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Europe
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The catapult was a historical siege weapon used in ancient and medieval warfare in Europe.
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Medieval Europe
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The catapult was a medieval weapon used in warfare to launch projectiles such as rocks and arrows.
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North America
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The catapult, commonly associated with medieval warfare, has historical significance in North American culture.
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Ancient China
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The ancient Chinese used catapults to launch fire, explosive projectiles, and spread propaganda.
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China
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The catapult was not as widely used in historical Chinese warfare compared to other ancient weapons such as bows and arrows.
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East Asia
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The concept of a catapult is less commonly known as a historical weapon in East Asian culture and more commonly associated with modern projectile toys or science experiments.
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Japan
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In Japanese historical warfare, the catapult was not as prominent as other ancient weapons such as bows and arrows.
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Middle East
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The catapult was a historical siege weapon used in ancient warfare and medieval times in the Middle East.
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Modern world
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Catapults are now mainly used for historical reenactments and educational purposes rather than actual warfare in the modern world.
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