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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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When the Western Roman empire fell did anyone at the time acknowledge that it had?

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Were there any feudalistic societies in the Americas before 1492?

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why was Hudson Bay called a "bay" when it's larger than a lot of seas? why isn't the Mediterranean called called a "bay"?

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I was reading about the history of Manga on Wikipedia, it said that the 1920s was when Japanese artists started producing strips in reconcilable comic book style (IE with speech bubbles and such). Would America or Eropean comics have been known in Japan before that?

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did many American high schools ban early Rock-n-role at school dances, proms, talent shows and the like, or was that sort of thing rare?

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

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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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Why did France, Italy, Spain and Portugal end up with Latin derived languages where as other parts of the former Roman Empire didn't?

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I saw a TV movie once where some Saxons come back from Hastings and find that there village has been destroyed and Norman colonists are building a new one on the ruins. did any/many normal French men (as opposed to nobles) settle in Britain after 1066?

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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?	9	AskHistorians
When the Western Roman empire fell did anyone at the time acknowledge that it had?	9	AskHistorians
Were there any feudalistic societies in the Americas before 1492?	9	AskHistorians
why was Hudson Bay called a "bay" when it's larger than a lot of seas? why isn't the Mediterranean called called a "bay"?	9	AskHistorians
I was reading about the history of Manga on Wikipedia, it said that the 1920s was when Japanese artists started producing strips in reconcilable comic book style (IE with speech bubbles and such). Would America or Eropean comics have been known in Japan before that?	9	AskHistorians
did many American high schools ban early Rock-n-role at school dances, proms, talent shows and the like, or was that sort of thing rare?	9	AskHistorians
Are the Norse gods and Roman gods at all related mythologies?	9	AskHistorians
In pre-Roman conquest Celtic cultures (such as those in first century BC Britain) how socially acceptable were homosexual relationships?	9	AskHistorians
Why did France, Italy, Spain and Portugal end up with Latin derived languages where as other parts of the former Roman Empire didn't?	9	AskHistorians
I saw a TV movie once where some Saxons come back from Hastings and find that there village has been destroyed and Norman colonists are building a new one on the ruins. did any/many normal French men (as opposed to nobles) settle in Britain after 1066?	9	AskHistorians