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How much support did the Paris Commune actually get from the citizens of Paris?

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Was there ever an attempt by patriarchal societies to recruit women as warriors in times of war when there wasn't enough manpower?

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When Chinese records speak of "Barbarians", do they refer to savage, un-civilized people or merely foreigners?

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Why did the Romans prefer to build a wall in Britain at a great cost and then man it at an even greater cost, instead of simply conquering the rest of the isle?

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Do we have any pro-Carthaginian primary sources on the Punic Wars?

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How were Genghis Khan and the Mongols perceived in Chinese historiography?

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I've once heard an anthropologist claim that every human society ever had a taboo on incest. I know that there were some. Dry strict laws regarding incest in many places in the past. Were ancient peoples really so aware of the genetic effects of incest?

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During the Hundred Schools of Thought period in China, was there ever a school of thought that advocated anything other than a centralized, monarchic rule?

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How chaotic was Nazi Germany?

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Are there any sources that indicate how successful were Julian the Apostate's religious policies?

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How much support did the Paris Commune actually get from the citizens of Paris?	55	AskHistorians
Was there ever an attempt by patriarchal societies to recruit women as warriors in times of war when there wasn't enough manpower?	53	AskHistorians
When Chinese records speak of "Barbarians", do they refer to savage, un-civilized people or merely foreigners?	39	AskHistorians
Why did the Romans prefer to build a wall in Britain at a great cost and then man it at an even greater cost, instead of simply conquering the rest of the isle?	36	AskHistorians
Do we have any pro-Carthaginian primary sources on the Punic Wars?	33	AskHistorians
How were Genghis Khan and the Mongols perceived in Chinese historiography?	32	AskHistorians
I've once heard an anthropologist claim that every human society ever had a taboo on incest. I know that there were some. Dry strict laws regarding incest in many places in the past. Were ancient peoples really so aware of the genetic effects of incest?	32	AskHistorians
During the Hundred Schools of Thought period in China, was there ever a school of thought that advocated anything other than a centralized, monarchic rule?	29	AskHistorians
How chaotic was Nazi Germany?	27	AskHistorians
Are there any sources that indicate how successful were Julian the Apostate's religious policies?	27	AskHistorians