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It's 1534 and I'm a commoner in rural England. King Henry just split with the catholic church. How does this change things in my local parish? Do we all just go along with the pope no longer being the head of the church?
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How did Romans do math without a decimal based number system? Resubmitted because There were no answers the first time.
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With sports segregation still going strong in the 1930's, how did the US Olympic team end up being unsegregated and how did white Americans respond to being represented by black athletes.
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With the vastness of the Roman Empire at its peak, it encompassed many different climates, topographies, and cultures. Were there citizens who traveled to these different places for fun?
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Lee Harvey Oswald applied to work at the Texas School Book Depository over 2 months before Kennedy's assassination. How did he know to do this? Was JFK's motorcade route announced several months in advance?
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It was a common trope in older cartoons like Dudley Doright that the villain would tie the damsel in distress to the train tracks. Have there ever been any reports of that actually happening in North America?
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