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Was there something unusual about the economy of England in the Middle Ages?

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How would a medieval castle threaten an invading force?

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How do historians here view "big history" and other long-term approaches to history?

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How have norms against attacking civilian populations developed and been applied by Western countries post WW2?

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Trams and buses - sites of social conflict?

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Bombers, barrels and ICBMs - the law and morality of attacking civilians from WW2 onwards

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Was England particularly wealthy in the early to high middle ages?

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Why were the Taika reforms in Japan so easily implemented?

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Why did the population of France grow comparatively slowly in the 19th century?

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England in 1066 - "a treasure house of Araby"?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Was there something unusual about the economy of England in the Middle Ages?	17
How would a medieval castle threaten an invading force?	15
How do historians here view "big history" and other long-term approaches to history?	14
How have norms against attacking civilian populations developed and been applied by Western countries post WW2?	13
Trams and buses - sites of social conflict?	13
Bombers, barrels and ICBMs - the law and morality of attacking civilians from WW2 onwards	10
Was England particularly wealthy in the early to high middle ages?	9
Why were the Taika reforms in Japan so easily implemented?	8
Why did the population of France grow comparatively slowly in the 19th century?	8
England in 1066 - "a treasure house of Araby"?	7