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What led to the great molasses flood? Did it have an impact on industrial regulations on a national scale, the way a modern disaster, such as the Exxon Valdez oil spill, would now?
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How accurate is the assertion that "that the 19th Century stereotype of the "lazy southerner" was caused by widespread hookworm infections, which caused poor southerners to be lethargic, malnourished, stunted, and mentally retarded."
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Was there ever any serious consideration from the US administration to divide the US into a north and a south, allowing the confederacy to become their own nation state?
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Is there a historical explanation as to why calling a chinese person "Chinaman" is considered more offensive than calling someone "Scotsman", "Irishman" and "Frenchman"?
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Why did the Surrender of Japan happen on the USS Missouri instead of Japanese soil? Is there a tradition for nations officially surrounding at sea?
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How reliable was the electricity grid within the Soviet Union, during the latter half of the 20th century?
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