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In 1466 would the natives in Cuba have been aware of the Mayans or the Aztecs? If "yes" did the trade with either? If so what?
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Before the Normans brought in all the laws restricting hunting, would it have been particularly normal for English commoners to supplement their diets by hunting "for the pot" (IE the same way American frontier settlers later would)?
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Suppose you're an English man half way through officer training when either of the world wars break out. Do you finish your course, or get sent to the front right away?
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when did most people in England start thinking of the royal family as their native leaders instead of foreign invaders?
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125 years ago in both America and Europe owning a personal firearm was not particularly unusual. How unusual was personal firearm ownership in 1880s China? What was the legality of owning a personal firearm in 1880s China?
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when they surrendered in 1945 did the high ups in the Japanese government know which of them selves the Americans would and would not charge with war crimes?
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there's a scene in HBO rome where Pompey is having a portrait bust made and the artist is making a sort of rough draft in clay rather than directly carving marble. Is that Authentic to how Greek/Roman busts were made?
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