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Has there always been an ideological split between younger and older voters in the United States, and, if so, has it always been younger voters that voted more liberally (for the time period)?
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Early Irish law texts like the Críth Gablach and Uraicecht Becc say things like ‘[peasants] are not entitled to butter’ but what does that mean? They couldn’t make or possess butter, or that they couldn’t be given butter at a public feast or as alms?
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Could a someone in America during Jim Crow who was half white, half black pass themselves off as white when joining the army? Or were they strict about maintaining segregation?
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When, why, and how did humans start using pillows? (And generally, how have norms around sleeping positions varied throughout history?)
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