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at what point in the 20th century was support for the US military at its lowest, and why?

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Before the Romans came were British Celtic women aloud to learn to use bows and arrows?

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Why did the U.S create NASA instead of making going to space part of the Air Force's job?

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What was the Nazi Germany party line with regard to women's role in society? How did they feel about women in the work place?

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a teacher once told me that Caliban, from The Tempest, was based on how Europeans at the time viewed native people in lands, like Africa and the Americas, that they were only then exploring. what do you think of that notion?

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did the Romans (or anyone else?) keep any records about how common archers were among iron-age Celtic warriors?

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what was the biggest city in the americas in AD 250? how does it compare to AD 250 Rome size and population wise?

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How long after WW2 was it before living standards in Japan pulled even with those in most other developed countries?

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it's 1937 (before that Second Sino-Japanese War), you're 20 and a Private in the Japanese imperial army, it's 1957, you're 20 and a Private in the Japan Ground Self-Defence Force. assuming you're on the home islands, how different is your life in those two scenarios?

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Back in the 80s my dad was an officer on a cargo ship, he tells me that they use to get reels of new movies to watch on the projector in the mess. When (and why) did film companies start allowing this practice?

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at what point in the 20th century was support for the US military at its lowest, and why?	1	AskHistorians
Before the Romans came were British Celtic women aloud to learn to use bows and arrows?	1	AskHistorians
Why did the U.S create NASA instead of making going to space part of the Air Force's job?	1	AskHistorians
What was the Nazi Germany party line with regard to women's role in society? How did they feel about women in the work place?	1	AskHistorians
a teacher once told me that Caliban, from The Tempest, was based on how Europeans at the time viewed native people in lands, like Africa and the Americas, that they were only then exploring. what do you think of that notion?	1	AskHistorians
did the Romans (or anyone else?) keep any records about how common archers were among iron-age Celtic warriors?	1	AskHistorians
what was the biggest city in the americas in AD 250? how does it compare to AD 250 Rome size and population wise?	1	AskHistorians
How long after WW2 was it before living standards in Japan pulled even with those in most other developed countries?	1	AskHistorians
it's 1937 (before that Second Sino-Japanese War), you're 20 and a Private in the Japanese imperial army, it's 1957, you're 20 and a Private in the Japan Ground Self-Defence Force. assuming you're on the home islands, how different is your life in those two scenarios?	1	AskHistorians
Back in the 80s my dad was an officer on a cargo ship, he tells me that they use to get reels of new movies to watch on the projector in the mess. When (and why) did film companies start allowing this practice?	1	AskHistorians