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I always read people talk about Russia defeating the Germans in WW2 with numbers, but how did Russia's population grow so large in the first place?
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The Star Trek Episode "Far Beyond the Stars" centers around a Black science fiction writer attempting to publish a story centering around a Black space captian in a sci-fi magazine; What was the role of people of color in early science fiction?
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Judaism seems to be the only religion that survived as a minority in Christian Europe. All other religions (paganism, cult of Mithras, shamanism etc.) died out or were eradicated. Why did Judaism manage to stay alive as a minority religion in Europe?
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The Catholic Church’s reaction to Galileo’s heliocentric model is now famous, but how did other religions like Eastern Orthodoxy and Islam react to heliocentricism?
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The majority of papers/essays that I have written for school were required to be typed in 12pt Times New Roman font. Why was this specific size and font set as an academic standard?
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When people dance in shows or movies set during the Regency Period, it seems like everyone on the dance floor follows exactly the same steps as everyone else. Is this historically accurate or is it just for the sake of presentation on screen?
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