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It’s 1300AD and I’m a German noble in the Rhine Valley who wishes to serve in God’s Army, How would I choose between joining the Templars, Hospitallers, and Teutonic Orders?

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Would a typical Medieval Blacksmith make all his own tools and iron or would they typically purchase iron billets and speciality tools (like files) off the market? Would these tools and materials be usually made in the same Realm or was it common to find Prussian iron and German tools in England?

37 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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How did the Black Death affect the power dynamic between the Teutonic Order-States of Prussia & Livonia and Poland & Lithuania?

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(3rd time’s the charm)How much actual labor did Cistercian Monks do on their lands compared to lay laborers in their service?how self sufficient were they really?

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What were the typical foods a well off peasant would eat every day in Medieval Germany, France, England? The nonfeast meals/food.

34 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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What could I do as an Medieval engineer, 1000-1500AD, to improve a rivers navigability?

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During the Anglo-German Naval Arms Race; How aware were both governments to each other’s policies and goals i.e. the British Two Powers policy?

32 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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The Tomahawk is an iconic American Indian weapon but it's depicted as a small iron axe; Did white settlers manufacture these axes for trade? Did agricultural tribes adopt blacksmithing?

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The Romans are famous for their road engineering. Did the High/Late Medieval realms attempt to construct similar roads or expand on the paved Roman roads?

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How did engineers dredge rivers before steam/combustion engines? Especially in the Medieval/Renaissance eras?

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It’s 1300AD and I’m a German noble in the Rhine Valley who wishes to serve in God’s Army, How would I choose between joining the Templars, Hospitallers, and Teutonic Orders?	38	AskHistorians
Would a typical Medieval Blacksmith make all his own tools and iron or would they typically purchase iron billets and speciality tools (like files) off the market? Would these tools and materials be usually made in the same Realm or was it common to find Prussian iron and German tools in England?	37	AskHistorians
How did the Black Death affect the power dynamic between the Teutonic Order-States of Prussia & Livonia and Poland & Lithuania?	37	AskHistorians
(3rd time’s the charm)How much actual labor did Cistercian Monks do on their lands compared to lay laborers in their service?how self sufficient were they really?	35	AskHistorians
What were the typical foods a well off peasant would eat every day in Medieval Germany, France, England? The nonfeast meals/food.	34	AskHistorians
What could I do as an Medieval engineer, 1000-1500AD, to improve a rivers navigability?	33	AskHistorians
During the Anglo-German Naval Arms Race; How aware were both governments to each other’s policies and goals i.e. the British Two Powers policy?	32	AskHistorians
The Tomahawk is an iconic American Indian weapon but it's depicted as a small iron axe; Did white settlers manufacture these axes for trade? Did agricultural tribes adopt blacksmithing?	32	AskHistorians
The Romans are famous for their road engineering. Did the High/Late Medieval realms attempt to construct similar roads or expand on the paved Roman roads?	31	AskHistorians
How did engineers dredge rivers before steam/combustion engines? Especially in the Medieval/Renaissance eras?	30	AskHistorians