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During WW2 what (if anything) did news sources in Japan typically say about Germany?

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Suppose you are a Germanic tribesmen in 77 BCE. What is your weekly diet likely to be like? How much does it vary with the seasons?

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Suppose you’re the Japanese Shogun and its 1769. What would your normal daily routine be?

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how long did it take most people in England to stop viewing William and his family as invaders, and start viewing them as the rightful rulers of the kingdom?

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Why did the introduction of Christianity cause so much trouble in Japan, but not in other Asian states?

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why is the united states divided up into Counties?

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I visited an old church today, I asked a tour guide what the oldest thing there was. He told me that the font probably dated back to the crusades because it had carvings of elephants & lions on it (IE animals not many English would have seen in the flesh before then). Does that reasoning make sense?

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Suppose you visited Ireland in 1415, what would the farmland that would later be used for potatoes, have been used for at that time before they were brought back from the Americas?

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My childhood dog napping by the fireplace. We got Jet when I was 11. Awhile back I back had a dream where he was running around my my feet, I thought something was wrong and woke up. Jet died in 2018, I knew he couldn’t be with me ever again

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At the time Matthew C. Perry showed up did many/any people in Japan know the USA existed? If "yes" how did they find out and when did they find out?

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During WW2 what (if anything) did news sources in Japan typically say about Germany?	73	AskHistorians
Suppose you are a Germanic tribesmen in 77 BCE. What is your weekly diet likely to be like? How much does it vary with the seasons?	72	AskHistorians
Suppose you’re the Japanese Shogun and its 1769. What would your normal daily routine be?	71	AskHistorians
how long did it take most people in England to stop viewing William and his family as invaders, and start viewing them as the rightful rulers of the kingdom?	71	AskHistorians
Why did the introduction of Christianity cause so much trouble in Japan, but not in other Asian states?	71	AskHistorians
why is the united states divided up into Counties?	71	AskHistorians
I visited an old church today, I asked a tour guide what the oldest thing there was. He told me that the font probably dated back to the crusades because it had carvings of elephants & lions on it (IE animals not many English would have seen in the flesh before then). Does that reasoning make sense?	70	AskHistorians
Suppose you visited Ireland in 1415, what would the farmland that would later be used for potatoes, have been used for at that time before they were brought back from the Americas?	69	AskHistorians
My childhood dog napping by the fireplace. We got Jet when I was 11. Awhile back I back had a dream where he was running around my my feet, I thought something was wrong and woke up. Jet died in 2018, I knew he couldn’t be with me ever again	69	pitbulls
At the time Matthew C. Perry showed up did many/any people in Japan know the USA existed? If "yes" how did they find out and when did they find out?	69	AskHistorians