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2021 saw an unexpected wave of sea shanty revivalism, but how popular were songs like 'Wellerman', 'Old Maui', and other sea songs and shanties in practice among Whaling and other vessels?
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During WW2, when everyone was joining up, how was it decided which branch of the armed forces people were signed up to? Was it chosen for them or did each person have a say?
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An article claims that crucifixion practices performed by the Romans on Jesus Christ could have constituted sexual abuse. How accurate is this claim? NSFW
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When the US won the Revolution, did any of the stronger monarchies in the world believe the Republic would fail? If not, how did many places view the newly founded United States of America?
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Native Americans and horses were both in America before horses went extinct and were reintroduced by Europeans. Do any Native American groups "remember" horses through something like an oral tradition? Is there archaeological evidence of Native Americans hunting, taming, making art of horses, etc?
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