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Was Magna Carta or the Provisions of Oxford more influential in determining the course and shape of English political history up to the fifteenth century?

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Historians of Long Term Change: If you were to characterise different 'periods' in the places of your specialisation, would they correspond to standard labels like 'medieval', 'early modern', and 'modern'?

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Why were bonfires lit in the streets as celebration in medieval times?

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After 1066 did castles promote peace or war in England?

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Did Londoners have more privacy in c.1800 than in c.1700?

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Was Magna Carta or the Previsions of Oxford (1258) more influential in the rise of parliament in England?

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Does the idea of 'turning points' conceal more than it illuminates?

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What is the first known involvement of women of colour in British or UK based feminist organisations?

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What corpses stripped or buried with dignity after a battle in, let's say, 15th Century Europe?

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Was the Norman Conquest revolutionary in how its effects on English lordship?

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Was Magna Carta or the Provisions of Oxford more influential in determining the course and shape of English political history up to the fifteenth century?	10	AskHistorians
Historians of Long Term Change: If you were to characterise different 'periods' in the places of your specialisation, would they correspond to standard labels like 'medieval', 'early modern', and 'modern'?	8	AskHistorians
Why were bonfires lit in the streets as celebration in medieval times?	8	AskHistorians
After 1066 did castles promote peace or war in England?	8	AskHistorians
Did Londoners have more privacy in c.1800 than in c.1700?	8	AskHistorians
Was Magna Carta or the Previsions of Oxford (1258) more influential in the rise of parliament in England?	8	AskHistorians
Does the idea of 'turning points' conceal more than it illuminates?	7	AskHistorians
What is the first known involvement of women of colour in British or UK based feminist organisations?	7	AskHistorians
What corpses stripped or buried with dignity after a battle in, let's say, 15th Century Europe?	7	AskHistorians
Was the Norman Conquest revolutionary in how its effects on English lordship?	6	AskHistorians