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How much effect (if any) did how benevolent or tyrannical a Roman emperor was have on the lives of regular Romans?

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When was the first time after the war of independence that UK and the US were on good terms?

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why do a lot of historians prefer to say "early middle ages" instead of "dark ages" these days?

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900 years ago what proportion of the English population were surfs, and what proportion were land holders?

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why didn't people in Victorian times realize fossil fuels would run out eventually?

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why weren't the Miwok agricultural before they encountered europeans?

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did the Romans actually understand what was causing them so much difficulty in the third century?

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when the Romans took new territory how did they go about dividing it up among themselves? how much did they typically take themselves (as in for roman estates) and how much (if any) did they leave to tribute paying locals?

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in terms of how much food was produced per amount of cultivated land how much more efficient (if indeed it did become more efficient) did English farming become between AD814 and AD1414?

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imagine a small rural rice farming settlement in Japan in 1827, imagine a similar settlement in 1127. what differences (if any) would there (likely) be?

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How much effect (if any) did how benevolent or tyrannical a Roman emperor was have on the lives of regular Romans?	4	AskHistorians
When was the first time after the war of independence that UK and the US were on good terms?	4	AskHistorians
why do a lot of historians prefer to say "early middle ages" instead of "dark ages" these days?	4	AskHistorians
900 years ago what proportion of the English population were surfs, and what proportion were land holders?	4	AskHistorians
why didn't people in Victorian times realize fossil fuels would run out eventually?	4	AskHistorians
why weren't the Miwok agricultural before they encountered europeans?	4	AskHistorians
did the Romans actually understand what was causing them so much difficulty in the third century?	4	AskHistorians
when the Romans took new territory how did they go about dividing it up among themselves? how much did they typically take themselves (as in for roman estates) and how much (if any) did they leave to tribute paying locals?	4	AskHistorians
in terms of how much food was produced per amount of cultivated land how much more efficient (if indeed it did become more efficient) did English farming become between AD814 and AD1414?	4	AskHistorians
imagine a small rural rice farming settlement in Japan in 1827, imagine a similar settlement in 1127. what differences (if any) would there (likely) be?	4	AskHistorians