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Was the medieval German settlement of Central & Eastern Europe accompanied by ethnic violence and hierarchy? To what extent can this process be compared to the genocidal colonization of the Americas a few centuries later?

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How important were the Pacific possessions to Germany?

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How come Cornwall is considered English while Wales is not?

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Were there Native American and Black pirates in the 17th century Caribbean?

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In the medieval Western world, did "Guards" exist? Were there really people solely employed to protect a ruler?

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How did Europe's Jewish communities respond to the rise of Italian banking?

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During the Crusades, were any Muslim or Jewish physicians kidnapped/recruited to help wounded Christians?

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I've heard several times on this subreddit that "nobody believed the Earth was flat". But was this only true of the educated elite?

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In the 18th and 19th centuries, were white children adopted by Native Americans mostly out of altruism or in hopes of replenishing population numbers?

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In the German TV series "The Empress," 19th century Habsburg royalty appear to only hire elite noblewomen as their servants. Is this accurate? How did such a practice begin? How did powerful countesses and baronesses react to being employed as common servants?

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Was the medieval German settlement of Central & Eastern Europe accompanied by ethnic violence and hierarchy? To what extent can this process be compared to the genocidal colonization of the Americas a few centuries later?	8	AskHistorians
How important were the Pacific possessions to Germany?	8	AskHistorians
How come Cornwall is considered English while Wales is not?	8	AskHistorians
Were there Native American and Black pirates in the 17th century Caribbean?	8	AskHistorians
In the medieval Western world, did "Guards" exist? Were there really people solely employed to protect a ruler?	8	AskHistorians
How did Europe's Jewish communities respond to the rise of Italian banking?	8	AskHistorians
During the Crusades, were any Muslim or Jewish physicians kidnapped/recruited to help wounded Christians?	8	AskHistorians
I've heard several times on this subreddit that "nobody believed the Earth was flat". But was this only true of the educated elite?	8	AskHistorians
In the 18th and 19th centuries, were white children adopted by Native Americans mostly out of altruism or in hopes of replenishing population numbers?	8	AskHistorians
In the German TV series "The Empress," 19th century Habsburg royalty appear to only hire elite noblewomen as their servants. Is this accurate? How did such a practice begin? How did powerful countesses and baronesses react to being employed as common servants?	8	AskHistorians