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What are the main differences between the High Middle Ages and Late Middle Ages?

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How prevalent was slavery in Europe (from medieval times onward)?

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[WWII, Hitler, Photography] Do any of you have a source for who took the last photograph of Hitler?

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Why are there Greek and Roman gods who share the same traits, but with different names?

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In and around the High Middle Ages, wars were fought largely seasonally with armies of levies. Given this variability and uncertainty, how could a Monarch or other leader obtain the necessary strategic information about a potential military adversary to approve going to war?

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I want to start writing about history as a hobby. How do I not get everything wrong?

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How did Georg V react after hearing that his cousin, Nicholas II (and his family) was murdered?

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Did Cambyses II really use cats when invading Egypt in the 6th century B.C.?

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How do we know how dead/ancient languages were pronounced?

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What was life like on the ships that carried emmigrants from Europe to America? I'm interested in any period.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What are the main differences between the High Middle Ages and Late Middle Ages?	9
How prevalent was slavery in Europe (from medieval times onward)?	9
[WWII, Hitler, Photography] Do any of you have a source for who took the last photograph of Hitler?	9
Why are there Greek and Roman gods who share the same traits, but with different names?	9
In and around the High Middle Ages, wars were fought largely seasonally with armies of levies. Given this variability and uncertainty, how could a Monarch or other leader obtain the necessary strategic information about a potential military adversary to approve going to war?	9
I want to start writing about history as a hobby. How do I not get everything wrong?	9
How did Georg V react after hearing that his cousin, Nicholas II (and his family) was murdered?	9
Did Cambyses II really use cats when invading Egypt in the 6th century B.C.?	9
How do we know how dead/ancient languages were pronounced?	9
What was life like on the ships that carried emmigrants from Europe to America? I'm interested in any period.	9