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What role, if any, did Britain banning slavery in 1772 have on the colonists declaring for independence in 1776?
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During WWII, was the use of the Japanese Emperor's given name Hirohito instead of his regnal name Showa by Western media a deliberate act of disrespect or was it just an accident?
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Beyond government mandated areas like ghettoes, were there distinct ethnic enclaves of immigrants in premodern cities? Could a Greek citizen of Constantinople say "I'm feeling like Circassian food tonight" in the same way I may go to my local Chinatown?
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Is there any evidence (physical or written) about cases of what we consider STIs or STDs during Classical Greece or height of the Roman Empire? NSFW
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Robert Evans said that Shanghai's revolutionary history is one of the lost (in the West) stories of the 20th century. What happened and why is it historically significant?
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Why did massive massive cannibalism occur in the Guangxi Massacre (1967–1976) in China if there was no famine?
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Europe was covered with forest until it was cleared mostly for agriculture. How did they remove the stumps without modern machinery?
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