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I know how Constantine and Diocletian reformed the Roman army. What happened to the Roman navy?

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If astrology and divination is strongly discouraged or banned in the bible, how did the Ancient Israelites figure out whether or not next year was going to be a drought or if they were going to win in battle?

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How did medieval lords actually extract money from their lands?

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We always hear about Greeks and Romans drinking wine, but what about spirits? Were plebs in Rome pounding down grain alcohol in the Circus Maximus?

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Did anyone actually believe in the whole "Greater East-Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere" thing?

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I've heard it said that Greek and Punic were the primary languages used to communicate within the Carthaginian army between units. How widespread was Greek proficiency in the Iberian and Celtic worlds, and why did they produce so few writers?

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What was the relationship like between the "independent" Greek city states and the Greek parts of Anatolia under Achaemenid rule?

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What were American/coalition perceptions of the ROK soldiers during the Korean War, and how well did they hold up against their enemies?

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At what point do we have attestations of people speaking the language known today as "Hindi", what did it replace, and how did it achieve the dominant status it has today in India?

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How did the drivers license become a thing? How did the complicated modern legal framework of government registration of drivers and vehicles become a thing?

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I know how Constantine and Diocletian reformed the Roman army. What happened to the Roman navy?	2	AskHistorians
If astrology and divination is strongly discouraged or banned in the bible, how did the Ancient Israelites figure out whether or not next year was going to be a drought or if they were going to win in battle?	2	AskHistorians
How did medieval lords actually extract money from their lands?	2	AskHistorians
We always hear about Greeks and Romans drinking wine, but what about spirits? Were plebs in Rome pounding down grain alcohol in the Circus Maximus?	2	AskHistorians
Did anyone actually believe in the whole "Greater East-Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere" thing?	2	AskHistorians
I've heard it said that Greek and Punic were the primary languages used to communicate within the Carthaginian army between units. How widespread was Greek proficiency in the Iberian and Celtic worlds, and why did they produce so few writers?	2	AskHistorians
What was the relationship like between the "independent" Greek city states and the Greek parts of Anatolia under Achaemenid rule?	2	AskHistorians
What were American/coalition perceptions of the ROK soldiers during the Korean War, and how well did they hold up against their enemies?	2	AskHistorians
At what point do we have attestations of people speaking the language known today as "Hindi", what did it replace, and how did it achieve the dominant status it has today in India?	2	AskHistorians
How did the drivers license become a thing? How did the complicated modern legal framework of government registration of drivers and vehicles become a thing?	2	AskHistorians