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If the whole point of Sherman's March To The Sea was that he didn't bother to maintain supply lines, why do maps of the American Civil War usually show the Union occupying the land he passed through?
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Sukarno, the former president of a conservative Indonesia, was once allegedly blackmailed with sex tape by the CIA in the 1950s. He requested copies and asked to share it publicly. How was this possible? What was the public response like?
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Did other decades experience cultural categorization (like 90's kids)? In the 1800's, were newspapers referring to "centennials" or discussing how the 1780's generation was different from the 1790's generation?
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Was it ever actually common practice for restaurants to make customers wash dishes if they couldn't pay their bill?
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