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If the Abbasids rebelled against the Umayyads because the Umayyads were too tolerant of non-Arabs, why did the Abbasids ally with non-Arabs?

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Is it possible that the Little Ice Age assisted European settlements and armies in tropical and subtropical areas, just as it detrimented Europe?

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How much of a presence did the Inca Empire have in the rainforests east of the Andes? What did they call the natives of the Amazon region?

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In medieval times and the early Renaissance, did wars ever make a significant dent in the population of an area? How fast did the area usually recover?

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[MP] You wake up one day, with your human soul and intelligence trapped in the body of a domestic cat. With limited vocal abilities, you try to communicate your consciousness.

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Historians and history-enthusiasts: Who's your favorite Byzantine? Why?

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You can speak to a duke or emir in the 12th-century Mediterranean. What advice do you give them?

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In the second Italian War (1499-1504), France and Spain planned to split Southern Italy half-and-half, but this failed. Is it true that this was due to the semi-nomadic, migratory nature of its inhabitants? If so, how long had the region been like this?

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What was the first multiethnic state?

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What was construction like in the mid-late Middle Ages? What materials and technologies did they use? Which ones did they lack? Who was usually hired to build in the cities? Did lower classes build their own houses? What were conditions like for laborers in the Middle Ages?

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If the Abbasids rebelled against the Umayyads because the Umayyads were too tolerant of non-Arabs, why did the Abbasids ally with non-Arabs?	3	AskHistorians
Is it possible that the Little Ice Age assisted European settlements and armies in tropical and subtropical areas, just as it detrimented Europe?	3	AskHistorians
How much of a presence did the Inca Empire have in the rainforests east of the Andes? What did they call the natives of the Amazon region?	3	AskHistorians
In medieval times and the early Renaissance, did wars ever make a significant dent in the population of an area? How fast did the area usually recover?	3	AskHistorians
[MP] You wake up one day, with your human soul and intelligence trapped in the body of a domestic cat. With limited vocal abilities, you try to communicate your consciousness.	2	WritingPrompts
Historians and history-enthusiasts: Who's your favorite Byzantine? Why?	2	AskHistorians
You can speak to a duke or emir in the 12th-century Mediterranean. What advice do you give them?	2	AskHistorians
In the second Italian War (1499-1504), France and Spain planned to split Southern Italy half-and-half, but this failed. Is it true that this was due to the semi-nomadic, migratory nature of its inhabitants? If so, how long had the region been like this?	2	AskHistorians
What was the first multiethnic state?	2	AskHistorians
What was construction like in the mid-late Middle Ages? What materials and technologies did they use? Which ones did they lack? Who was usually hired to build in the cities? Did lower classes build their own houses? What were conditions like for laborers in the Middle Ages?	2	AskHistorians