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Do we know what filler words were used in the early modern period of history? Things such as "like" or "I mean" that we use today?
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When did the “crazy cat lady“ stereotype come into existence? Was it made to make fun of the suffragettes and the feminist movement?
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Angkor Wat, in modern-day Cambodia, was one of the largest pre-industrial cities in the world with an urban sprawl of over 1000 square km. How did it grow to be so large, and what was life like for the people in a city so large that you couldn't walk from one end to another in a single day?
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In the past, people could have gone to go see a battle, like a tourist or curious local. What do we know about how risky this was and what such observers thought of such events, and what the soldiers thought about the observers?
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US Military History: I made it back alive, but I've been shot in the thigh. What sort of medical attention do I receive and what are my chances for survival in 1862, 1917, 1944, 1968, and 1991?
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