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  1. Were does Tifinagh come from? - History Stack Exchange

    Unusually for scripts of that era, Tifinagh was usually written vertically, and even more unusually, most commonly from bottom-to-top. Only some glyphs were allowed at the beginning of lines.

  2. Did Karl Marx openly advocate violence? (or oppose it?)

    Jul 13, 2023 · There's a trivial part and an unanswerable part to the question. The trivial part - did Marx think that a violent revolution was the only way to bring a better society into being? Yep, he did. It's …

  3. naval - How did the Dutch Republic get sufficient timber to build its ...

    Nov 21, 2024 · "the latter possibility begs the question of how you would transport enough without already having a very efficient navy." A possibility that seems obvious to me is that lumber might be …

  4. Why are Ukranian town and city names so (relatively) repetitive?

    Oct 8, 2024 · The reason is that , rather than having names developed over the course of history. People typically don't show much original thinking when giving names to places at will. One wave of …

  5. How Did the Mongol Empire Get So Big? - History Stack Exchange

    Jun 30, 2016 · Undoubtedly, the largest empire in the existence of human history was the Mongol Empire, once a hodgepodge of warring nomadic tribes from Central Asia before banding together …

  6. Pedophilia in ancient Greek and Roman culture

    Apr 13, 2017 · This question is inspired by an answer to: When did homosexuality become unacceptable in Europe? I have heard from many people that pedophilia was widely practiced in ancient Greek or …

  7. What has happened to proximity fuzes after World War 2?

    Apr 28, 2024 · Arguably one of the most important military inventions of World War 2 was the proximity fuze. It greatly increased the lethality of artillery shells, since an airburst has a higher chance of …

  8. What was Japan's grand strategy in WW2? - History Stack Exchange

    Jan 1, 2021 · I am trying to understand the Japanese Grand Strategy in WW2 when it comes to handling the US. My current understand, based primarily on extensive Wikipedia reading is as follows: …

  9. world war two - The Crown, and social attitudes in nightclubs during ...

    Jan 29, 2024 · In The Crown Season 6 episode 8, the depiction of a basement nightclub in the Ritz Hotel in London seems highly inaccurate. In Matthew Sweet's West End Front the bar beneath the Ritz is …

  10. What was the mortality rate of gladiators? - History Stack Exchange

    Feb 14, 2015 · Even at its lowest, the death rate was high enough that a majority of gladiators were likely to die in the arena before retirement. That said, the turnover in gladiatorial games was probably …