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In the 19th century, what kind of camaraderie existed between the slaveowning class of the American South with slaveholders in Cuba or Brazil? Did they view themselves as a single group of people collectively resisting the rise of industrial capitalism?

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In the late middle ages, would literary works like the Divine Comedy and the Song of Roland be widely-read or widely-heard by non-nobility?

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Did early modern Habsburg monarchs really believe that a universal Habsburg monarchy was imminent? How did they respond to the extinction of the Habsburg dynasty in Spain?

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How did American and British leaders feel about the expulsion of the Eastern European Germans after WW2?

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What do we know about William of Normandy's personal life and thoughts? Were any of his writings or sayings recorded?

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How did the city of Brugge come to be known in English as its French name, Bruges?

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Given the misogyny of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, why were concepts like justice often personified by women?

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To what degree was Islamic theology influenced by Christian and Neo-Platonic thinkers in former Roman provinces?

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What connection does modern Saxony have to the early medieval region and its people?

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The Haitian Revolution is often described as "history's only successful slave revolt." Is this accurate?

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In the 19th century, what kind of camaraderie existed between the slaveowning class of the American South with slaveholders in Cuba or Brazil? Did they view themselves as a single group of people collectively resisting the rise of industrial capitalism?	9	AskHistorians
In the late middle ages, would literary works like the Divine Comedy and the Song of Roland be widely-read or widely-heard by non-nobility?	9	AskHistorians
Did early modern Habsburg monarchs really believe that a universal Habsburg monarchy was imminent? How did they respond to the extinction of the Habsburg dynasty in Spain?	9	AskHistorians
How did American and British leaders feel about the expulsion of the Eastern European Germans after WW2?	9	AskHistorians
What do we know about William of Normandy's personal life and thoughts? Were any of his writings or sayings recorded?	9	AskHistorians
How did the city of Brugge come to be known in English as its French name, Bruges?	9	AskHistorians
Given the misogyny of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, why were concepts like justice often personified by women?	9	AskHistorians
To what degree was Islamic theology influenced by Christian and Neo-Platonic thinkers in former Roman provinces?	9	AskHistorians
What connection does modern Saxony have to the early medieval region and its people?	9	AskHistorians
The Haitian Revolution is often described as "history's only successful slave revolt." Is this accurate?	9	AskHistorians