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Suppose you asked a typical American in 1944 what they think will happen to Japan after the war if/when the U.S. win, what would they likely say? What was the popular press telling people would happen to the Japanese once/if they lost the war?

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if the Vikings visited North America why weren't there any old world animals present there before other Europeans got there centuries later?

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before the Meiji restoration did the Japanese have any laws governing hunting in Japan's very large wilderness?

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How would the Egyptians have treated prisoners of war in around 1000BC

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I just watched Hidden Figures. Were most people involved in the civil rights movement supportive of (or at least indifferent to) the Space Race, or did they take the "why we wasting money on this instead of fixing the problems here?" attitude you sometimes get from socially conscious people today?

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In 1115 what proportion of the byzantine military would have been archers? how does that answer compare to the number in the Roman military from 1000 years before?

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Were there any writers in the latter Roman Empire (lets arbitrarily say that means AD150 onward) who called for a return to Republic?

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Suppose I went to The Acropolis of Athens 1010BC(IE mid way through the Greek dark age). What (if anything) would I see there?

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Are all the monotheistic religions in the world related to each other?

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the Germans invented Fanta in WWIIs when it stopped being possible to import coke. were there any Japanese attempts to come up with home grown replacements for western products they couldn't get during the War?

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Suppose you asked a typical American in 1944 what they think will happen to Japan after the war if/when the U.S. win, what would they likely say? What was the popular press telling people would happen to the Japanese once/if they lost the war?	32	AskHistorians
if the Vikings visited North America why weren't there any old world animals present there before other Europeans got there centuries later?	32	AskHistorians
before the Meiji restoration did the Japanese have any laws governing hunting in Japan's very large wilderness?	32	AskHistorians
How would the Egyptians have treated prisoners of war in around 1000BC	31	AskHistorians
I just watched Hidden Figures. Were most people involved in the civil rights movement supportive of (or at least indifferent to) the Space Race, or did they take the "why we wasting money on this instead of fixing the problems here?" attitude you sometimes get from socially conscious people today?	31	AskHistorians
In 1115 what proportion of the byzantine military would have been archers? how does that answer compare to the number in the Roman military from 1000 years before?	31	AskHistorians
Were there any writers in the latter Roman Empire (lets arbitrarily say that means AD150 onward) who called for a return to Republic?	31	AskHistorians
Suppose I went to The Acropolis of Athens 1010BC(IE mid way through the Greek dark age). What (if anything) would I see there?	31	AskHistorians
Are all the monotheistic religions in the world related to each other?	31	AskHistorians
the Germans invented Fanta in WWIIs when it stopped being possible to import coke. were there any Japanese attempts to come up with home grown replacements for western products they couldn't get during the War?	31	AskHistorians