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What were the main reasons why the Spanish mixed with the natives in the Americas, while the British tended to force them off the land and live Separately?

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I've noticed lots of Viking artifacts have owner names inscribed on them, and lots of places the vikings went have rune graffiti. This made me wonder. How literate were the vikings?

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Do we know what Leif Erikson wore to explore America? How about the name of his ship?

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In "Gottlieb Mittelbergers Reise nach Pennsylvanien", 1750, there is mention of the ruins of native American stone architecture. Is there any historicity to these claims?

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The Mongol Invasion of Europe caused many of the same woes that the European colonization of the America caused, with a third of Europe wiped out from diseases and war. Why didn't Europe become a mostly Asian place the same way the Americas became mostly European?

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How true is it that England was briefly Orthodox before the Norman Invasion?

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I've seen a lot of state mottos for the US, but were there any continental mottos for the 13 colonies as a whole in the per-revolutionary days?

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French Nationalism seems to mostly lack the abuses and vices of neighboring forms of nationalism. What are the factors that caused this?

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Were there any colonies in America with no founding records? Like unregistered/illegal colonies by independent individuals or just no founding records?

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Was there any realistic way Native Americans could have avoided being wiped out by disease?

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What were the main reasons why the Spanish mixed with the natives in the Americas, while the British tended to force them off the land and live Separately?	184	AskHistorians
I've noticed lots of Viking artifacts have owner names inscribed on them, and lots of places the vikings went have rune graffiti. This made me wonder. How literate were the vikings?	82	AskHistorians
Do we know what Leif Erikson wore to explore America? How about the name of his ship?	41	AskHistorians
In "Gottlieb Mittelbergers Reise nach Pennsylvanien", 1750, there is mention of the ruins of native American stone architecture. Is there any historicity to these claims?	37	AskHistorians
The Mongol Invasion of Europe caused many of the same woes that the European colonization of the America caused, with a third of Europe wiped out from diseases and war. Why didn't Europe become a mostly Asian place the same way the Americas became mostly European?	23	AskHistorians
How true is it that England was briefly Orthodox before the Norman Invasion?	15	AskHistorians
I've seen a lot of state mottos for the US, but were there any continental mottos for the 13 colonies as a whole in the per-revolutionary days?	12	AskHistorians
French Nationalism seems to mostly lack the abuses and vices of neighboring forms of nationalism. What are the factors that caused this?	10	AskHistorians
Were there any colonies in America with no founding records? Like unregistered/illegal colonies by independent individuals or just no founding records?	9	AskHistorians
Was there any realistic way Native Americans could have avoided being wiped out by disease?	7	AskHistorians