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In the 1960s was the USSR more or less tolerant of Christianity than China was of buddhism?

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had the urnfield culture arrived in Britain by 1100BC?

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when were the first towns and cities built in the southern part of the Arabian peninsula?

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I’m a typical roman citizen (in Rome itself) in 454. Would I be aware that the Empire was in severe decline & existential threatened, or would I just think it was a bit harder to make a living in the city compared to my grandfather's time?

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Would the native Americans who lived in missouri 3000 years ago have been pure hunter gatherers?

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250 years ago what was the legal situation regarding slavery in any or all of China, Korea or Japan?

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Before the industrial revaluation craftsmen and artisans got up with the sun rise and stopped when it got dark, or when they felt like it to eat or drink. I was told that in school sevral times, is it an exaggeration?

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would a poor harvest have any effect on the day to day lives of anyone other than the poor in the ancient near east?

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In the historical novel I’m reading a Roman soldier tells his subordinates to poke their spears in excrement before going to combat, so the Carthaginians will die of infection later even if they aren't killed in battle. were the Romans aware that getting dirt in wounds made infection more likely?

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In ancient Egypt how unusual would literacy be for someone other than a scribe?

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In the 1960s was the USSR more or less tolerant of Christianity than China was of buddhism?	6	AskHistorians
had the urnfield culture arrived in Britain by 1100BC?	6	AskHistorians
when were the first towns and cities built in the southern part of the Arabian peninsula?	6	AskHistorians
I’m a typical roman citizen (in Rome itself) in 454. Would I be aware that the Empire was in severe decline & existential threatened, or would I just think it was a bit harder to make a living in the city compared to my grandfather's time?	6	AskHistorians
Would the native Americans who lived in missouri 3000 years ago have been pure hunter gatherers?	6	AskHistorians
250 years ago what was the legal situation regarding slavery in any or all of China, Korea or Japan?	6	AskHistorians
Before the industrial revaluation craftsmen and artisans got up with the sun rise and stopped when it got dark, or when they felt like it to eat or drink. I was told that in school sevral times, is it an exaggeration?	6	AskHistorians
would a poor harvest have any effect on the day to day lives of anyone other than the poor in the ancient near east?	6	AskHistorians
In the historical novel I’m reading a Roman soldier tells his subordinates to poke their spears in excrement before going to combat, so the Carthaginians will die of infection later even if they aren't killed in battle. were the Romans aware that getting dirt in wounds made infection more likely?	6	AskHistorians
In ancient Egypt how unusual would literacy be for someone other than a scribe?	6	AskHistorians