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I once read, "Bismarck had invented an amazing form of politics/diploacy, the only problem was that he was the only one who could manage it". What exactly is meant by this?
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The 1970 cartoon series Josie and the Pussycats (which I loved as a kid in the '90s) was the first US cartoon to feature an African American female lead character. Did it cause controversy among more "conservative" parents and did it have any direct influence on diversity in children entertainment?
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The first Ming Emperor supposedly wrote a poem called the Hundred-word Eulogy, giving great praise to Islam and allowing mosques to be built in his cities. How deep was his interest likely to have been and how much of a role did Islam play in the Empire as a whole?
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How and why did right-wing political conspiracy theories become so popular in the 90's / the Clinton administration?
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In the 1530’s King Henry VIII dissolved monasteries across England, preserved Westminster, but melted down all of its treasures. What kinds of priceless relics (originating from where) were likely to have been among those destroyed?
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