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How did people cut their nails before the nail clipper was invented? Did they bite them? If so why is it now considered a bad habit?
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I read that in Colonial North America, British and French women who were captured by Native Americans often chose to stay and live with them, preferring the more egalitarian gender roles in the Native Americans' society. Is there any evidence of this?
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Why did the Stormcloaks of Skyrim resist the banning of the worship of Talos by fighting the Imperial Legion instead of the Thalmor?
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Hypothetically, what would happen if 130 Spanish ships invaded England, like, right now? The Spanish would win, right? Please respond.
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Before cigarettes were shown to be unhealthy what did people think the benefit/purpose of them were?
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Found an old grave that says this woman was born in Pennsylvania then "removed" to Alabama. What does that mean?
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The wife of the first President of South Korea Syngman Rhee was Franziska Donner, an Austrian woman. How did Korean society react to having a white person as their First Lady?
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I’m a Black U.S soldier stationed abroad. The military has just been desegregated. What exactly changes for me? Can I now use white latrines? How long till the barracks become desegregated?
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