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in pre-Columbian times did the Polynesians ever reach the west coast of the Americas and interact with the natives? if not why not?

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When Stalin died did the US press treat the event as a good thing?

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I read a novel about the Spartacus slave revolt, at one point it's a plot point that the Roman Army tracking Spartacus are having issues with disease & lack of supplies. Is it realistic that could be an issue for an army in the Apennines, I mean they're pretty close to the core of the Roman empire?

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how old is that story about Alexander crying salt tears because there were no more worlds to conquer?

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Were kimono's common/existent in Japan in AD650?

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Today terrorist attacks or even attempted terrorist attacks inevitable become major world news stories. In 1605 and 1606 would the Gunpowder Plot have been viewed as a major event by the people (not just the aristocracy) who lived England at the time?

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would the levels of street crime in imperial Rome (circa AD250 if it maters) have been high compared to somewhere like Juarez or Guatemala city in the present day?

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Suppose I am a the young son of a nobleman in the Sasanian Empire in circa AD300. what does my formal education consist of? When does it start and end?

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did the Kush hunt african Elephants and sell ivory to other civilizations? if "yes" how did they do that without guns?

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was there anyone prominent in classical times, in Greece or Rome, who believed there were other inhabited worlds in the universe? if "yes" how did other people take the idea?

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in pre-Columbian times did the Polynesians ever reach the west coast of the Americas and interact with the natives? if not why not?	5	AskHistorians
When Stalin died did the US press treat the event as a good thing?	5	AskHistorians
I read a novel about the Spartacus slave revolt, at one point it's a plot point that the Roman Army tracking Spartacus are having issues with disease & lack of supplies. Is it realistic that could be an issue for an army in the Apennines, I mean they're pretty close to the core of the Roman empire?	5	AskHistorians
how old is that story about Alexander crying salt tears because there were no more worlds to conquer?	5	AskHistorians
Were kimono's common/existent in Japan in AD650?	5	AskHistorians
Today terrorist attacks or even attempted terrorist attacks inevitable become major world news stories. In 1605 and 1606 would the Gunpowder Plot have been viewed as a major event by the people (not just the aristocracy) who lived England at the time?	5	AskHistorians
would the levels of street crime in imperial Rome (circa AD250 if it maters) have been high compared to somewhere like Juarez or Guatemala city in the present day?	5	AskHistorians
Suppose I am a the young son of a nobleman in the Sasanian Empire in circa AD300. what does my formal education consist of? When does it start and end?	5	AskHistorians
did the Kush hunt african Elephants and sell ivory to other civilizations? if "yes" how did they do that without guns?	5	AskHistorians
was there anyone prominent in classical times, in Greece or Rome, who believed there were other inhabited worlds in the universe? if "yes" how did other people take the idea?	5	AskHistorians