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What was occurring in Denmark during the age of Enlightenment and Absolutism? Were any Danish leaders as absolutist as Louis XIV or as Enlightened as Joseph II?

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In modern political history, the majority of Presidents have chosen the same Vice President for both of their terms. Why was this not always the case throughout American politics? How has the role of the Vice President (and how they have been chosen) evolved since America's founding?

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When did Ironclads truly evolve into "Battleships?" What was the first true "Class" of pre-dreadnought battleships?

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What were the schools, textbooks and education system like in Fascist Italy?

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Why was the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth so much more tolerant of Jews than their neighbors? Was it a true belief in religious liberty, or were there ulterior motives?

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What was Central Asia like before during and after the expansion of the Russian Empire? Did any policies change when the Soviet Union won the Civil War?

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What events led to the Ottoman Empire joining the Central Powers? Did no one in the Ottoman government realize how politically suicidal this was?

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King Frederick III of Denmark-Norway launched a coup in 1660. What caused this? What happened after? What did the public think about this?

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Is there any veracity to the "Madagascar Plan", in which the Nazis allegedly wanted to exile Jews to Madagascar?

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[WP] You walk into your living room one morning to discover that the Ottoman Empire has made an alliance with the Persians Under the Rug and declared war on the denizens of Couchville and the Dwarves of the (Kitchen) Drawers. In other words, just a typical Tuesday.

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What was occurring in Denmark during the age of Enlightenment and Absolutism? Were any Danish leaders as absolutist as Louis XIV or as Enlightened as Joseph II?	25	AskHistorians
In modern political history, the majority of Presidents have chosen the same Vice President for both of their terms. Why was this not always the case throughout American politics? How has the role of the Vice President (and how they have been chosen) evolved since America's founding?	25	AskHistorians
When did Ironclads truly evolve into "Battleships?" What was the first true "Class" of pre-dreadnought battleships?	24	AskHistorians
What were the schools, textbooks and education system like in Fascist Italy?	23	AskHistorians
Why was the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth so much more tolerant of Jews than their neighbors? Was it a true belief in religious liberty, or were there ulterior motives?	23	AskHistorians
What was Central Asia like before during and after the expansion of the Russian Empire? Did any policies change when the Soviet Union won the Civil War?	23	AskHistorians
What events led to the Ottoman Empire joining the Central Powers? Did no one in the Ottoman government realize how politically suicidal this was?	23	AskHistorians
King Frederick III of Denmark-Norway launched a coup in 1660. What caused this? What happened after? What did the public think about this?	23	AskHistorians
Is there any veracity to the "Madagascar Plan", in which the Nazis allegedly wanted to exile Jews to Madagascar?	23	AskHistorians
[WP] You walk into your living room one morning to discover that the Ottoman Empire has made an alliance with the Persians Under the Rug and declared war on the denizens of Couchville and the Dwarves of the (Kitchen) Drawers. In other words, just a typical Tuesday.	23	WritingPrompts