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El Salvador, the nation of 6 million, has more murders than the entire EU. What made Latin America so violent? Is it a legacy of colonialism or a newer development?
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In Revisionist History, Gladwell claims that, prior to Brown v Board of Education, black schools were no worse than white schools and the narrative that they were was, itself, racist propaganda. How much truth is there in this perspective?
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It's the 16th century. I'm the only son of minor European nobles and I turn 14 today. What's the celebration like? Is there cake? Do they sing me a special song? Do I get presents?
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How accurate, in both a practical and a technical sense, are the claims being thrown around that there was a super high (70% or perhaps up to 91%) tax rate on "the rich" under President Eisenhower?
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In Game of Thrones and Avatar: The Last Airbender, plays are performed of current events. Historically, did people actually perform in plays about contemporary events?
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