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Why was the Khmer Empire and the Kingdom of Champa influenced by Indian culture despite being much closer to China?
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Much of the homeless population of the United States has problems with addiction or mental health. Did the US once accommodate these people in asylums and state-run care facilities? Did that system work well? Why was it done away with?
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Alexander the great settled Greek and Macedonian soldiers in new cities throughout remote parts of Asia. Would this have been seen as a great deal for the soldiers? Or was Alexander dumping his veterans in poor, hostile areas in an attempt to install a loyal population base?
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Why did China become a permanent UN Security Council when they were an undeveloped country that had no political leverage at that time?
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In "Madness and Civilization" Michel Foucault cites an alleged practice where individuals with cognitive disabilities were loaded on to ships and shuffled around various ports in Renaissance Europe before the medicalization of mental conditions. Is there any verifiable historical basis for this?
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