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You can either be a modern, medieval or classical historian with various sub specialities. Is that right?

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why did both secular and religions philosophy advance significantly all around the same time in the the mid first millenium BC all across the known world?

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did the shift into the classical age and the birth of western philosophy and science actually have any effect on how your average greek or roman saw the world and their place in it?

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do/did most people (in general not just on here) think that regardless of what she did or didn't do good or bad, the unions were too powerful in Britain before Thatcher?

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I'm having trouble finding an old thread in which someone gave a relatively detailed (for Reddit) history of how North Korea became a totalitarian state, can anybody recall what it was called or link me there?

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is it realistic how blazon the politicians in Boardwalk Empire are with their mistresses?

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to the best of our knowledge what is the farthest south anyone from the nations around the Mediterranean, had been in 100BC?

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in the 1920s were Italian americans particularly racist agienst black people?

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Did most people in 2000BC Britain live mostly of of meat and other animal products, or crops and things made from them (like bread)?

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Can you think of many/any monarchs who became great grandparents befor they died?

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You can either be a modern, medieval or classical historian with various sub specialities. Is that right?	1	AskHistorians
why did both secular and religions philosophy advance significantly all around the same time in the the mid first millenium BC all across the known world?	1	AskHistorians
did the shift into the classical age and the birth of western philosophy and science actually have any effect on how your average greek or roman saw the world and their place in it?	1	AskHistorians
do/did most people (in general not just on here) think that regardless of what she did or didn't do good or bad, the unions were too powerful in Britain before Thatcher?	1	AskHistorians
I'm having trouble finding an old thread in which someone gave a relatively detailed (for Reddit) history of how North Korea became a totalitarian state, can anybody recall what it was called or link me there?	1	AskHistorians
is it realistic how blazon the politicians in Boardwalk Empire are with their mistresses?	1	AskHistorians
to the best of our knowledge what is the farthest south anyone from the nations around the Mediterranean, had been in 100BC?	1	AskHistorians
in the 1920s were Italian americans particularly racist agienst black people?	1	AskHistorians
Did most people in 2000BC Britain live mostly of of meat and other animal products, or crops and things made from them (like bread)?	1	AskHistorians
Can you think of many/any monarchs who became great grandparents befor they died?	1	AskHistorians