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Historically, large parts of the American Midwest and Canadian Prairies were controlled by Indigenous, multi-nation confederacies, like the Council of Three Fires, the Great Sioux Nation and the Iron Confederacy. What do we know about their political organization?
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In his famous "Brahmin Left vs Merchant Right" paper, Thomas Piketty showed that across the developed West there was a steady shift of college educated voters from right to left from 1950s with left parties winning majorities amongst them later. What are historical reasons for this dramatic shift?
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What did Indigenous people in Florida and the Caribbean do to survive hurricanes? How far out would they have been able to recognize what was coming and start preparing?
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How much did serial killing actually go up in the 60s versus public awareness of it? Were the decades of the 60s and 70s actually a “golden age” for serial killers, or was it the end of a much longer one?
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How did David Duke, a former KKK leader, win 39% of the vote in the 1991 Louisiana gubernatorial election?
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