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Why does Liberalism have a different meaning in the United States than in Europe? When did 'liberal' become synonymous with center-left politics?
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When it was discovered that Ronald Reagan sold weapons to Iran, in defiance of American Law, why wasn’t he impeached?
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In LA Noire, a murder case ends abruptly when the killed perpetrator is revealed to be related to a high profile politician. The details are kept out of official records and the killer's involvement hidden from public knowledge. Is there any precedent for corruption like this taking place in the US?
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During the heyday of TV westerns in the 1950s and 1960s, elderly viewers could have grown up in the actual Wild West. What did they think of these shows?
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The Mongols conquered massive walled cities in China and the Middle East, so why couldn't they take the much smaller European style stone castle?
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As a woman living during the time periods of ancient Greece or Rome, would I live in constant fear of being sexually assaulted due to the normality of sexual assault (specifically men against women) through slavery at those times? When did it stop becoming less of an issue? NSFW
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RBG’s death has me thinking about Supreme Court history. Can anyone tell us about the Civil War Supreme Court? Specifically, were there Southerners on it? Did they remain loyal to the union or leave to join the Confederacy?
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