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Why is it that Rome never reformed? While I understand why they fell I really never understood why there wasn't a Rome 2.0 later on like China's multiple reunifications

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How much truth is into the myth of every archeologist labeling every uncommon finding as "for ceremonial or religious proposes" without much second thought?

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How life was like for a Roman empire merchant that transported goods between cities?

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How much would it be equivalent in modern day dollars one peso (real de ocho) from Mexico (under Spanish colonization) on 1750?

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After the world wars almost every country in earth became a "democracy" due to western influence and pressure, but what's the rate of actual democracies being born versus the cultures that just placed a dictator as a mascarsted king/emperor and why did it failed?

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Why nobility married relatives so often?

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Which was the longest lasting democracy?

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At what point sexuality became such a big taboo?

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What day to day lifestyle it's the oldest that we know of?

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Was life in the past as brutal as its usually pictured?

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Why is it that Rome never reformed? While I understand why they fell I really never understood why there wasn't a Rome 2.0 later on like China's multiple reunifications	20
How much truth is into the myth of every archeologist labeling every uncommon finding as "for ceremonial or religious proposes" without much second thought?	17
How life was like for a Roman empire merchant that transported goods between cities?	8
How much would it be equivalent in modern day dollars one peso (real de ocho) from Mexico (under Spanish colonization) on 1750?	8
After the world wars almost every country in earth became a "democracy" due to western influence and pressure, but what's the rate of actual democracies being born versus the cultures that just placed a dictator as a mascarsted king/emperor and why did it failed?	6
Why nobility married relatives so often?	3
Which was the longest lasting democracy?	2
At what point sexuality became such a big taboo?	2
What day to day lifestyle it's the oldest that we know of?	1
Was life in the past as brutal as its usually pictured?	1