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What was Scholarship and education like in the High Middle Ages in Western Europe and who's job is it that's expected to have something related to scholarship and learning?

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In any point of there history how did the Papal States governed itself? Was the Pope involved in the day-to-day business of Rome and anything under the Papal States, did the Papal States also have some sort of bureaucracy that handle the day-to-day running of the Papal States?

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In the Early Roman Republic, Do Triarii outside of big battles have other duties to do?

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More of a question for historians: Is it possible for a historian to suddenly switch from the original focus of there study to another one for some reason?

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How were Medieval Cavalries taught and trained to fight? What places are needed to learn horseback riding and cavalry tactics and do also you need to be a son of a Noble/Knight or at least be there vassal to become one?

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Is it accurate for a time in classical Greece, that Sparta compared to other Greek City-states, were one of the fews cities that drilled their forces?

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I heard from what little i recall from reading in the internet that the Roman Senate in the WRE survive it's 'fall' and even thrive under the Gothic Kingdom in Italy?

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Did a trade war ever occurred in Medieval Europe?

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How did Joan of Arc become so popular in the Anglosphere?

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How were Landsknechts, Swiss Mercenaries, and many other Pike units trained and drilled during the 1500s-1600s?

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What was Scholarship and education like in the High Middle Ages in Western Europe and who's job is it that's expected to have something related to scholarship and learning?	2
In any point of there history how did the Papal States governed itself? Was the Pope involved in the day-to-day business of Rome and anything under the Papal States, did the Papal States also have some sort of bureaucracy that handle the day-to-day running of the Papal States?	2
In the Early Roman Republic, Do Triarii outside of big battles have other duties to do?	2
More of a question for historians: Is it possible for a historian to suddenly switch from the original focus of there study to another one for some reason?	2
How were Medieval Cavalries taught and trained to fight? What places are needed to learn horseback riding and cavalry tactics and do also you need to be a son of a Noble/Knight or at least be there vassal to become one?	2
Is it accurate for a time in classical Greece, that Sparta compared to other Greek City-states, were one of the fews cities that drilled their forces?	1
I heard from what little i recall from reading in the internet that the Roman Senate in the WRE survive it's 'fall' and even thrive under the Gothic Kingdom in Italy?	1
Did a trade war ever occurred in Medieval Europe?	1
How did Joan of Arc become so popular in the Anglosphere?	1
How were Landsknechts, Swiss Mercenaries, and many other Pike units trained and drilled during the 1500s-1600s?	1