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Was Alexander the Great's conquest of the Middle East in the 300s BC still known to Islamic historians in 1000 AD? If so, how much detail was known?
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During your time period of expertise, an unwed woman finds out she's pregnant. What are her options?
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If I joined Caesar as a young recruit in 58 BCE, discharged after he beat the Pompeians, then signed up for another tour under Octavian through Actium, how wealthy would I be?
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Was the 94% marginal tax rate under FDR effective in its goal? Or did the wealthy simply wriggle through the loopholes?
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In a recent LinkedIn post, Bill Gates shared his 1974 job resume. In it, he lists his height, weight, and number of dependents. Was that common in the USA during the 1970s? And if so why, and when did it stop being the norm?
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Did people in ancient times also experience things like midlife-crisis, youth rebellion, and other "modern" social/personal problems?
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