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Why isn't Brazil shamed for slavery like USA is even though it had extensive slave-driven plantation economy as well?
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The ancient Olympics were just one of four important games festivals in ancient Greece, along with the Pythian, the Nemean, and the Isthmian Games. I've never heard of any of these. Why did only the Olympics go the distance and last 2500 years?
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During school, I was taught that the U.S. saw World War Two as a total war effort, with citizens working together to support the war effort. Were there any instances of people refusing to abide by rations, not help out, etc., and if so, how were they viewed?
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What do we know about Shakespeare's personality? Do we have any accounts from people that interacted with him that shed some light on this issue?
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Divorce was legalized in Ireland in 1997. Was there a flurry of divorces right after? Were there any public figures that suddenly wanted one?
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a lot of the illustrations I've seen of New England Native Americans depicted them wearing just loin cloths or kilt like garments. is that accurate to how they dressed in day to day life? if "yes" why did (culturally) evolve to wear so much less than Europeans at similar latitudes?
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