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Were significant generations of the 19th century or earlier culturally identified with names like we do with “Baby Boomers” and “Millennials”?

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Was there much pushback from racists when the Out of Africa theory was first put forward by the scientific community?

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Were any contemporary conspiracy theorists able to get close to putting together the Manhattan Project?

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Was it really a common belief among medieval peasants that the king was benevolent and would help solve their problems if he only knew about them?

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Were significant generations of the 19th century or earlier culturally identified with names like we do with “Baby Boomers” and “Millennials”?	209
Was there much pushback from racists when the Out of Africa theory was first put forward by the scientific community?	24
Were any contemporary conspiracy theorists able to get close to putting together the Manhattan Project?	1
Was it really a common belief among medieval peasants that the king was benevolent and would help solve their problems if he only knew about them?	1