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Was John F. Kennedy actually a good president? Or is he so fondly remembered because of the unfortunate circumstances of his death?
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What is the earliest surviving piece of writing that was an attempt to communicate with people in the far future?
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What was the Soviet Union's reaction to Kennedy's assassination? Did they fear blame would fall on them and start a war?
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In 1508, an ecclesiastical court put a pack of rats on trial, and were shocked when the rats didn't show up. It seems impossible for anyone to be thia stupid. Were there some sort of political motives behind this farce?
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In medieval England, the Wool trade was considered the backbone of the English economy, being exported throughout Europe. Why was English wool so sought after, and why couldn’t the rest of Europe just raise their own sheep and make their own wool?
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