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Did the Israeli Army actually force innocent Arabs to leave their homes during the wars in 1948 and 1967?

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I saw this on 4chan, how correct is this account of Abrahamic religions?

148 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Why does the Republic of Macedonia have its name when the historical Macedonia is in Greece?

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I read that black South Africans are not indigenous, and came to South Africa at the same time white people did. Is this true, and if so, could you explain?

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Why did the American Socialist Party give "one hundred per cent" endorsement to Japan's invasion of Manchuria?

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Both the Law of Manu, which asserts caste-by-birth, and the Buddhist scripture Majjhima Nikaya, which asserts caste-by-merit, are written in around the same period, "between the third century BCE and the second century AD." Should they be understood as written in response to each other?

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What do people mean when they say that nationalism is a product of modern times- the past 300-400 years? How did people feel about their nation prior to this?

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I hear a lot about how crime is caused partly by systemic poverty. There was a lot of systemic poverty in the past, so in ancient times or the middle ages was there more crime?

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Why were Dark Ages barbarian kings permitted to mint Roman currency?

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A writer in 1936 says, "No author has dared mention the revolutionary significance of certain [Negro] sects existing before the Civil War." Aside from Nat Turner's open rebellion, what "revolutionary significance" did these sects have?

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Did the Israeli Army actually force innocent Arabs to leave their homes during the wars in 1948 and 1967?	206	AskHistorians
I saw this on 4chan, how correct is this account of Abrahamic religions?	148	AskHistorians
Why does the Republic of Macedonia have its name when the historical Macedonia is in Greece?	118	AskHistorians
I read that black South Africans are not indigenous, and came to South Africa at the same time white people did. Is this true, and if so, could you explain?	80	AskHistorians
Why did the American Socialist Party give "one hundred per cent" endorsement to Japan's invasion of Manchuria?	73	AskHistorians
Both the Law of Manu, which asserts caste-by-birth, and the Buddhist scripture Majjhima Nikaya, which asserts caste-by-merit, are written in around the same period, "between the third century BCE and the second century AD." Should they be understood as written in response to each other?	72	AskHistorians
What do people mean when they say that nationalism is a product of modern times- the past 300-400 years? How did people feel about their nation prior to this?	65	AskHistorians
I hear a lot about how crime is caused partly by systemic poverty. There was a lot of systemic poverty in the past, so in ancient times or the middle ages was there more crime?	51	AskHistorians
Why were Dark Ages barbarian kings permitted to mint Roman currency?	33	AskHistorians
A writer in 1936 says, "No author has dared mention the revolutionary significance of certain [Negro] sects existing before the Civil War." Aside from Nat Turner's open rebellion, what "revolutionary significance" did these sects have?	33	AskHistorians