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How did the US's economy become so consumer-product-driven? What was it, before that?

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[1930s] How did the Dust Bowl affect the rest of the US and Canada?

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Deke Slayton commented about the aftermath of WWII that "The Marines fought their way up and they fought their way back, and they said we just took it. But most of the Japanese were still there. The Army was more methodical than the Marines. When they took something, they held it." Is that accurate?

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Who was the first to describe the Space Race as "Our Germans versus their Germans?"

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Who were the notable Japanese aeronautical engineers, say, pre-1945?Recommended sources? I've already read "Eagles of Mitsubishi" and am interested in more (translated) Japan-originated materials.

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In academia, what do "ancient," "classical," and "antiquity" mean?

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Did the Royal Navy's switching to oil ever pay off?

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Who were the notable Japanese aeronautical engineers, say, pre-1945?

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What was medical education and knowledge like, in Thomas Jefferson's lifetime?

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I know that Pre-Columbian America (more broad than we usually like but also the flair) wasn't devoid of notable technologies but was "scientist" an occupation in any Native American societies? If not, why? If so, how did Native American scientists compare to the great "Western" or Islamic polymaths?

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How did the US's economy become so consumer-product-driven? What was it, before that?	5	AskHistorians
[1930s] How did the Dust Bowl affect the rest of the US and Canada?	5	AskHistorians
Deke Slayton commented about the aftermath of WWII that "The Marines fought their way up and they fought their way back, and they said we just took it. But most of the Japanese were still there. The Army was more methodical than the Marines. When they took something, they held it." Is that accurate?	5	AskHistorians
Who was the first to describe the Space Race as "Our Germans versus their Germans?"	5	AskHistorians
Who were the notable Japanese aeronautical engineers, say, pre-1945?Recommended sources? I've already read "Eagles of Mitsubishi" and am interested in more (translated) Japan-originated materials.	5	AskHistorians
In academia, what do "ancient," "classical," and "antiquity" mean?	5	AskHistorians
Did the Royal Navy's switching to oil ever pay off?	5	AskHistorians
Who were the notable Japanese aeronautical engineers, say, pre-1945?	5	AskHistorians
What was medical education and knowledge like, in Thomas Jefferson's lifetime?	5	AskHistorians
I know that Pre-Columbian America (more broad than we usually like but also the flair) wasn't devoid of notable technologies but was "scientist" an occupation in any Native American societies? If not, why? If so, how did Native American scientists compare to the great "Western" or Islamic polymaths?	4	AskHistorians