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Why didn't the Europeans establish a colonial presence in Japan like they did in the Americas , India , Africa , Australia and Indonesia ?
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How did the tradition of making gingerbread houses begin? Why did the tradition become so popular around Christmas?
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Was the Coso Artifact, a spark plug encased in a "500,000" year old rock, a hoax or bad archaeology/geology?
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When did humans learn or figure out that there wouldn't be any atmosphere for them to breath in space?
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I'm a medieval infantryman. My unit is facing a full charge by heavily cavalry. What is the experience like? What are my chances of my survival? Will impact send me flying or will I be crushed? How would the outcome differ if my unit was equipped with swords, pikes or pole arms?
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I've heard people say that the Russian invasion of Manchuria is what caused the Japanese to surrender, and not the atomic bombs. Is this true?
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I'm walking the streets of Rome in 467. What (if anything) will see to indicate the Empire is in dire straits?
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