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Following the abolition of slavery in America, were there any slave owners who refused to relinquish control of their slaves?

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(Historiography) How has the internet, specifically social media, changed/influenced how historians evaluate sources?

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How did the US handle morale in advance of some of the most famous beach landings from WW2? (Normandy, Iwo Jima, etc.)

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What was West Germany's official policy on immigration/refugees from East Germany? Did they just take anyone and everyone who made it or did they deport some back?

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How was US territory partitioned between states? For example, why did Rhode Island get significantly less territory that say, New York?

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What was the common British public opinion of the American victory immediately following the conclusion of the American Revolution?

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In the film Munich, Avner gets much of his information from a shadowy group of information brokers who claim not to work with governments. Is there any actual historical evidence of groups like this?

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Did Germany or Japan have morale programs for the troops in WW2 like the US?

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How did Nazi Germany treat white immigrants who lived in Germany that weren't of the "unfit" races?

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How were black service members of senior ranks treated by the rest of the service before and during the civil rights period?

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Following the abolition of slavery in America, were there any slave owners who refused to relinquish control of their slaves?	4
(Historiography) How has the internet, specifically social media, changed/influenced how historians evaluate sources?	4
How did the US handle morale in advance of some of the most famous beach landings from WW2? (Normandy, Iwo Jima, etc.)	3
What was West Germany's official policy on immigration/refugees from East Germany? Did they just take anyone and everyone who made it or did they deport some back?	3
How was US territory partitioned between states? For example, why did Rhode Island get significantly less territory that say, New York?	3
What was the common British public opinion of the American victory immediately following the conclusion of the American Revolution?	3
In the film Munich, Avner gets much of his information from a shadowy group of information brokers who claim not to work with governments. Is there any actual historical evidence of groups like this?	2
Did Germany or Japan have morale programs for the troops in WW2 like the US?	2
How did Nazi Germany treat white immigrants who lived in Germany that weren't of the "unfit" races?	2
How were black service members of senior ranks treated by the rest of the service before and during the civil rights period?	2