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How many people lived in Rome when it was sacked by the Vandals in AD455?

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how heavily populated was Constantinople when it was sacked by Crusaders in 1204?

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How many people lived in Jerusalem before it was sacked by the Romans in the 1st century AD?

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In one of his Crash Course history youtube videos John Green says that for duration of the occupation MacArthur was essentially the dictator of Japan. Would you agree with that statement?

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Throughout the 19th century was the government of the Ottoman Empire generally more or less secular (with regard to its decision making) than the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's government has been throughout its entire existence?

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Does/has North Korea's attempts to control information and restrict movement make it harder to study the peninsula's pre-split history?

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When did it stop being normal for (European) farmers to keep animals in their homes?

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When did people in Europe realize that the day night cycle in east Asia was out of sync with their own?

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how long did it take an ancient city to recover from a sacking?

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I read on Wikipedia that a number of Japanese war criminals were realised in the 1950s due to popular demand amongst the general Japanese public. At the time was there much/any of out cry in the US about that?

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How many people lived in Rome when it was sacked by the Vandals in AD455?	3
how heavily populated was Constantinople when it was sacked by Crusaders in 1204?	3
How many people lived in Jerusalem before it was sacked by the Romans in the 1st century AD?	3
In one of his Crash Course history youtube videos John Green says that for duration of the occupation MacArthur was essentially the dictator of Japan. Would you agree with that statement?	3
Throughout the 19th century was the government of the Ottoman Empire generally more or less secular (with regard to its decision making) than the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's government has been throughout its entire existence?	3
Does/has North Korea's attempts to control information and restrict movement make it harder to study the peninsula's pre-split history?	3
When did it stop being normal for (European) farmers to keep animals in their homes?	3
When did people in Europe realize that the day night cycle in east Asia was out of sync with their own?	3
how long did it take an ancient city to recover from a sacking?	3
I read on Wikipedia that a number of Japanese war criminals were realised in the 1950s due to popular demand amongst the general Japanese public. At the time was there much/any of out cry in the US about that?	3