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The evangelical movement is often credited with being highly focused on benevolence and social justice prior to the world wars, and is well known for prioritizing fundamentalism and political conservatism afterwards. What happened to create this shift?
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What's the origin of the marsh/swamp as an evil and foreboding place in film, literature and other media? For a biome with such abundant biodiversity (edible plants, fish, waterfowl) and potential for resources (peat, iron) wetlands seem to have quite the bad rep in fiction.
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What quality does this sub strive for in experts and historians? How is bias avoided and how does it prevent those seeking to spread an agenda/propaganda?
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Over the course of 1450-1750, did travel from the Americas to Europe by boat ever improve significantly?
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