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How did republics in renaissance Italy ( or other European republics in the late Middle Ages / start of the early modern era) justify expansion?

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How long did it take for new military advancements and tactics to reach colonies like New Spain or the thirteen Colonies from Europe? how long did pike and shot formations with matchlocks stay in the new world after most of Europe adopted flintlocks in the early 1700s?

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ostfront veteranen guide?

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How did the first Islamic states to invade Iberia supply their armies after the initial conquest if non Muslims were forbidden from military service in Islamic law under the dihmmi?

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why did the Islamic kingdoms of the middle ages and early modern period use the Iqta system as opposed to the traditional feudal system?

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How did the Muslim sultanates of India during the medieval period rule over their almost completely Hindu populations without revolts?

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why was trade so successful in helping the spread of Islam?

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Why did western civilization’s successor states remain separate while their eastern counterparts often ended up reuniting

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Why are provinces in non western countries called _ province (ex. Hubei province)instead of the province of _ (ex. province of Ontario). Is there a historical reason for this?

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What did the believers in the “stabbed in the back” theory (the theory that Jews, communists, and other groups caused Germany to lose ww1 on the home front) believe these groups actually did to cause Germany to lose?

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How did republics in renaissance Italy ( or other European republics in the late Middle Ages / start of the early modern era) justify expansion?	6	AskHistorians
How long did it take for new military advancements and tactics to reach colonies like New Spain or the thirteen Colonies from Europe? how long did pike and shot formations with matchlocks stay in the new world after most of Europe adopted flintlocks in the early 1700s?	3	AskHistorians
ostfront veteranen guide?	3	menofwar
How did the first Islamic states to invade Iberia supply their armies after the initial conquest if non Muslims were forbidden from military service in Islamic law under the dihmmi?	2	AskHistorians
why did the Islamic kingdoms of the middle ages and early modern period use the Iqta system as opposed to the traditional feudal system?	2	AskHistorians
How did the Muslim sultanates of India during the medieval period rule over their almost completely Hindu populations without revolts?	2	AskHistorians
why was trade so successful in helping the spread of Islam?	2	AskHistorians
Why did western civilization’s successor states remain separate while their eastern counterparts often ended up reuniting	2	AskHistorians
Why are provinces in non western countries called _ province (ex. Hubei province)instead of the province of _ (ex. province of Ontario). Is there a historical reason for this?	2	AskHistorians
What did the believers in the “stabbed in the back” theory (the theory that Jews, communists, and other groups caused Germany to lose ww1 on the home front) believe these groups actually did to cause Germany to lose?	1	AskHistorians