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Was Archduke Ferdinand a prolific hunter?

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I learned that in Scandinavia the industrial revolution took more of an agricultural bent. What specific agricultural processes/ inventions came out of Scandinavia in the 1700's-1900?

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What are some good books/ articles to read about Viking ships and shipbuilding?

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Aside from the Romans, what other peoples enjoyed spectator sports?

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When did the "top 40" format of radio come from?

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When did people first start collecting coins as a hobby?

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As brought up in another post; why are U.S state capitals not often the biggest most populous cities in that state?

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What are some interesting lesser known facts about the black death?

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What are the reasons for scarcity of knowledge in a given aspect of history? Is it due to a scarcity of material evidence, or is it a lack of specialists in said field?

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Was Archduke Ferdinand a prolific hunter?	2
I learned that in Scandinavia the industrial revolution took more of an agricultural bent. What specific agricultural processes/ inventions came out of Scandinavia in the 1700's-1900?	2
What are some good books/ articles to read about Viking ships and shipbuilding?	2
Aside from the Romans, what other peoples enjoyed spectator sports?	1
When did the "top 40" format of radio come from?	0
When did people first start collecting coins as a hobby?	0
As brought up in another post; why are U.S state capitals not often the biggest most populous cities in that state?	0
What are some interesting lesser known facts about the black death?	0
What are the reasons for scarcity of knowledge in a given aspect of history? Is it due to a scarcity of material evidence, or is it a lack of specialists in said field?	0