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On Cosmos Neil Degrasse-Tyson said: "Some historians believe the widespread use of lead was a major cause of the decline and fall of the Roman Empire" - What's the evidence?
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Say I was an African American Tourist visiting South Africa during Apartheid. Would I still be treated poorly like other blacks or would I pass just fine as a tourist?
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Was drinking while pregnant though to be OK in the middle ages? If so, were there excessive cases of fetal alcohol syndrome as a result?
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In the 1804 French constitutional referendum, more than 99% of the electorate voted to elevate Napoleon to Emperor. Was this vote fixed?
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Why and how could Petain sacrifice 140 000 men to gain a few hundred meters in WWI and then sign an Armistice giving away half of France in WWII without fighting till death? Do we know why he thinking was so different?
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Before she became queen, Victoria lived under relative isolation under the Kensington System her mother devised for her. How much did the British public know about the system before Victoria's accession? Was there any worries that she may not have been raised properly to conduct her role as queen?
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