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In the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (PLC), did both nations have an equal say in political matters? Were there attempts to homogenize the land under the rule of the PLC, or did Poland and Lithuania strive to maintain distinct and unique identities?

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How was mental illness viewed in Soviet Russia? Which illnesses were recognized? What were thought to be the causes of such illnesses and how were they treated?

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By whom were village houses built in the middle ages in Europe?

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Before money, or currency, what was the way to "pay" for things? Say if I were to get some vegetables from a farmer, would paying him back involve my own skills? e.g. I am a builder and I could repay him by building something for him.

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Were there instances where Nazi officials kept or collected art that was classified as "degenerate"?

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During the Russification of the Baltic states, the state was introducing Russian citizens and workers to many industries across the country in order to propagate the Russian language and culture. Is there truth to it? What were the attitudes of relocated Russian citizens with regards to this plan?

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Were there people with a profession akin to that of a lawyer in the Middle Ages?

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What the genes we have got from the Neandertals and Denisovans code for?

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Would domesticated animals, such cows, sheep, and pigs, survive in the wild?

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Why is the inside of an eggshell always white, while the outer layer can be of various colours and patterns?

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In the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (PLC), did both nations have an equal say in political matters? Were there attempts to homogenize the land under the rule of the PLC, or did Poland and Lithuania strive to maintain distinct and unique identities?	3	AskHistorians
How was mental illness viewed in Soviet Russia? Which illnesses were recognized? What were thought to be the causes of such illnesses and how were they treated?	3	AskHistorians
By whom were village houses built in the middle ages in Europe?	2	AskHistorians
Before money, or currency, what was the way to "pay" for things? Say if I were to get some vegetables from a farmer, would paying him back involve my own skills? e.g. I am a builder and I could repay him by building something for him.	2	AskHistorians
Were there instances where Nazi officials kept or collected art that was classified as "degenerate"?	2	AskHistorians
During the Russification of the Baltic states, the state was introducing Russian citizens and workers to many industries across the country in order to propagate the Russian language and culture. Is there truth to it? What were the attitudes of relocated Russian citizens with regards to this plan?	2	AskHistorians
Were there people with a profession akin to that of a lawyer in the Middle Ages?	2	AskHistorians
What the genes we have got from the Neandertals and Denisovans code for?	2	askscience
Would domesticated animals, such cows, sheep, and pigs, survive in the wild?	1	askscience
Why is the inside of an eggshell always white, while the outer layer can be of various colours and patterns?	1	askscience