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have official portraits of famous people got lest intentionally flattering since photographs were invented?

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aside from the broad strokes like when corn farming arrived and such like, do we know anything about the history of New England in Pre-Columbian times?

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By the early half of the 19th century would most adult samurai have still actually been trained to effectively use their Katanas in combat?

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how many people lived in Mecca in AD500?

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2000 years ago what was the largest single political entity in what is now India?

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Suppose you went around the Deep South and asked white people if give the choice they'd bring black slavery back. What do you think is the latest date that you'd get mostly "yes"?

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Suppose I'm a fur trader in Oregon in 1819 and someone murders .....my brother. What (if any) legal recourse do I have?

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[WP]its 1679 and you're an old man being interviewed by a historian. He wants you to tell him what it was like to experience the pandemonium in London after the SUCCESSFUL bombing of parliament in 1605, while still a mere a toy maker's apprentice of just 11 years in age?

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Cracked had this guy their weekly podcast who believes its possible to divide the US up into regional cultures based on first settlers. He said that a lot of westcoast towns/cities were founded by New Englanders who wanted to offer Asian emigrants the same opportunities emigrants got back east.True?

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suppose you gave a (circa AD 300) upperclass Roman the option of either wiping out every in human in Europe outside the empire's borders, or forcing them to accept Rome rule. which would he most likely go for?

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have official portraits of famous people got lest intentionally flattering since photographs were invented?	0	AskHistorians
aside from the broad strokes like when corn farming arrived and such like, do we know anything about the history of New England in Pre-Columbian times?	0	AskHistorians
By the early half of the 19th century would most adult samurai have still actually been trained to effectively use their Katanas in combat?	0	AskHistorians
how many people lived in Mecca in AD500?	0	AskHistorians
2000 years ago what was the largest single political entity in what is now India?	0	AskHistorians
Suppose you went around the Deep South and asked white people if give the choice they'd bring black slavery back. What do you think is the latest date that you'd get mostly "yes"?	0	AskHistorians
Suppose I'm a fur trader in Oregon in 1819 and someone murders .....my brother. What (if any) legal recourse do I have?	0	AskHistorians
[WP]its 1679 and you're an old man being interviewed by a historian. He wants you to tell him what it was like to experience the pandemonium in London after the SUCCESSFUL bombing of parliament in 1605, while still a mere a toy maker's apprentice of just 11 years in age?	0	WritingPrompts
Cracked had this guy their weekly podcast who believes its possible to divide the US up into regional cultures based on first settlers. He said that a lot of westcoast towns/cities were founded by New Englanders who wanted to offer Asian emigrants the same opportunities emigrants got back east.True?	0	AskHistorians
suppose you gave a (circa AD 300) upperclass Roman the option of either wiping out every in human in Europe outside the empire's borders, or forcing them to accept Rome rule. which would he most likely go for?	0	AskHistorians