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How did the Middle East and North Africa become majority Muslim a few centuries after being conquered, but India was able to remain majority Hindu despite being ruled by Muslim empires for similar amounts of time?
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In the concentration camps operated by Germany during World War II, would an ordinary guard or soldier have been able to arbitrarily execute prisoners? If not, what would have happened to them if they did? Do you know of any examples of punishment?
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In 1139, during the Second Council of Lateran, Pope Innocent II banned the use of crossbows against fellow Christians...was this edict enforced or was it just a symbolic move?
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It’s been claimed that WW1 lowered the average height in France since taller men were less likely to survive trench warfare. Regardless of that particular claim’s veracity, did casualties from either World War cause long-term demographic impacts for any of the nations involved?
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What happened to 'British' breads? Or, what caused the dominance of French and Italian bread in Anglo-Saxon, Scottish, Welsh, and Irish diets?
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