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Have there been any serious attempts by academic historians to link the Hebrew scriptural accounts of the semi-conquest of Canaan with the infiltration of other settled Near Eastern societies by wandering Semitic peoples such as the Ahlamu and Arameans following the "Bronze Age Collapse" of 1200 BC?

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On or around the time of the First Jewish–Roman War (66–73 CE), what would have been the primary religion or religions of the province of Syria?

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Are historians aware of any alternative strategies that Japan considered, but ultimately rejected, as part of their attack on the US and European colonial possessions in Asia and the Pacific during World War II?

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Were there any proposals, post Civil War, for the creation of a homeland for freed slaves within the continental United States? If so, where were these homelands to have been located?

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When were horses introduced to Greenland?

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Is there a generally agreed upon point in the Napoleonic Wars where the fortunes of Great Britain were at their lowest ebb?

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What was the most far ranging raid by the Barbary pirates? Did they ever reach the New World?

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Are there any well known historical figures whom modern historians suspect may not have actually existed?

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Did any Native American tribes develop advanced horse archery techniques? If not, why? Scarcity of metal? No one to teach how to make compound bows?

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Were there any non-native pre-Revolutionary War independence movements in the thirteen colonies? Seems unlikely that the very first one would have been the one that succeeded but I have never heard of any others despite being an avid reader of popular works of history.

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Have there been any serious attempts by academic historians to link the Hebrew scriptural accounts of the semi-conquest of Canaan with the infiltration of other settled Near Eastern societies by wandering Semitic peoples such as the Ahlamu and Arameans following the "Bronze Age Collapse" of 1200 BC?	3	AskHistorians
On or around the time of the First Jewish–Roman War (66–73 CE), what would have been the primary religion or religions of the province of Syria?	3	AskHistorians
Are historians aware of any alternative strategies that Japan considered, but ultimately rejected, as part of their attack on the US and European colonial possessions in Asia and the Pacific during World War II?	3	AskHistorians
Were there any proposals, post Civil War, for the creation of a homeland for freed slaves within the continental United States? If so, where were these homelands to have been located?	3	AskHistorians
When were horses introduced to Greenland?	3	AskHistorians
Is there a generally agreed upon point in the Napoleonic Wars where the fortunes of Great Britain were at their lowest ebb?	3	AskHistorians
What was the most far ranging raid by the Barbary pirates? Did they ever reach the New World?	3	AskHistorians
Are there any well known historical figures whom modern historians suspect may not have actually existed?	3	AskHistorians
Did any Native American tribes develop advanced horse archery techniques? If not, why? Scarcity of metal? No one to teach how to make compound bows?	2	AskHistorians
Were there any non-native pre-Revolutionary War independence movements in the thirteen colonies? Seems unlikely that the very first one would have been the one that succeeded but I have never heard of any others despite being an avid reader of popular works of history.	2	AskHistorians