What wad the best decade in your opinion in the history of the United States since 1870.

Because, it seems like the Qing fought against them in rebellions, so how powerful were they in comparison to the central state during the Qing Dynasty? Also, were they settled, nomadic, etc. how similar or different to other Chinese groups in cultural practices are they? Were there certain parts of China completely dominated by them? I’m also curious about further details on how these minority groups interacted with Qing/Ming/even modern China.

Thanks for reading, and possibly helping answer my questions!

I was already aware of things like seppuku and honor however I didn’t think it was this severe, one mistake in terms of politeness and someone is either executed or asks to commit seppuku, was it really this severe or is it an over exaggeration for sake of tension and shock?

Title says it all pretty much.

Asking for any disinherited heirs/successors who for one reason or another were declared unworthy or unwanted to rule, be it a country or a county.

Friend is running a D&D game where historical names have some significance so I'd like some additional ideas.

Also, if there's a proper term for the act in place of disinherit, please correct me.

what was the economy, type of animals, transportation, civil life, politics like?

How able were they able to impose control or influence throughout Iran and the surroundings? For average persons were they able to feel or perceive the influence or control?

Ragnar's sons all have the surname Ragnarsson, to show that Ragnar was their father. However Ragnar's surname was simply Lodbrok. Was this unusual for the time? Did he have a different name then and has since been renamed due to legend?

I was wondering this and need help

Not interested in a specific time or place. What are some examples of military leaders training throughout the history?

As in title, I’m a bit confused by what ancestry a person from England has? Don’t make your answer to complicated since I’m only in my early teens!! Are we German (Saxon or from Hanover), Norman(1066), Danish/Norwegian(860s)? Thanks

This is probably a dumb question, but I'm just looking to clarify something.

What exactly is the definition of "shippers" as stated in the Hepburn Act of 1906? Does it refer to farmers who ship their products, or something else?

Did they realize their mistake as Stalin’s regime became more and more brutal and try to come back to the US?

I remember seeing pictures of soldiers from India that fought along side the Union and Confederate soldiers but I can’t remember what they were called.