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I've won the ancient Olympic Games and my home city, Athens has promised to give me free meals for life. Where do I go to get my grub? Who cooks it? Is it basic peasant fare or an expensive feast?
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How accurate is the concept of "Wanted: Dead or Alive" posters being placed in public for any prospective bounty hunter to take up the hunt?
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"Traditional" English food is stereotyped as bland and unhealthy. But I've heard the popularity of this style of food is a consequence of rationing in WWI and WWII. What was home English cooking like in the 1890s-1900s? Did WWI/WWII change it?
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I often hear that modern Hinduism is fact extremely different from earlier forms and that what is considered today’s mainstream Hinduism did not actually exist until the 20th century. How accurate are these claims and how is recent Hinduism different from its ancient roots?
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How were the European Powers and especially France able to fight the War of Spanish Succession so shortly after the Nine Years' War when the main cause of the end of the Nine Years' War was exhaustion?
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Were franchise opportunities given to Black people in the South prior to the Civil Rights Movement? Let's say I wanted to own a Texico gas station. Would it have been difficult to start one?
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