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What was going on in the early 90s to cause so many school shootings?

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Were there any attempts to revive the Freedmen's Bureau after it was unceremoniously closed in 1872?

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What was the first state to issue a "floating" currency?

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Did the Constitution framers consider the possibility of a government shutdown?

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How did so many words with Greek origin end up in the English language?

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What caused the doctrinal shift in U.S. Constitutional law from non-incorporation to incorporation?

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In U.S., the Constitution is regarded as the supreme law of the land. When did belief this come about?

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Hitler is pretty clearly seen as the "villain" of WW2. Did WW1 have a "villain" in the eyes of the world at its close?

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What was going on in the early 90s to cause so many school shootings?	2	AskHistorians
Were there any attempts to revive the Freedmen's Bureau after it was unceremoniously closed in 1872?	2	AskHistorians
What was the first state to issue a "floating" currency?	1	AskHistorians
Did the Constitution framers consider the possibility of a government shutdown?	1	AskHistorians
How did so many words with Greek origin end up in the English language?	0	AskHistorians
What caused the doctrinal shift in U.S. Constitutional law from non-incorporation to incorporation?	0	AskHistorians
In U.S., the Constitution is regarded as the supreme law of the land. When did belief this come about?	0	AskHistorians
Hitler is pretty clearly seen as the "villain" of WW2. Did WW1 have a "villain" in the eyes of the world at its close?	0	AskHistorians