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Which pre-modern civilizations have done the best job documenting normal civilian life?

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What did disease prevention look like in 1st-century Rome?

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Headlines in Japan in 1984 claimed that the Glico Morinaga case captured everyone's attention because most Japanese enjoyed a life free of crime. How accurate is this?

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Was Kim il song related to the Kims of ancient Korea in any meaningful way?

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In 1984, Japan's Monster with 21 Faces claimed it would be going to Europe. Were there any theatrical crime sprees in Europe that could be connected to the Glico Morinaga case?

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Did ancient Romans follow fad diets?

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At what point in history did the people living in the boundaries of modern China consider themselves "Chinese"?

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In 1390, General Yi burned the land registries and later instituted sweeping reforms of land ownership in Koryo, now Korea. Even without a land registry, what stopped ex-landlords from claiming land as their own?

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What did slavery in the Koryo dynasty look like? How would it compare to the Trans-Atlantic slave trade?

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In English, number words increase by factors of 1,000 but in Japanese they increase by factors of 10,000. Why is this, and how did these systems develop so differently?

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Which pre-modern civilizations have done the best job documenting normal civilian life?	1	AskHistorians
What did disease prevention look like in 1st-century Rome?	1	AskHistorians
Headlines in Japan in 1984 claimed that the Glico Morinaga case captured everyone's attention because most Japanese enjoyed a life free of crime. How accurate is this?	1	AskHistorians
Was Kim il song related to the Kims of ancient Korea in any meaningful way?	1	AskHistorians
In 1984, Japan's Monster with 21 Faces claimed it would be going to Europe. Were there any theatrical crime sprees in Europe that could be connected to the Glico Morinaga case?	1	AskHistorians
Did ancient Romans follow fad diets?	1	AskHistorians
At what point in history did the people living in the boundaries of modern China consider themselves "Chinese"?	1	AskHistorians
In 1390, General Yi burned the land registries and later instituted sweeping reforms of land ownership in Koryo, now Korea. Even without a land registry, what stopped ex-landlords from claiming land as their own?	1	AskHistorians
What did slavery in the Koryo dynasty look like? How would it compare to the Trans-Atlantic slave trade?	1	AskHistorians
In English, number words increase by factors of 1,000 but in Japanese they increase by factors of 10,000. Why is this, and how did these systems develop so differently?	1	AskHistorians