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how much higher would animal population sizes be if humans had died out thousands of years ago?

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Before classical times did the Greeks think that the world was flat or did they just have no culture wide solid consensus about the issue any which way what so ever?

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why do hunter gatherers generally live longer and have lower infant mortality rates then people in farming communities in the ancient world?

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Were there any Japanese-Americans out to sea on US navy ships when pearl harbour happened? If so what happened to them right after (if anything)?

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I read a novel about Spartacus a while back. In the story he decides not to try attacking Rome directly because of the Servian Wall. By the 70s BC did the Servian Wall still encompass enough of Rome to still actually be useful for defence?

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Why did Norman ruled England try to conquer the rest of Britain where as Saxon ruled England did not?

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Historically do revolutions only take place in countries where the general population feel they can't possibly acquire power?

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The romans had A LOT of religious holidays through out the year, Did the Roman Army celebrate them while they were on campaign?

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what was public theater in London like before Shakespeare & his Globe Theatre? what sort of public shows (if any) would be available to a Londoner in 1420? what sort of public shows (if any) would be available to a Londoner in 1120?

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Would the man who wrote the oldest surviving version of Beowulf have been able to write Latin? If yes why did he choose to write the poem in old English?

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how much higher would animal population sizes be if humans had died out thousands of years ago?	2	askscience
Before classical times did the Greeks think that the world was flat or did they just have no culture wide solid consensus about the issue any which way what so ever?	2	AskHistorians
why do hunter gatherers generally live longer and have lower infant mortality rates then people in farming communities in the ancient world?	2	AskHistorians
Were there any Japanese-Americans out to sea on US navy ships when pearl harbour happened? If so what happened to them right after (if anything)?	2	AskHistorians
I read a novel about Spartacus a while back. In the story he decides not to try attacking Rome directly because of the Servian Wall. By the 70s BC did the Servian Wall still encompass enough of Rome to still actually be useful for defence?	2	AskHistorians
Why did Norman ruled England try to conquer the rest of Britain where as Saxon ruled England did not?	2	AskHistorians
Historically do revolutions only take place in countries where the general population feel they can't possibly acquire power?	2	AskHistorians
The romans had A LOT of religious holidays through out the year, Did the Roman Army celebrate them while they were on campaign?	2	AskHistorians
what was public theater in London like before Shakespeare & his Globe Theatre? what sort of public shows (if any) would be available to a Londoner in 1420? what sort of public shows (if any) would be available to a Londoner in 1120?	2	AskHistorians
Would the man who wrote the oldest surviving version of Beowulf have been able to write Latin? If yes why did he choose to write the poem in old English?	2	AskHistorians