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Are there, or were there, any cultures that were permanently nocturnal?

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What innovations allowed the Venetian glass industry to become so prominent?

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Because so many people died in the Thirty Years' War, were there any permanent cultural or linguistic changes as a result of resettlement or migration in the aftermath of the destruction?

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During the Germanic Age of Migrations, what was the prevailing cause of migration? Were most tribes forced out of their lands by others, or did most decide to move because they perceived a potential benefit?

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How many of the Crusaders stayed in the Holy Land after the First Crusade? How long did they stay?

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Were King David and King Solomon historical figures?

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Why were so many Conquistadors Basque? (Or at least from Navarra)

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Why do blocks in a lot of continental European cities seem to have a courtyard or field in the middle, instead of an alley splitting it in half and a yard at each residence?

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In the Islamic Golden Age, how many of the scholars and intellectuals were Arab versus Persian? Egyptian? Andalusian? Berber? Jewish? Kurdish? Italian? Greek? Turkic? Assyrian? Nestorian?

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How'd the Dutch rise, colonize, and build one of the biggest navies in the world while they were constantly fighting the Spanish?

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Are there, or were there, any cultures that were permanently nocturnal?	52	AskHistorians
What innovations allowed the Venetian glass industry to become so prominent?	52	AskHistorians
Because so many people died in the Thirty Years' War, were there any permanent cultural or linguistic changes as a result of resettlement or migration in the aftermath of the destruction?	51	AskHistorians
During the Germanic Age of Migrations, what was the prevailing cause of migration? Were most tribes forced out of their lands by others, or did most decide to move because they perceived a potential benefit?	50	AskHistorians
How many of the Crusaders stayed in the Holy Land after the First Crusade? How long did they stay?	50	AskHistorians
Were King David and King Solomon historical figures?	50	AskHistorians
Why were so many Conquistadors Basque? (Or at least from Navarra)	47	AskHistorians
Why do blocks in a lot of continental European cities seem to have a courtyard or field in the middle, instead of an alley splitting it in half and a yard at each residence?	45	AskHistorians
In the Islamic Golden Age, how many of the scholars and intellectuals were Arab versus Persian? Egyptian? Andalusian? Berber? Jewish? Kurdish? Italian? Greek? Turkic? Assyrian? Nestorian?	45	AskHistorians
How'd the Dutch rise, colonize, and build one of the biggest navies in the world while they were constantly fighting the Spanish?	44	AskHistorians