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In the Internationale, why would they reference shooting generals on their own side?

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How did American State Courts get the power to strike down state laws as unconstitutional?

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How common were set piece line rank formation (often called Napoleonic lines) from the 1700s to the 1800s?

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How do historians account for the ways their new theories may be used by others as justification for immoral things?

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How much evidence would a historian want to see before they agree with a particular conclusion?

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When, in Western countries (Read NATO members as of 1991, ANZAC, Japan, minus Turkey), was the Big Bang Theory commonly accepted over the steady state theory?

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When would the Nazi, Italian, Japanese, and other Axis atrocities be proven in a way that it would be conspiracism to deny them?

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With respect to Vladimir Lenin, how much destruction is it reasonably accurate enough to attribute to him?

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From 1942 onwards, how "correct" were Stalin's decisions?

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Why is North Korea ruled by a dynastic system even though the Soviet Union, China, Laos, Vietnam, and the rest of the Warsaw Pact were not?

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In the Internationale, why would they reference shooting generals on their own side?	2
How did American State Courts get the power to strike down state laws as unconstitutional?	2
How common were set piece line rank formation (often called Napoleonic lines) from the 1700s to the 1800s?	2
How do historians account for the ways their new theories may be used by others as justification for immoral things?	2
How much evidence would a historian want to see before they agree with a particular conclusion?	2
When, in Western countries (Read NATO members as of 1991, ANZAC, Japan, minus Turkey), was the Big Bang Theory commonly accepted over the steady state theory?	2
When would the Nazi, Italian, Japanese, and other Axis atrocities be proven in a way that it would be conspiracism to deny them?	2
With respect to Vladimir Lenin, how much destruction is it reasonably accurate enough to attribute to him?	2
From 1942 onwards, how "correct" were Stalin's decisions?	2
Why is North Korea ruled by a dynastic system even though the Soviet Union, China, Laos, Vietnam, and the rest of the Warsaw Pact were not?	1