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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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How much of the Roman Republic's population was comprised of slaves before the first Punic War?

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Why were the Iranian Empires so religiously tolerant?

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In the Federalist Papers, Sparta is described as a republic in spite of the hereditary diarchy. Why is that so?

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How did people before the early 20th century square suffrage denied to women despite knowing about some important and competent female leaders in history?

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How unusual would it be for a person to have had a vision from a deity (or angel or some kind of divine revelation) in the past and be believed?

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

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What percentage of people in history were married to someone we could say were in love, at least at the beginning of the marriage?

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Why are so many Chinese things like governmental organizations, philosophical ideas, and others, organized as the X number of Y?

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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?	2	AskHistorians
How much of the Roman Republic's population was comprised of slaves before the first Punic War?	2	AskHistorians
Why were the Iranian Empires so religiously tolerant?	2	AskHistorians
In the Federalist Papers, Sparta is described as a republic in spite of the hereditary diarchy. Why is that so?	2	AskHistorians
How did people before the early 20th century square suffrage denied to women despite knowing about some important and competent female leaders in history?	2	AskHistorians
How unusual would it be for a person to have had a vision from a deity (or angel or some kind of divine revelation) in the past and be believed?	2	AskHistorians
With respect to Vladimir Lenin, how much destruction is it reasonably accurate enough to attribute to him?	2	AskHistorians
How did American State Courts get the power to strike down state laws as unconstitutional?	2	AskHistorians
What percentage of people in history were married to someone we could say were in love, at least at the beginning of the marriage?	1	AskHistorians
Why are so many Chinese things like governmental organizations, philosophical ideas, and others, organized as the X number of Y?	1	AskHistorians