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Did King Henry VIII have any curiosity about the New World? Do we know if he wrote or said anything about it?
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How successful were worker managed firms in Socialist Yugoslavia?What role did managers play in it and how did it differ from traditional Capitalist Enterprise?
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How did the M48 Patton and the T-55, the two main tanks of the Cold War during 1950s, compare with each other in terms of armor, firepower, mobility, and usability?
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How did the GOP survive Nixon/Watergate? How was Reagan able to so handily defeat Carter just 6 years later? For that matter, how was Ford able to win so many states against Carter in light of Nixon?
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In the Odyssey, why had the now-grown Telemachus not inherited Ithaca and ran away his mother's suitors by the time Odysseus returned?
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Are there any glaring elephant skeletons in the cupboard of the history common room? Across the globe are there many/any sensitive 'mine-fields' (such as archeological or textual evidence that may contradict The Quran) where cultural or political considerations constrict or impede analysis?
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The British Empire was referred to as an Empire as early as the 1700s, yet the monarchs never held the title of "Emperor" or "Empress". Why is this?
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In colonial times if you lived in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, India, etc before they were made into their own countries would you say you were British or from that country like Australian?
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In a history documenting a battle of the Irish against a group of Vikings, the word "blue-green" is used pejoratively against the Vikings. What did this mean in context?
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