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What happened to all the massive slave worked estates in Roman Italy after the western empire collapsed?

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before Columbus did most people in Europe believe that the Atlantic and the pacific were just one vast ocean?

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There's a sequence in Rome where Titus Pullo beats several gladiators in blade to blade combat. Is it realistic that a Roman soldier would have better combat training than a gladiator?

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Why did (some of the) Roman academics try to equate Roman gods with "barbarian" gods?

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There’s several scenes in Westworld where you see people eating in the saloon. Are the park designers being authentic in having it operate as a restaurant instead of just a bar?

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aside from in the context of a legal defence, did many/any of the guys who worked in concentration camps say they felt guilty about it at the time?

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How bad were American great depression living standards compared to those in the 1920s?

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Would the forced opening of Japan have been considered an important event in the U.S. in the 1850s?

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in the 1960s did most normal Russians still claim to believe in communism's superiority?

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suppose It's AD150 & I'm the captain of a ship taking grain from Carthage to Rome. what's my Method of navigation once I get out of site of land?

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What happened to all the massive slave worked estates in Roman Italy after the western empire collapsed?	17	AskHistorians
before Columbus did most people in Europe believe that the Atlantic and the pacific were just one vast ocean?	17	AskHistorians
There's a sequence in Rome where Titus Pullo beats several gladiators in blade to blade combat. Is it realistic that a Roman soldier would have better combat training than a gladiator?	17	AskHistorians
Why did (some of the) Roman academics try to equate Roman gods with "barbarian" gods?	16	AskHistorians
There’s several scenes in Westworld where you see people eating in the saloon. Are the park designers being authentic in having it operate as a restaurant instead of just a bar?	16	AskHistorians
aside from in the context of a legal defence, did many/any of the guys who worked in concentration camps say they felt guilty about it at the time?	16	AskHistorians
How bad were American great depression living standards compared to those in the 1920s?	16	AskHistorians
Would the forced opening of Japan have been considered an important event in the U.S. in the 1850s?	16	AskHistorians
in the 1960s did most normal Russians still claim to believe in communism's superiority?	16	AskHistorians
suppose It's AD150 & I'm the captain of a ship taking grain from Carthage to Rome. what's my Method of navigation once I get out of site of land?	16	AskHistorians