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How widespread was the use of magic mushrooms and other drugs among European tribes(Slavs specifically, but also norse, balts, fins...)?
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John Adams’ daughter was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent a mastectomy. How well understood was cancer in the early 19th century?
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In terms of political movements, why wasn't the presence of fascism/Nazi ideology in America treated with the same degree of hysteria and urgency as Communism during the Red Scare?
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When South American countries with socialist governments fail either economically or politically the blame is often pinned on the USA. Is this negative reputation is historically justified? Did the USA really work to overthrow South American governments due to their economic policies alone?
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What is the history of CVs or Resumes?, when did employers start asking for people to present these documents?
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It’s a point of pride for many Trekkies to say Star Trek was the driving force behind modern fandom. However, I’ve also read the same about Sherlock Holmes. What is the history of fandom, either modern or ur?
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When historians refer to a specific date in history, is it the date as recorded at the time, or the date adjusted to match the Gregorian calendar?
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Have there been any major Romani nationalist movements advocating the creation of a Romani nationstate?
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When the Soviet Union collapsed during H.W. Bush's presidency, he never did a "victory lap," at the Berlin Wall. It's hard to imagine such restraint from American politicians today Was his restraint considered odd at the time, since he failed to mark a victory 40 years in the making?
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