lack of immunity?	1	AskHistorians
When did (European) people realize the ancient/classical world looked different from their own?	1	AskHistorians
Are humans the only species that has to peal back it's foreskin before sex?	1	askscience
Considering the digestive system, is there a 'point of no return' for vomit? Is there a point in your bowels that, when food has passed it, guarentees you will never vomit it up again?	1	askscience
When does science use Greek nomenclature and when does it use Latin nomenclature?	1	askscience
Is there a system in naming in biology and when choosing a word of either Latin or Greek origin? If there is such a system, how does it work?	1	askscience