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why were john locke's ideas influential on the founding fathers?

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How unusual was it for people in 1700 New England to marry Indian women?

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Were later highly organised armies in the western world deliberately modelled on the roman army, or is it just a coincidence they work in a somewhat similar way?

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in 1664 would the inheritance of New England have thought of them selves as being English in the sense of being directly subject to it's laws and the orders of the king, like an English person actually in England would be?

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Do we have any idea who the kings of Palmyra were befor the 260s?

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were mid winter festivals (IE Christmas like festivals) the norm across the entire ancient world (lets say that means before 500AD), or was it just a thing in the parts of Eurasia colonised by Indo-Europeans?

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Had tea been cultivated by 1950BC?

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to what extent (if any) and in what manor (if any) did the classical Greeks believe gender influenced intelligence?

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when did it become (if it ever wasn't) legally possible for a women to become president of the united states?

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my home town has existed since AD600, the main local church was built in the 1750s. Was commissioning new churches something the CofE was doing a lot 260s years ago?

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why were john locke's ideas influential on the founding fathers?	7	AskHistorians
How unusual was it for people in 1700 New England to marry Indian women?	7	AskHistorians
Were later highly organised armies in the western world deliberately modelled on the roman army, or is it just a coincidence they work in a somewhat similar way?	7	AskHistorians
in 1664 would the inheritance of New England have thought of them selves as being English in the sense of being directly subject to it's laws and the orders of the king, like an English person actually in England would be?	7	AskHistorians
Do we have any idea who the kings of Palmyra were befor the 260s?	7	AskHistorians
were mid winter festivals (IE Christmas like festivals) the norm across the entire ancient world (lets say that means before 500AD), or was it just a thing in the parts of Eurasia colonised by Indo-Europeans?	7	AskHistorians
Had tea been cultivated by 1950BC?	7	AskHistorians
to what extent (if any) and in what manor (if any) did the classical Greeks believe gender influenced intelligence?	7	AskHistorians
when did it become (if it ever wasn't) legally possible for a women to become president of the united states?	7	AskHistorians
my home town has existed since AD600, the main local church was built in the 1750s. Was commissioning new churches something the CofE was doing a lot 260s years ago?	7	AskHistorians