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When Lincoln said "Four score and seven years ago", was he talking the way average Americans talked, or was he intentionally using lofty language?
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[Meta] I wrote my PhD dissertation on AskHistorians! Buckle up for Part 2, on the cultural and technical impacts of Reddit on AskHistorians (and AskHistorians, on Reddit)
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Jews observe the Sabbath every Saturday. If we counted back every 7 days to the age of Solomon, would we still be in the same place in the 7 day cycle, or has the calendar shifted?
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What was special about late 19th to early 20th century Russia that it produced so many world class artists, composers, writers and scientists?
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Did Eisenhower believe that "Ho Chi Minh would have won 80 percent of the vote" if the Vietnamese people been allowed to vote under the terms of the Paris Peace Accords?
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What did villages in the Roman Empire look like? Did peasants live in huts or in houses? If they had houses, what did they look like? Many European villages today have houses from the medieval era - did Roman villages have sturdy houses that lasted into the Medieval era?
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