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excluding Russia why didn’t any east Asian powers try to claim land in the new world in the 16th or 17th centuries?
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suppose you're a Muslim living in India or Sri lanka in AD1116, how likely are you to actually manage to make the Pilgrimage to Mecca at some point in your life?
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I just watched The Founder & it made me wonder when it became the case that most fast food joints in the US were part of big chains rather than mom & pop setups?
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suppose you're a woman in AD 1000 and you're giving birth. is your best chance of avoiding complications (for both mother and child) in calling or not calling a Midwife? how much (if at all) does depend where on Earth you live?
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How unusual would it have been for a member of the English aristocracy to marry someone from the working class in the late 19th century?
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600 years ago did any of the agricultural Native North Americans think people in the Pacific Northwest were primitive for being hunter-gatherers? At that time did many/any North American tribes have a concept of "primitivism"?
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what did the Bantu in KwaZulu-Natal (the north-east coast of south africa) grow before they got corn from Europeans?
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suppose I visit Rome (the city itself) in 266. What (if any) would I see to indicate that empire was in political and military dire straits?
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