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The use of poppies / opium in the West, in the medieval era

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In AD212 due to Caracalla's edicts bestowing citizenship, millions of men throughout the Roman Empire were suddenly renamed Marcus Aurelius. How did this effect things, on a social and bureaucratic scale?

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How did Vatican II impact monastic communities in general?

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Evidence for Christianity in France dates to the 2nd century, with persecution of Christians in Lyon in AD 177 by Romans. When Christianity was legalised in AD 313, 'Romanised', and became 'state religion', were there persecuted churches/'outside denominations' who opposed this?

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What was the relationship between the Habsburg pretenders and nazism?

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What motivated Chinese soldiers who fought for the Japanese during World War 2?

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What did the Queen Anne's Revenge actually look like?

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Why is it said that Suez Canal was vital for retaining communications and supplies with British Far East and Indian colonies during WW2?

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Why did the Soviet economy relied so much on heavy industry starting from Stalin?

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Was The Mayflower Compact Notable in Its Time?

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The use of poppies / opium in the West, in the medieval era	5
In AD212 due to Caracalla's edicts bestowing citizenship, millions of men throughout the Roman Empire were suddenly renamed Marcus Aurelius. How did this effect things, on a social and bureaucratic scale?	5
How did Vatican II impact monastic communities in general?	5
Evidence for Christianity in France dates to the 2nd century, with persecution of Christians in Lyon in AD 177 by Romans. When Christianity was legalised in AD 313, 'Romanised', and became 'state religion', were there persecuted churches/'outside denominations' who opposed this?	5
What was the relationship between the Habsburg pretenders and nazism?	5
What motivated Chinese soldiers who fought for the Japanese during World War 2?	5
What did the Queen Anne's Revenge actually look like?	5
Why is it said that Suez Canal was vital for retaining communications and supplies with British Far East and Indian colonies during WW2?	5
Why did the Soviet economy relied so much on heavy industry starting from Stalin?	5
Was The Mayflower Compact Notable in Its Time?	5