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in 1714 were literacy rates higher in japan or china?

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250 years ago did the average North Korean (yeah I know it didn't exist back then as a political entity) have more food than today?

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Why hasn't Millet been grown in Japan in the last thousand years or so?

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you know how much the plot of king Kong revolves around going to an uncharted island. by 1933 had we charted the entire pacific? if "yes" would most American movie patrons know that or not?

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if the Edo period was so peaceful does that mean most Katana produced during it were never used in combat? if "yes" did that equate to a drop in general quality compared to the Sengoku period?

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I once read a fantasy story where the Grass Cutting Sword is a literal magic sword that the Emperor of Japan can use to control the wind. Is that at all in keeping mythology surrounding the Kusanagi?

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did Constantine allow non Christians to work in his administration?

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In AD 300 did the people who just beyond Hadrian’s wall (IE in the northern part of what is now Northumberland) Trade with the Romans much? ...or was the relationship more adversarial?

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would the middle kingdom Egyptians and the Minoans have been much aware of each other in 2000BC?

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the hyperinflation the roman empire suffered in the 3rd century, would it have still been a problem when Constantine came to power in 312?

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in 1714 were literacy rates higher in japan or china?	7	AskHistorians
250 years ago did the average North Korean (yeah I know it didn't exist back then as a political entity) have more food than today?	7	AskHistorians
Why hasn't Millet been grown in Japan in the last thousand years or so?	7	AskHistorians
you know how much the plot of king Kong revolves around going to an uncharted island. by 1933 had we charted the entire pacific? if "yes" would most American movie patrons know that or not?	7	AskHistorians
if the Edo period was so peaceful does that mean most Katana produced during it were never used in combat? if "yes" did that equate to a drop in general quality compared to the Sengoku period?	7	AskHistorians
I once read a fantasy story where the Grass Cutting Sword is a literal magic sword that the Emperor of Japan can use to control the wind. Is that at all in keeping mythology surrounding the Kusanagi?	7	AskHistorians
did Constantine allow non Christians to work in his administration?	7	AskHistorians
In AD 300 did the people who just beyond Hadrian’s wall (IE in the northern part of what is now Northumberland) Trade with the Romans much? ...or was the relationship more adversarial?	7	AskHistorians
would the middle kingdom Egyptians and the Minoans have been much aware of each other in 2000BC?	7	AskHistorians
the hyperinflation the roman empire suffered in the 3rd century, would it have still been a problem when Constantine came to power in 312?	7	AskHistorians