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Today a Swastika is known in the West for being a Nazi symbol, but was before this used commonly as an ordinary charm. What kind of symbol in use today would have similar connotations to us as the Swastika did back before the Nazis took power in Germany?

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How much of a change in technology, industrial output, and quality of life, was there in Europe between the deposition of Romulus Augustus in 476 CE until Columbus´ expedition in 1492?

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If you were old enough to have seen the Universe while the Cosmic Background Radiation was redshifted into the visible spectrum, what would it look like to Human eyes?

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How much of a pluralistic government were the Germans willing to allow Vichy France to have?

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To what extent did the Ottoman people (including the ethnic Turks) think of themselves as the Roman Empire?

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In West Germany, in the conventions after the war, did anyone suggest bringing back the Kaiserreich?

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During New Imperialism in the 19th century, what text would actually be typically be agreed to, in the original native languages, with native ruling groups?

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American Presidential Historians: What about the Trump will make the historical analysis of his presidency atypical?

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How was the American IIIrd Amendment relevant during the Civil War?

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Why was John Tyler´s term ultimately one where he became the president and not something more like calling for a special election to fill in the position?

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Today a Swastika is known in the West for being a Nazi symbol, but was before this used commonly as an ordinary charm. What kind of symbol in use today would have similar connotations to us as the Swastika did back before the Nazis took power in Germany?	0	AskHistorians
How much of a change in technology, industrial output, and quality of life, was there in Europe between the deposition of Romulus Augustus in 476 CE until Columbus´ expedition in 1492?	0	AskHistorians
If you were old enough to have seen the Universe while the Cosmic Background Radiation was redshifted into the visible spectrum, what would it look like to Human eyes?	0	askscience
How much of a pluralistic government were the Germans willing to allow Vichy France to have?	0	AskHistorians
To what extent did the Ottoman people (including the ethnic Turks) think of themselves as the Roman Empire?	0	AskHistorians
In West Germany, in the conventions after the war, did anyone suggest bringing back the Kaiserreich?	0	AskHistorians
During New Imperialism in the 19th century, what text would actually be typically be agreed to, in the original native languages, with native ruling groups?	0	AskHistorians
American Presidential Historians: What about the Trump will make the historical analysis of his presidency atypical?	0	AskHistorians
How was the American IIIrd Amendment relevant during the Civil War?	0	AskHistorians
Why was John Tyler´s term ultimately one where he became the president and not something more like calling for a special election to fill in the position?	0	AskHistorians