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With significant advances in both material science and control/monitoring technology, what were the main developments in Dams, Irrigation and Waterworks in general over the 20th Century?

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All nations along the Nile likely desire to use it for irrigation purposes. Is this equal? Or is it in favour of certain nations? If so, how did this come about?

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What was the political situation in Anatolia during the late 13th-early 14th centuries, and how was Osman I able to take advantage of this?

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Given the failure of the N-1, why didn't the USSR consider an Earth Orbit Rendezvous approach with existing rockets?

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Was the justification of the 6 day war propaganda? Or were Egypt, Syria and Jordan actually preparing to invade. If the former, how was it so successful that it is the accepted narrative around the world today?

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Given the state of Rocketry by 1969, did any nation consider using rockets to deliver troops (e.g spec ops) behind enemy lines?

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To counter the Ottoman threat the Cyprus and the Mediterranean, the Holy League was formed. Given the conflicting interests of it's members, how was the alliance formed and maintained?

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Cardinal Richelieu, I'm puzzled as to why a man so loyal to France that he would fight not only other Catholics but the Pope himself, would become a cardinal. What were your ambitions?

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You mock the world Aristophanes, but why focus on Socrates in particular?

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Admiral Fisher, Tirpitz. With the benefit of hindsight, how well do you believe that the British and German fleets prepared for war, both regarding ship design and politics?

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With significant advances in both material science and control/monitoring technology, what were the main developments in Dams, Irrigation and Waterworks in general over the 20th Century?	5	AskHistorians
All nations along the Nile likely desire to use it for irrigation purposes. Is this equal? Or is it in favour of certain nations? If so, how did this come about?	5	AskHistorians
What was the political situation in Anatolia during the late 13th-early 14th centuries, and how was Osman I able to take advantage of this?	5	AskHistorians
Given the failure of the N-1, why didn't the USSR consider an Earth Orbit Rendezvous approach with existing rockets?	4	AskHistorians
Was the justification of the 6 day war propaganda? Or were Egypt, Syria and Jordan actually preparing to invade. If the former, how was it so successful that it is the accepted narrative around the world today?	4	AskHistorians
Given the state of Rocketry by 1969, did any nation consider using rockets to deliver troops (e.g spec ops) behind enemy lines?	4	AskHistorians
To counter the Ottoman threat the Cyprus and the Mediterranean, the Holy League was formed. Given the conflicting interests of it's members, how was the alliance formed and maintained?	4	AskHistorians
Cardinal Richelieu, I'm puzzled as to why a man so loyal to France that he would fight not only other Catholics but the Pope himself, would become a cardinal. What were your ambitions?	4	AskHistorians
You mock the world Aristophanes, but why focus on Socrates in particular?	4	AskHistorians
Admiral Fisher, Tirpitz. With the benefit of hindsight, how well do you believe that the British and German fleets prepared for war, both regarding ship design and politics?	4	AskHistorians