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I know about how the protestant reformation was seen as a serious threat to the Catholic church, but what was the Orthodox church’s reaction to the protestant reformation?

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What factors contributed to the byzantine empire going from a powerhouse to a slow decline into non-existence?

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How did the press react as the trial for the Chicago Seven proceeded?

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How did the rationing of textiles during WW2 effect fashion and everyday clothing?

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After the American war for independence was there a serious effort by the Americans to get their neighbors up north independent as well? If so, how successful were these attempts?

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Its the 1800s and railways are being built. How did people prevent trains crashing into eachother?

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Compared with France after the Franco-Prussian war, what did Germany look like economically after the first world war?

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I heard that the fatal mistake french planners made during the german invasion of the low countries in ww2 was that the Ardennes was essentially impassable. How were the Germans able to cruise through the forest and surprise the French with their pants down?

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I know about how the protestant reformation was seen as a serious threat to the Catholic church, but what was the Orthodox church’s reaction to the protestant reformation?	362
What factors contributed to the byzantine empire going from a powerhouse to a slow decline into non-existence?	16
How did the press react as the trial for the Chicago Seven proceeded?	5
How did the rationing of textiles during WW2 effect fashion and everyday clothing?	4
After the American war for independence was there a serious effort by the Americans to get their neighbors up north independent as well? If so, how successful were these attempts?	2
Its the 1800s and railways are being built. How did people prevent trains crashing into eachother?	1
Compared with France after the Franco-Prussian war, what did Germany look like economically after the first world war?	1
I heard that the fatal mistake french planners made during the german invasion of the low countries in ww2 was that the Ardennes was essentially impassable. How were the Germans able to cruise through the forest and surprise the French with their pants down?	0