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How did California and Texas became so populated as American territories when they where so sparsely populated when they belonged to Mexico and Spain?
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The first subways were pulled by steam engines. Were passengers choking on smoke in poorly ventilated tunnels? Were the tunnels well lit? Would it have been a good experience to use these early subways?
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Before the Wright Brothers, did paper airplanes exist? If so, were they any different than our modern conception of one?
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Why weren't the nearly 600 000 Wermacht soldiers stationed in Norway and Denmark during the final months of WWII, brought back to fight in germany?
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While listening to the "Destroyer of Worlds" podcast, Dan Carlin mentions that Nikita Khrushchev interfered with the American Elections and took claim of Kennedy being elected during the 1960 presidential campaign. Is there any historical evidence to this claim?
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How common was sleep deprivation amongst the general public before widespread access to electricity?
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Are there any examples of women who fell in love with and had sexual relationships with eunuchs, and vice versa?
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With a civil war and 3 presidents assassinated between 1861-1901, was the US government viewed as 'shaky' by Americans and Europeans? What was outsider perspectives on the state of US govt in that period?
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