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Before the Gregorian mission, Christanity in Great Britain died out once?

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I've heard a (Greek?) historian wrote his work so that the history won't be forgotten as mythology.Who was he? Sorry for the ambiguous question.

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I think in pre-WW2 era most of the compulsory education in Western countries had Latin or Greek. And today These classic educations are lost except in German gymnasium. Why?

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Are these videos showing the correct Byzantine Greek minuscule?

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How have various peoples with various beliefs come to share one identity of Roman under Pax Romana?

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Is the influence of Martin Luther strong in the teaching of today's American Protestantism?

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People in the Classical period didn't have minuscules and had to make a lot of manuscript. So how did they managed to? Used the slaves?

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Why everyone recognizes today's science is divided into many "field" while in classical period it was recognized as one "philosophy" even though it was very complicated?

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In some native American tribes, the decisions were made with majority rule of the chiefs. Did this influenced on American democracy?

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In premodern times, majority of people was farmers. The majority of residents of Ancient Greek poleis was living in the villages? Or do they went back to the poleis from farm after their work?

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Before the Gregorian mission, Christanity in Great Britain died out once?	3	AskHistorians
I've heard a (Greek?) historian wrote his work so that the history won't be forgotten as mythology.Who was he? Sorry for the ambiguous question.	3	AskHistorians
I think in pre-WW2 era most of the compulsory education in Western countries had Latin or Greek. And today These classic educations are lost except in German gymnasium. Why?	2	AskHistorians
Are these videos showing the correct Byzantine Greek minuscule?	2	AskHistorians
How have various peoples with various beliefs come to share one identity of Roman under Pax Romana?	2	AskHistorians
Is the influence of Martin Luther strong in the teaching of today's American Protestantism?	1	AskHistorians
People in the Classical period didn't have minuscules and had to make a lot of manuscript. So how did they managed to? Used the slaves?	1	AskHistorians
Why everyone recognizes today's science is divided into many "field" while in classical period it was recognized as one "philosophy" even though it was very complicated?	1	askscience
In some native American tribes, the decisions were made with majority rule of the chiefs. Did this influenced on American democracy?	1	AskHistorians
In premodern times, majority of people was farmers. The majority of residents of Ancient Greek poleis was living in the villages? Or do they went back to the poleis from farm after their work?	1	AskHistorians