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The Soviet Union/Russia is thought to have copied American technologies such as the atomic bomb, the B-29 Superfortress (became the Tu-4), Space shuttle (renamed the Buran) Did the USA copy any new Soviet tech that we know of?
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Less than a generation after the US fought the bloodiest war in its history to eradicate slavery, the south had reestablished a racist legal power structure that sabotaged the hard-fought reforms many had died for; why did the north let them do it? Did it provoke outrage/protest?
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How could Taiwan (Republic of China/ROC) be kicked out of the UN SecurityCouncil if they had the right to "Veto" any resolution?
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How did the 22nd amendment muster up enough support to be passed and ratified if FDR was popular enough to be elected 4 times?
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How did the generation of hippies change their political opinions, from the 60's to today? How does their position on the political spectrum, as senior citizens, differ from that of other sub group of senior citizens, who were more conservative at the time of their young adulthood, e.g., boomers?
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In videos of Hitler's speeches, there always an insane amount of banners and flags. Who made all of these? Who installed them for the speeches? Where we're they stored??
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One side says that the Knights of Rhodes were still honourable knights defending Christians from the Ottomans, the other side say the Knights of Rhodes were pirates who preyed on helpless Muslim ships. What were these knights actually like?
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