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Historically, what have been the most 'morally one-sided' wars of all time?

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When did marriage become prevalent. The idea of staying with only one person for your whole life compared to either polygamy or serial monogamy?

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My understanding is that the right to bare arms is about the ability for citizens to form a militia (which they'd need guns to do) is this understanding correct? And if so, how come I've never heard a politician or journalist talk about that.

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What was the push back like when Hitler and the Nazi party came to power? How does it compare to the push back against Trump?

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Was there outrage and push back to Hitler's and Nazi party's election win?

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A common response to 'liberal media bias' is that 'reality has a liberal bias'. Historically, from 1970-1999 how true is this? In cases where the 'right' and 'left' report events differently, to what extent has 'reality reflected the left's viewpoint' compared to the 'right's viewpoint'

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What historical events lead to (U.S.) football being called football? It seems strange that that name would be chosen given the fact that 'football' (soccer) already existed.

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Was Hitler a Christian? And what was his / the general attitude of Nazism towards Christianity (vs. religion in general vs. atheism)?.

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What were some of the cases where people would use the term political correctness pejoratively in the 1990s?

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Were there any slave revolts/uprisings during slavery in the U.S.?

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Historically, what have been the most 'morally one-sided' wars of all time?	1
When did marriage become prevalent. The idea of staying with only one person for your whole life compared to either polygamy or serial monogamy?	1
My understanding is that the right to bare arms is about the ability for citizens to form a militia (which they'd need guns to do) is this understanding correct? And if so, how come I've never heard a politician or journalist talk about that.	1
What was the push back like when Hitler and the Nazi party came to power? How does it compare to the push back against Trump?	1
Was there outrage and push back to Hitler's and Nazi party's election win?	1
A common response to 'liberal media bias' is that 'reality has a liberal bias'. Historically, from 1970-1999 how true is this? In cases where the 'right' and 'left' report events differently, to what extent has 'reality reflected the left's viewpoint' compared to the 'right's viewpoint'	1
What historical events lead to (U.S.) football being called football? It seems strange that that name would be chosen given the fact that 'football' (soccer) already existed.	0
Was Hitler a Christian? And what was his / the general attitude of Nazism towards Christianity (vs. religion in general vs. atheism)?.	0
What were some of the cases where people would use the term political correctness pejoratively in the 1990s?	0
Were there any slave revolts/uprisings during slavery in the U.S.?	0