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Divorce seems remarkably casual in ancient Rome. Is this because we have a primarily aristocratic view on the subject? Were women as empowered to initiate proceedings as men? Could they expect to emerge financially and socially intact, or did Rome share other societies stigma for experienced women?
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When did garbage collection become a common feature in American cities? What did people do with their refuse before that?
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Paris' catacombs and sewer tunnels are famously labyrinthine. Did any French Resistance groups use these underground locations as bases of operation against their German occupiers during WWII?
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One of the petitions in the 1525 Peasants War includes the line "A child is no longer to be denied burial"- what does this mean?
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3rd and Final attempt at this question: How common were train robberies in the American West during the time of massive railroad expansion and how did they happen?
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How did President Andrew Jackson get away with defying the Supreme Court's decision to forbid (what came to be known as) The Trail of Tears?
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Caesar invaded Britain twice, but in many English histories such as the Historia Brittonum and Geoffrey of Monmouth, Caesar invaded Britain 3 times. Where did this other invasion come from?
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How did native Americans in the Dakota area feed their horses through the winter? Did they go far enough south to find green grass in January? How far would that have taken them? Did they make or buy hay? Where did they store it?
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