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Other than the 1953 coup d'etat in Iran, what were some of the catalysts that spawned a wave of anti-American sentiment in the Middle East during the 20th century?
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What happened to polygamous Mormon families after the leadership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints disavowed the practice in 1890? Did families just split up, or did any of them continue to practice polygamy in secret?
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Lt. Hugh Clapperton rode across the Sahara with 200 horses in 1822, relying on springs and bits of shady tree canopy to cross from Libya to Nigeria. Today, that trip might not be possible. Was the Sahara noticeably greener/wetter as recently as 1822?
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How much did war horses cost in 10th Century England? When did coconuts become less expensive than war horses? What changes in the processes of importing coconuts and breeding war horses allowed that to happen?
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Did people take their dogs for rides on horse drawn carriages? If so, did the dogs get excited like our dogs do for car rides?
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Why are Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome idolised so much in Western Culture and how did this admiration start? Do other cultures have their own equivalents?
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