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did the East–West Schism cause many/any Catholics to leave the byzantine empire out of religiously motivated fear?

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how did early pagan Saxon kings (like Penda of Mercia) treat christian missionaries within their realms?

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Suppose you're an English captain out at sea in 1693, and you accidentally drop your Spyglass into the North sea. How much will having a new one made cost? How would the what you'd get compare to that of a modern day pair of binoculars in terms of price and quality?

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did bakeries (as in shops that excursively sold bread and other beaked goods) exist in ancient Greece?

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is it more or less difficult for historians to get university jobs depending on their specialty?

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why did we stop making nuclear bombs more powerful in the Early 1960s? was it a matter of politics or technical limitations?

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Imagine Beijing/Peking in 1717, imagine Kyoto in 1717. Asuming you weren't looking at a landmark you already know, could you easily tell them apart from architecture alone?

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did European medieval armies have medics/physicians to preform battlefield medicine?

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suppose you live in Northern Alaska circa AD 1000. how often do you completely change your clothes? post-infanthood is there any time in your life it'll be safe for you to be completely nude (I'm counting a sleeping bag as clothes)?

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if you were a Japanese farmer in 1928 how would how you did your job be likely be different compared to if you were a farmer in 1828?

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did the East–West Schism cause many/any Catholics to leave the byzantine empire out of religiously motivated fear?	30	AskHistorians
how did early pagan Saxon kings (like Penda of Mercia) treat christian missionaries within their realms?	30	AskHistorians
Suppose you're an English captain out at sea in 1693, and you accidentally drop your Spyglass into the North sea. How much will having a new one made cost? How would the what you'd get compare to that of a modern day pair of binoculars in terms of price and quality?	30	AskHistorians
did bakeries (as in shops that excursively sold bread and other beaked goods) exist in ancient Greece?	30	AskHistorians
is it more or less difficult for historians to get university jobs depending on their specialty?	30	AskHistorians
why did we stop making nuclear bombs more powerful in the Early 1960s? was it a matter of politics or technical limitations?	30	AskHistorians
Imagine Beijing/Peking in 1717, imagine Kyoto in 1717. Asuming you weren't looking at a landmark you already know, could you easily tell them apart from architecture alone?	30	AskHistorians
did European medieval armies have medics/physicians to preform battlefield medicine?	30	AskHistorians
suppose you live in Northern Alaska circa AD 1000. how often do you completely change your clothes? post-infanthood is there any time in your life it'll be safe for you to be completely nude (I'm counting a sleeping bag as clothes)?	29	AskHistorians
if you were a Japanese farmer in 1928 how would how you did your job be likely be different compared to if you were a farmer in 1828?	29	AskHistorians