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why didn't the Japanese grow Millet, like china did and still does, before the Meiji restoration?

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In the time between caesar's invasion & Claudius’s invasion, did the people in Britain have any contact with or even know about any urban society besides Rome?

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In The Imitation Game in the bits of the film set in the early 1950s, Alan Turing has a primative computer taking up a spare room in his house. Is that a true detail? Would a computer that small & cheap have been technically feasible in 1952?

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Suppose I'm carrying a bow into war for the Assyrian Empire between 1100 BC and 1150 BC. where did I get the bow? and what do I use it for in peace time?

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I watching an educational YouTube vid where a woman said Earth was hit by radiation from either a supernova or a Gamma Ray Burst in 775, they think it's a GR Burst because there's no record of a supernova. Who (which societies) in AD775 would have been writing detailed descriptions of the night sky?

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I saw a TV documentary once that said the Taj Mahal and mughal architecture in general is what India is famous for the British were repulsed by the sexualised statues on Hindu temples. is that true?

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what would chinese education and moral instruction have been based on in the dynasties that predated Confucius (particularly the Shang)?

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when did the english aristocracy start speaking english among themselves instead of french?

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Why is the United States so much more heavily populated than the other European colony countries?

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how did the church of England pay for all the gothic revival church that were built over the 18th and 19th centuries?

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why didn't the Japanese grow Millet, like china did and still does, before the Meiji restoration?	4	AskHistorians
In the time between caesar's invasion & Claudius’s invasion, did the people in Britain have any contact with or even know about any urban society besides Rome?	4	AskHistorians
In The Imitation Game in the bits of the film set in the early 1950s, Alan Turing has a primative computer taking up a spare room in his house. Is that a true detail? Would a computer that small & cheap have been technically feasible in 1952?	4	AskHistorians
Suppose I'm carrying a bow into war for the Assyrian Empire between 1100 BC and 1150 BC. where did I get the bow? and what do I use it for in peace time?	4	AskHistorians
I watching an educational YouTube vid where a woman said Earth was hit by radiation from either a supernova or a Gamma Ray Burst in 775, they think it's a GR Burst because there's no record of a supernova. Who (which societies) in AD775 would have been writing detailed descriptions of the night sky?	4	AskHistorians
I saw a TV documentary once that said the Taj Mahal and mughal architecture in general is what India is famous for the British were repulsed by the sexualised statues on Hindu temples. is that true?	4	AskHistorians
what would chinese education and moral instruction have been based on in the dynasties that predated Confucius (particularly the Shang)?	4	AskHistorians
when did the english aristocracy start speaking english among themselves instead of french?	4	AskHistorians
Why is the United States so much more heavily populated than the other European colony countries?	4	AskHistorians
how did the church of England pay for all the gothic revival church that were built over the 18th and 19th centuries?	4	AskHistorians