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In 1914, the Ottoman Empire aligned itself with the Central Powers. Considering the long and violent history between Austria and the Ottomans, was there any opposition to this alliance in either country?
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Why was Don Quixote considered the first modern novel? What about it was fundamentally different from previous long form works of fiction?
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Muslim, Moslem, Musselman, Mohammadean...why have the names used in English to refer to followers of Islam varied so much over time?
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In response to the First Continental Congress, British essayist Samuel Johnson wrote "How is it that we hear the loudest yelps for liberty among the drivers of negroes?" How prevalent was this noted hypocrisy by British and Americans at the time?
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Why didn't the pre-columbian Carribean develop a strong maritime culture like the Mediterranean did?
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After the death of Julius Caesar Marc Antony and Octavian formed the triumvirate with another man named Lepidus. Who was Lepidus, and why is he so overlooked by historians?
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