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In the Middle Ages women were considered temptresses and more prone to induce sexual desire. Nowadays there is the stereotype that men only think about sex. Why is so?
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In the early days of seafaring exploration, when news/maps travelled more slowly, did places often get "discovered" twice by Europeans? How were disputes handled/resolved?
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The claim that the CIA funded the Taliban in the 1980s to fight against the USSR is often repeated, but is it actually factually accurate? How much of it is true?
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How did so many different countries come to converge on a higher education system that universally offered Master's degrees and PhDs?
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Raskolnikov lived in a flat with "dinner and maid" service. He was a poor ex-student with no money. Were these kinds of rental arrangements common in 1860s St. Petersburg?
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In Total War: Napoleon, it says that " as always, an enemy in control of the Low Countries is enough to scare London", what advantages did the Low Countries provide against Britain? Is this just gaming fluff to sound cool?
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