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Is this redditor correct, in tracing the US standard railway gauge back to Roman chariots?

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What did Walmart do, after it lost the minimum wage fight?

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Why is an Emperor appealing to Confucian values to legitimize the state a recurring motif in Chinese history? (Which is to ask, I suppose, "Why does it work?")

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Two possibly related questions: Is there a consensus on Gustave Whitehead's purported 1901 and 1902 manned, powered, and sustained flights? Does the Wright-Smithsonian contract hinder research of early airplanes?

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I read "Eagles of Mitsubishi" and now have a zillion questions about 1930s Japanese industry/aviation and the Second Sino-Japanese War. (Not least of which, any other recommended [English translated] memoirs and the like about 1930s Japan?)

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When was globalization first linked to spread of disease?

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What were the geopolitics of the pre-colonial Middle East?

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How and when did the contemporary American definition of "White" as a racial identity come about?

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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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What did Viennans know about Napoleon Bonaparte, in 1802-5?

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Is this redditor correct, in tracing the US standard railway gauge back to Roman chariots?	3	AskHistorians
What did Walmart do, after it lost the minimum wage fight?	3	AskHistorians
Why is an Emperor appealing to Confucian values to legitimize the state a recurring motif in Chinese history? (Which is to ask, I suppose, "Why does it work?")	3	AskHistorians
Two possibly related questions: Is there a consensus on Gustave Whitehead's purported 1901 and 1902 manned, powered, and sustained flights? Does the Wright-Smithsonian contract hinder research of early airplanes?	3	AskHistorians
I read "Eagles of Mitsubishi" and now have a zillion questions about 1930s Japanese industry/aviation and the Second Sino-Japanese War. (Not least of which, any other recommended [English translated] memoirs and the like about 1930s Japan?)	3	AskHistorians
When was globalization first linked to spread of disease?	3	AskHistorians
What were the geopolitics of the pre-colonial Middle East?	3	AskHistorians
How and when did the contemporary American definition of "White" as a racial identity come about?	3	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?	3	AskHistorians
What did Viennans know about Napoleon Bonaparte, in 1802-5?	3	AskHistorians