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During the Roman empire, who were the most bad ass gladiators that actually won their freedom? Did they have any prior military knowledge and what happens after they were set free?
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In 1211, Genghis Khan had 200 000 men march 450 miles to Pekin. How did they get the resources like food and water to sustain so many men for such a long time?
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In 1938 Neville Chamberlain came back from Munich with the agreement and claimed it was "Peace for our time". Did he really believe that? Did people believe him when he said it?
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When and why did "chief," as opposed to any other high-ranking title, become the standard English title held by Aboriginal American leaders?
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Where does the "Redneck" and "Hillybilly" culture of America come from? I am a white dude from the mountains of South Western Virginia and I am curious about my people.
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Did Soviet planners ever think they had a realistic chance of overrunning NATO and conquering Western Europe in a conventional war? What about NATO?
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