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In Mad Men, the characters seem to have a distaste towards Jews in American Society. Was this idea common for the time period? If so, why?
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Why was Napolean exiled after abdicating in 1814 instead of executed? And why was he not executed after losing the battle of Waterloo in 1815?
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I'm a powerful, wealthy noble in medieval Europe, and I've just permanently lost use of my legs. Wheelchairs won't be invented *in Europe* until 1595 CE, so what would have been the top-of-the-line conveyance for those with money and without working legs prior to that?
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All Aboard the Orient’s Expression: Reclaiming Asian Perspectives & Identity in the Age of Imperialism
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Yesterday Northern Irelands terror thread level was decreased for the first time in 12 years, yet the threat is still counted as substantial. What lead up to the IRA and all the violence seen in the last part of the 20th century in Northern Ireland, and what did they do?
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Nagasaki was bombed 68 years ago today, why does there seem to be less attention to it than Hiroshima?
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