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It’s 1750 in London, England. What’s something “those damn kids” might be doing that drove older generations nuts?
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Haitian slaves rebelled against France in 1804 and gained independence. In 1803, Napoleon's attempt the reclaim the island with 20,000 men failed. So why did Haitai capitulate when the French returned and demanded an exorbitant sum of money in 1825?
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Was there ever talks about a Marshall Plan Equivalent for Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union?
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In the movie "The Lighthouse" Willam Dafoe's character asks "yer fond of me lobster" to Robert Pattionson's character, after the latter complains about the food and wants a steak. What was food for like for late 19th century lighthouse workers ? Was there access to food like Steak or Lobster ?
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How easy was it for a fugitive to hide and/or establish a new identity before the invention of photography?
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Today is /r/redditdayof "Influential Women in History". Historians, could you share your knowledge and submit something about those who are less known but not less important?
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What was considered “swearing” back in the 1700s and why was it seen as such a black mark on a person if they swore?
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Why was the Clinton–Lewinsky scandal such a big deal when JFK is well known for his extreme sexcapades? What differentiates the two presidents and why is a president getting a blowjob in the Oval Office a big deal versus JFK having sex often twice daily when everyone seemingly knew about it?
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