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Would a medieval European conflict like the War of the Roses have been seen as a struggle between two kingdoms (England and France), two men (King of England and King of France), or two peoples (the English and the French)?

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How did the Cherokee and Creek nations acquire African American slaves? Would African Americans generally be better off under a Native American owner or a poorer white owner?

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Apologies if this question is too loaded, but is slavery in the New World, from the 17th to 19th centuries, the most brutal and violent known case of slavery?

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Is there a "narrative history" and a "social history"?

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In 16th and 17th century Europe, how regularly did Jews do business with Christians? Were Jewish merchants and craftsmen prohibited from guilds and burgher councils?

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Why do the Indian and Chinese depictions of Buddha differ so much?

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Did the Imperial Japanese government see the overseas possessions of Korea, Taiwan, and Manchuria as colonies to be exploited or just new provinces of Japan?

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In his account of 13th century warfare in the Levant, Jean de Joinville mentions having a spare sword. Was this common?

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What impact did the ban on alcohol have on the medieval Islamic world? (Multiple questions within)

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Post-Christianization, did the Roman government ever apologize for or even own up to killing Jesus?

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Would a medieval European conflict like the War of the Roses have been seen as a struggle between two kingdoms (England and France), two men (King of England and King of France), or two peoples (the English and the French)?	74	AskHistorians
How did the Cherokee and Creek nations acquire African American slaves? Would African Americans generally be better off under a Native American owner or a poorer white owner?	74	AskHistorians
Apologies if this question is too loaded, but is slavery in the New World, from the 17th to 19th centuries, the most brutal and violent known case of slavery?	72	AskHistorians
Is there a "narrative history" and a "social history"?	72	AskHistorians
In 16th and 17th century Europe, how regularly did Jews do business with Christians? Were Jewish merchants and craftsmen prohibited from guilds and burgher councils?	72	AskHistorians
Why do the Indian and Chinese depictions of Buddha differ so much?	70	AskHistorians
Did the Imperial Japanese government see the overseas possessions of Korea, Taiwan, and Manchuria as colonies to be exploited or just new provinces of Japan?	70	AskHistorians
In his account of 13th century warfare in the Levant, Jean de Joinville mentions having a spare sword. Was this common?	69	AskHistorians
What impact did the ban on alcohol have on the medieval Islamic world? (Multiple questions within)	69	AskHistorians
Post-Christianization, did the Roman government ever apologize for or even own up to killing Jesus?	69	AskHistorians