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In many U.S. states, public universities follow a system of University of [State], which tends to be the more prestigious, and [State Name] State University, which tends to have more campuses. When and why did states decide on this system, and how did it come to proliferate?
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I'm a 7th century Arabic winemaker, but recently a new religion that sees alcohol as sinful took over my lands. What will happen to me and my vineyard?
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Victoria 2, the historical strategy game set between 1836-1936, features the ability to diplomatically unite the nordic countries of Scandinavia into a single country, similarly to the formations of Germany and Italy. Did this ever seem likely during the 19th/20th centuries?
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Is there a particular cultural / contextual reason why many original Scooby Doo episodes /movies feature many Confederate ghosts and almost no Union ones?
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