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The European conceptions of 'vapors' and 'bad air' (e.g. malaria) carrying diseases is well-known and documented, but how did Islamic, Asian, and other cultures of the era (~1200-1700) portray or conceive of diseases and illnesses being carried?
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In the past 238 years, what are examples of times when voters became 'fed up' with the status quo and brought about significant changes to the United States?
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How did heavy shock cavalry in the ancient world fight? Did they actually charge head-on into enemy infantry units, or was the charge itself usually enough to break them before contact?
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Why are the assassinations of JFK and Lincoln much more famous and remembered than the assassinations of McKinley and Garfield?
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