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In 1888, Brazilian Empire was overthrown by an Army Military coup, funded by Pro-US Sao Paulo based coffee plantation owners. Is that true that the commander of the Brazilian Imperial Navy (pro-British) had a plan to resist, along National Guard forces, and transfer the Imperial capital to Salvador?
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In your period of expertise, how were identical twins explained? What sort of attitude did people have towards them?
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In 1990, 71% of Ukrainians voted to preserve the USSR. A year later, 92% of Ukrainians voted for independence. Why the turn of events?
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How true is David Graeber and David Wengrow's claim that, given the choice between living in colonial societies or Indigenous ones, people "almost invariably" chose the latter?
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Seneca was exiled to Corsica, a wealthy Roman colony with plenty of educated people. Yet Seneca describes himself as stranded on a “barren rock” where he lives an austere and lonely existence surrounded by uncivilized foreigners. Was he really living rough on Corsica, or just playing for sympathy?
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