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In terms of quality of life would it be generally better to be an 12th century English peasant or an Edo period Japanese peasant?

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there's an alternate history novel where everybody in Victorian Britain has to be evacuated to India after the dust from an asteroid causes crops to fail in the temperate zones. Would scientists in the 1870s have been able to understood what was going during an Impact winter?

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did the people who run the British radio, TV and film industries in the first four quarters of the 20th century, ever actively prevent directors from casting actors who couldn't/wouldn't speak with RP?

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who is the earliest person we know of who predicted that you could build a single machine capable of doing (almost) any mathematical task a person could think to give it (IE a computer)?

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would britians of AD450 have had chainmail?

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Why did the United States become most militarily powerfull nation to ever exist?

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I know people in the late middle ages admired the original Caesar and some of the later ones. did the acknowledge that a lot of them were tyrannical and/or incompetent?

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why did'nt anyone in the far east consider trying to colonise America from the other side?

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if you had to give an estimate: how many independent kingdoms were there in the non roman parts of Europe circa 70BC?

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how do general living standards in the North Korea of today, compare to those of 35 years ago (IE when the Soviet Union was still alive and kicking)?

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In terms of quality of life would it be generally better to be an 12th century English peasant or an Edo period Japanese peasant?	0	AskHistorians
there's an alternate history novel where everybody in Victorian Britain has to be evacuated to India after the dust from an asteroid causes crops to fail in the temperate zones. Would scientists in the 1870s have been able to understood what was going during an Impact winter?	0	AskHistorians
did the people who run the British radio, TV and film industries in the first four quarters of the 20th century, ever actively prevent directors from casting actors who couldn't/wouldn't speak with RP?	0	AskHistorians
who is the earliest person we know of who predicted that you could build a single machine capable of doing (almost) any mathematical task a person could think to give it (IE a computer)?	0	AskHistorians
would britians of AD450 have had chainmail?	0	AskHistorians
Why did the United States become most militarily powerfull nation to ever exist?	0	AskHistorians
I know people in the late middle ages admired the original Caesar and some of the later ones. did the acknowledge that a lot of them were tyrannical and/or incompetent?	0	AskHistorians
why did'nt anyone in the far east consider trying to colonise America from the other side?	0	AskHistorians
if you had to give an estimate: how many independent kingdoms were there in the non roman parts of Europe circa 70BC?	0	AskHistorians
how do general living standards in the North Korea of today, compare to those of 35 years ago (IE when the Soviet Union was still alive and kicking)?	0	AskHistorians