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What conditions make a society prone to revolution?

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Confederate iconography in the American South

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Nepotianus forcibly entered Rome in 350 with gladiators. If Sulla had used a force of gladiators over 400 years earlier when he entered Rome would the population have thought of using gladiators as an army been different?

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How much photo and video material from the WW2 battlefield is expected to be lost?

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How much do we know about the degree to which pre-Columbian civilizations in the Americas saw a historical continuity between themselves and previous societies? For example, did the Inca view themselves as successors to the Wari in the same way that Europeans related themselves to the Romans?

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What's the difference between Chaldeans and Assyrians?

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Was World War I really the first time much of the world was at war with each other?

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Have major institutions always been led by people over their late 60s, 70s, and older?

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What would my daily schedule look like if I were a Roman soldier heading into a battle?

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Were the ancient Israelites ever enslaved by the ancient Egyptians?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What conditions make a society prone to revolution?	9
Confederate iconography in the American South	9
Nepotianus forcibly entered Rome in 350 with gladiators. If Sulla had used a force of gladiators over 400 years earlier when he entered Rome would the population have thought of using gladiators as an army been different?	9
How much photo and video material from the WW2 battlefield is expected to be lost?	9
How much do we know about the degree to which pre-Columbian civilizations in the Americas saw a historical continuity between themselves and previous societies? For example, did the Inca view themselves as successors to the Wari in the same way that Europeans related themselves to the Romans?	9
What's the difference between Chaldeans and Assyrians?	9
Was World War I really the first time much of the world was at war with each other?	9
Have major institutions always been led by people over their late 60s, 70s, and older?	9
What would my daily schedule look like if I were a Roman soldier heading into a battle?	9
Were the ancient Israelites ever enslaved by the ancient Egyptians?	9