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300 years ago did the aristocracies of other European kingdoms (like Russia or France) look down on the English for letting their commons have so much power?

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It’s s AD241, who has a more calorie rich diet, A typical Italian craftsman (A blacksmith say) in the city of Rome, or a typical British/Celtic Craftsman (a carpenter say) on the Isle of Man?

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were their any likely any settlements large enough to be called cities in Egypt 5000 years ago?

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if you asked them would the greeks have rather the romans or the carthaginians won the first punic war?

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Did homer's odysey exist by 700BC?

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in the mid 350s future Emperor Julian (the Apostate) traveled to Athens to study philosophy. At that time would the dominant religion in Athens have been Greek polytheism or Christianity?

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was Zoroastrianism a particularly prevalent or even existent religion in 911BC?

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What happened to you after the Russian Revolution if you weren't royalty but did have a lot of money, land & your own business?

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The Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt were Nubians that invaded from the south. When did modern European archeologists/historians learn this? When they did was there any resistance to the notion of "black" Pharaohs ever having existed?

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What was the largest Mayan city in 1299(IE 400 to 500 years after the classical collapse)?

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300 years ago did the aristocracies of other European kingdoms (like Russia or France) look down on the English for letting their commons have so much power?	18	AskHistorians
It’s s AD241, who has a more calorie rich diet, A typical Italian craftsman (A blacksmith say) in the city of Rome, or a typical British/Celtic Craftsman (a carpenter say) on the Isle of Man?	18	AskHistorians
were their any likely any settlements large enough to be called cities in Egypt 5000 years ago?	18	AskHistorians
if you asked them would the greeks have rather the romans or the carthaginians won the first punic war?	18	AskHistorians
Did homer's odysey exist by 700BC?	18	AskHistorians
in the mid 350s future Emperor Julian (the Apostate) traveled to Athens to study philosophy. At that time would the dominant religion in Athens have been Greek polytheism or Christianity?	18	AskHistorians
was Zoroastrianism a particularly prevalent or even existent religion in 911BC?	18	AskHistorians
What happened to you after the Russian Revolution if you weren't royalty but did have a lot of money, land & your own business?	18	AskHistorians
The Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt were Nubians that invaded from the south. When did modern European archeologists/historians learn this? When they did was there any resistance to the notion of "black" Pharaohs ever having existed?	18	AskHistorians
What was the largest Mayan city in 1299(IE 400 to 500 years after the classical collapse)?	18	AskHistorians