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when did people start to associate university students with rebellious behavior?

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Roman Emperor Gallienus is a character in the historical novel I'm read, in the story He's gay & implied to be possibly be a trans woman. Is either notion based on anything in real history?

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Imagine Northumberland in 77BC, imagine Northumberland in AD298. How would the presents of the Romans just to South likely make life different there in the one time compared to the other?

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Are the Norse gods and Roman gods at all related mythologies?

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when did most people in japan start self-identifying as "Japanese" (or 日本の)?

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Someone on here told me that the rational the Spanish used for justifying conquering native Americans (IE claiming the natives were childlike savages that needed to be taken over) was formed during their conquest of the Canary Islands in the 1400s. Can anyone go into that more deeply?

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When I visited the HMS Belfast there were hammocks (with disturbing wax works in them) all over the ship, even above heavy machinery. Is this true to life? were they not worried about people falling out & being injured?

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suppose I'm a Maat (Petty officer, third class equivalent) on a German U-boat on December 25th 1917. assuming we don't get attacked or get ordered to attack someone else, will my daily routine likely be different today? if "yes" how?

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wikipedia says that Bushido is analogous to chivalry. do you think that's a reasonable comparison?

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In pre-Roman conquest Celtic cultures (such as those in first century BC Britain) how socially acceptable were homosexual relationships?

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when did people start to associate university students with rebellious behavior?	9	AskHistorians
Roman Emperor Gallienus is a character in the historical novel I'm read, in the story He's gay & implied to be possibly be a trans woman. Is either notion based on anything in real history?	9	AskHistorians
Imagine Northumberland in 77BC, imagine Northumberland in AD298. How would the presents of the Romans just to South likely make life different there in the one time compared to the other?	9	AskHistorians
Are the Norse gods and Roman gods at all related mythologies?	9	AskHistorians
when did most people in japan start self-identifying as "Japanese" (or 日本の)?	9	AskHistorians
Someone on here told me that the rational the Spanish used for justifying conquering native Americans (IE claiming the natives were childlike savages that needed to be taken over) was formed during their conquest of the Canary Islands in the 1400s. Can anyone go into that more deeply?	9	AskHistorians
When I visited the HMS Belfast there were hammocks (with disturbing wax works in them) all over the ship, even above heavy machinery. Is this true to life? were they not worried about people falling out & being injured?	9	AskHistorians
suppose I'm a Maat (Petty officer, third class equivalent) on a German U-boat on December 25th 1917. assuming we don't get attacked or get ordered to attack someone else, will my daily routine likely be different today? if "yes" how?	9	AskHistorians
wikipedia says that Bushido is analogous to chivalry. do you think that's a reasonable comparison?	9	AskHistorians
In pre-Roman conquest Celtic cultures (such as those in first century BC Britain) how socially acceptable were homosexual relationships?	9	AskHistorians