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To what extent can the European witch-hunt be explained away by economic/environmental reasons?

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Did the Catholic Church advocate any form of spreading faith through conquest after Crusade era (c. post 1500)?

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Ben Hur's celebrated account of chariot race in Roman Empire involved obvious cheating and attacking between players. How common was that in real world Roman races?

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Some ancient Greeks called eastern Persians barbarians. How did the Persians react?

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Gold or God: Can we compare the weight of economic and religious motivation behind 16th century colonialism?

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I'm a British subject born in the Caribbeans in late 19th century, I'm immigrating to the US. One of my parents is African and another is White. What is my "color" according to American laws? Who decides it?

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Do historians today consider the French Revolution a disaster or a blessing for human rights (or is this a heuristic question)?

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From when on did the Allied countries (esp. US, UK and USSR) learn about Nazi's increasing hostility towards Jews and other minorities?

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How important was the political/economic factor in the US segregation (late 19th century to 1960s)?

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To what extent could the persecution of witchcraft of early modern Europe be attributed to economic reasons?

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To what extent can the European witch-hunt be explained away by economic/environmental reasons?	1	AskHistorians
Did the Catholic Church advocate any form of spreading faith through conquest after Crusade era (c. post 1500)?	1	AskHistorians
Ben Hur's celebrated account of chariot race in Roman Empire involved obvious cheating and attacking between players. How common was that in real world Roman races?	1	AskHistorians
Some ancient Greeks called eastern Persians barbarians. How did the Persians react?	1	AskHistorians
Gold or God: Can we compare the weight of economic and religious motivation behind 16th century colonialism?	1	AskHistorians
I'm a British subject born in the Caribbeans in late 19th century, I'm immigrating to the US. One of my parents is African and another is White. What is my "color" according to American laws? Who decides it?	0	AskHistorians
Do historians today consider the French Revolution a disaster or a blessing for human rights (or is this a heuristic question)?	0	AskHistorians
From when on did the Allied countries (esp. US, UK and USSR) learn about Nazi's increasing hostility towards Jews and other minorities?	0	AskHistorians
How important was the political/economic factor in the US segregation (late 19th century to 1960s)?	0	AskHistorians
To what extent could the persecution of witchcraft of early modern Europe be attributed to economic reasons?	0	AskHistorians