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suppose you're a wealthy 28 year old Daimyo in 1850 Japan. assuming you live through them, what do the next 50 years likely have in store for you?

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suppose you dropped me in a random location in (what would become) New York state in AD 1215, and I start walking until I find people. What will I likely see if I find a native settlement?

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What is the earliest known text that tries to make the argument that the young are morally bankrupt because of their (supposed) disregard for old ways of doing things?

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Assuming you were Chinese (as opposed to British) how did living conditions in Hong kong 1905 compare to those in any given Chinese City run by the Chinese Empire?

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at the time was their much acknowledgement in the US media that end of the war or not, Hiroshima and Nagasaki were human tragedies for those involved?

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before world war 2 would it have been particularly unusual for English language novels and films to get translated into Japanese for the purpose of commercial realise in Japan?

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Did ancient Egypt have public baths before the geeks took over?

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Suppose I’m young low ranking Japanese soldier living in 1514, and I commit a somewhat serious crime (like say stealing from a comrade for example). If I’m court how can I expect to be punished?

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suppose you asked Mao just before the end of his life, if he thought his career had been a success? what do you think he'd say?

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When was the last time it was normal for most professional writers (of fiction) in the US to hand write (as in with a pen and paper) their work instead of typing it?

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suppose you're a wealthy 28 year old Daimyo in 1850 Japan. assuming you live through them, what do the next 50 years likely have in store for you?	3	AskHistorians
suppose you dropped me in a random location in (what would become) New York state in AD 1215, and I start walking until I find people. What will I likely see if I find a native settlement?	3	AskHistorians
What is the earliest known text that tries to make the argument that the young are morally bankrupt because of their (supposed) disregard for old ways of doing things?	3	AskHistorians
Assuming you were Chinese (as opposed to British) how did living conditions in Hong kong 1905 compare to those in any given Chinese City run by the Chinese Empire?	3	AskHistorians
at the time was their much acknowledgement in the US media that end of the war or not, Hiroshima and Nagasaki were human tragedies for those involved?	2	AskHistorians
before world war 2 would it have been particularly unusual for English language novels and films to get translated into Japanese for the purpose of commercial realise in Japan?	2	AskHistorians
Did ancient Egypt have public baths before the geeks took over?	2	AskHistorians
Suppose I’m young low ranking Japanese soldier living in 1514, and I commit a somewhat serious crime (like say stealing from a comrade for example). If I’m court how can I expect to be punished?	2	AskHistorians
suppose you asked Mao just before the end of his life, if he thought his career had been a success? what do you think he'd say?	2	AskHistorians
When was the last time it was normal for most professional writers (of fiction) in the US to hand write (as in with a pen and paper) their work instead of typing it?	2	AskHistorians