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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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when people were transporting slaves from Africa in the 18th century, how many could they get on one ship?

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Why was Alfred the great viewed positively by later kings when they only came to power by taking the country from his dynasty?

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Athens was sacked in AD267. If I visited the city in AD287 and didn't know (like if I was trader from the far east or something) would it be easy to tell what'd happened?

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When was the bible First translated into Japanese?

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Would the Greeks have known what monkeys were before Alexander's campaign in the east?

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do any of the historians who answer questions here have PHDs?

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Were there any feudalistic societies in the Americas before 1492?

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were sailing ships still commonly used for any utilitarian purpose in the waters around north America and Europe in 1910?

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

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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"?	9	AskHistorians
when people were transporting slaves from Africa in the 18th century, how many could they get on one ship?	9	AskHistorians
Why was Alfred the great viewed positively by later kings when they only came to power by taking the country from his dynasty?	9	AskHistorians
Athens was sacked in AD267. If I visited the city in AD287 and didn't know (like if I was trader from the far east or something) would it be easy to tell what'd happened?	9	AskHistorians
When was the bible First translated into Japanese?	9	AskHistorians
Would the Greeks have known what monkeys were before Alexander's campaign in the east?	9	AskHistorians
do any of the historians who answer questions here have PHDs?	9	AskHistorians
Were there any feudalistic societies in the Americas before 1492?	9	AskHistorians
were sailing ships still commonly used for any utilitarian purpose in the waters around north America and Europe in 1910?	9	AskHistorians
Are the Norse gods and Roman gods at all related mythologies?	9	AskHistorians