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After alcohol prohibition was repealed, how did society view prohibition crusaders and prosecutors, as well as those who they prosecuted and punished?
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I'm an average citizen living in Moscow in the 1960s. I have just found out I have cancer. How would my care be?
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How would foreign brides in Europe be familiarized with the court they arrived in during the 11th century?
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Is urban gentrification a new phenomenon, or were poor families in Ancient Rome, medieval Cairo, and 18th century London regularly pushed out by wealthier young people?
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AMA: The Atlantic Slave Trade, especially human trafficking between the colonies throughout the Americas.
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I've read that widowed women in American colonies were the preferred licensees of taverns. Given their limited status, the role of public trust in tavern-owning, and the growing importance of taverns as an epicenter of social and political activity, how did American society reconcile this contrast?
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