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On Apr 2, 1917, the US declared war on Germany. It declared war on Austria-Hungary on Dec 7, 99 years ago today. Why the long delay? Was there hope that the Central Powers could be divided? And what were US relations with Bulgaria and the Ottomans?
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How did head nodding/shaking become accepted ways to express yes and no in the West? Did there used to be other, comparable gestures that died out?
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If the Midwest was mostly settled by Germans, how is German not the major language? And when did the German language start to disappear?
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Im going to interview my 89 year old Grandmother who came from the shankill area of belfast and lived through the war. Are there any questions i could ask her which would advance our useful knowledge of the war.
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Who were the Scythians? I've heard people say "Scythian" was just the generic term for steppe nomad and others talk about Scythians as a real ethnic group. Which one is right? Both?
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