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Found These in a Walmart in Anchorage

21 upvotes • r/OhioLiquor

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Happy Constitution Day! In the winter of 1787-88, after a spurt of ratifications in Federalist-dominated states, ratifications slowed considerably and looked impossible, esp. in Antifederalist hotbeds VA & NY. How did the Federalists convince enough Antifederalist delegates to vote for ratification?

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How much precedent is there for imposing tariffs on specific companies as opposed to specific countries?

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In “The Long Telegram,” George Kennan predicts that Soviet Russia will seek to disrupt politics in the US by inciting and encouraging conflicts between classes and races. Do we have evidence that such a thing occurred in a coordinated way?

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How are trees so ubiquitous in so many climates?

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It's warmed up after a cold snap and we now have a ton of birds pecking around on the ground (gif in text post). What are they doing??

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Found These in a Walmart in Anchorage	21	OhioLiquor
Happy Constitution Day! In the winter of 1787-88, after a spurt of ratifications in Federalist-dominated states, ratifications slowed considerably and looked impossible, esp. in Antifederalist hotbeds VA & NY. How did the Federalists convince enough Antifederalist delegates to vote for ratification?	5	AskHistorians
How much precedent is there for imposing tariffs on specific companies as opposed to specific countries?	2	AskHistorians
In “The Long Telegram,” George Kennan predicts that Soviet Russia will seek to disrupt politics in the US by inciting and encouraging conflicts between classes and races. Do we have evidence that such a thing occurred in a coordinated way?	2	AskHistorians
How are trees so ubiquitous in so many climates?	1	askscience
It's warmed up after a cold snap and we now have a ton of birds pecking around on the ground (gif in text post). What are they doing??	1	askscience