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In England in 1200-1700, could the value of a bag of mixed coinage be derived from its total weight?

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What was the cultural zeitgeist at the time of the creation of Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri (1999) that would have inspired the dev team to pick those specific factions?

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Were women tortured as frequently and severely as men during the Spanish Inquisition?

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How was it possible for Alan Rufus to be richer than William the Conqueror?

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What exactly happened after one side lost a medieval battle?

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Why did premodern authors not publish their works under their own name and instead falsely ascribed them to illustrious people from the past?

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Were WW2-era Japanese men really given certificates as proof that they were rejected for military service so they would not appear to be avoiding wartime service?

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How do historians find new information when few primary sources are available?

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Has high school sex always been a common thing amongst the teenagers in the West?

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In England in 1200-1700, could the value of a bag of mixed coinage be derived from its total weight?	4
What was the cultural zeitgeist at the time of the creation of Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri (1999) that would have inspired the dev team to pick those specific factions?	4
Were women tortured as frequently and severely as men during the Spanish Inquisition?	4
How was it possible for Alan Rufus to be richer than William the Conqueror?	4
What exactly happened after one side lost a medieval battle?	4
Why did premodern authors not publish their works under their own name and instead falsely ascribed them to illustrious people from the past?	4
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Were WW2-era Japanese men really given certificates as proof that they were rejected for military service so they would not appear to be avoiding wartime service?	4
How do historians find new information when few primary sources are available?	4
Has high school sex always been a common thing amongst the teenagers in the West?	4