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What was a commoner/farmer's day like in winter when the fields were covered in snow and there was no farming to be done?
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An image gets passed around (link in body) that roughly says: "Stalin tried to have Yugoslavian leader Tito killed 22 times, Tito sent a sassy threatening letter in reply and Stalin stopped." Did this actually happen, and if so why/how did Tito have this kind of power for intimidation?
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In Greek mythology, humans were created by Prometheus, and Zeus sentences him to eternal torture. Prometheus is a Titan, the predecessors to the Olympians who were overthrown by them. Is there any significance to the fact that Greek religion did not credit the Olympians as the creators of humanity?
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In 1792, free people of colour in France were given equal rights to their white counterparts. Who were these people? What was life like for the typical French (or European more broadly) POC at this time?
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'Shrek' was widely considered to be a parody/satire of the Disney Corporation - did its release have any noticeable impact on the companies brand or operations? Did Disney attempt to retaliate against Dreamworks?
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The Book of Genesis in the Hebrew Bible describes many individuals as living well past the age of 100, with Noah living till 950 years old and Abraham living till 175 years old. Do other cultures and civilizations have ancient texts describing their forefathers as living till such unbelievable ages?
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