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In the past I've heard people complain about the injustices of "capitalist metrics of success". How did the USSR and other Communist countries measure their performance as a nation?

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What are the origins of the trope of Russia and China relying on overwhelming numbers in battle?

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Much like the puritans creating American colonies to escape religious persecution, did Jewish communities also create American colonies?

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A recent post about Judas's 30 silver pieces talks about the difficulty of assessing purchasing power and cost in the ancient world. What is the earliest time/place in which we can put together something resembling a modern price index?

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At around the time of the Greco-Persian wars, how did the "Eastern Greeks" of Anatolia under Achaemenid rule differ from the "Western Greeks" of modern Greece?

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Did Carthaginians believe that their city was founded by Dido?

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How would the blacksmiths and other maintenance staff be recruited, paid, and organized in a Western European army during the Hundred Years' War?

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Why did newly independent India lean towards the Soviet Union while neighboring Pakistan aligned closer to the United States?

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The lands between China and Europe almost universally had strong archery traditions. How did the crossbow make its way to Europe if it had to pass through places that had no need for it?

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We oftentimes hear a lot of Romanticized spiritual crap about Ancient Egyptian mummies, but how did Ancient Egyptians perceive their mummified Pharaohs?

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In the past I've heard people complain about the injustices of "capitalist metrics of success". How did the USSR and other Communist countries measure their performance as a nation?	7	AskHistorians
What are the origins of the trope of Russia and China relying on overwhelming numbers in battle?	7	AskHistorians
Much like the puritans creating American colonies to escape religious persecution, did Jewish communities also create American colonies?	6	AskHistorians
A recent post about Judas's 30 silver pieces talks about the difficulty of assessing purchasing power and cost in the ancient world. What is the earliest time/place in which we can put together something resembling a modern price index?	6	AskHistorians
At around the time of the Greco-Persian wars, how did the "Eastern Greeks" of Anatolia under Achaemenid rule differ from the "Western Greeks" of modern Greece?	6	AskHistorians
Did Carthaginians believe that their city was founded by Dido?	6	AskHistorians
How would the blacksmiths and other maintenance staff be recruited, paid, and organized in a Western European army during the Hundred Years' War?	6	AskHistorians
Why did newly independent India lean towards the Soviet Union while neighboring Pakistan aligned closer to the United States?	6	AskHistorians
The lands between China and Europe almost universally had strong archery traditions. How did the crossbow make its way to Europe if it had to pass through places that had no need for it?	6	AskHistorians
We oftentimes hear a lot of Romanticized spiritual crap about Ancient Egyptian mummies, but how did Ancient Egyptians perceive their mummified Pharaohs?	6	AskHistorians