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Not sure the right flair: But where can I better learn about systems?

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Did standard oil engage in predatory pricing? I have heard a number of conflicting accounts on this front. Recently started reading "Triumph of Conservatism" by Gabriel Kolko and have read elsewhere that this claim has been disputed. What is the actual story here of the big oil trusts?

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Why were the Yugoslav partisans so successful? Why did other partisan movements in WW2 become more famous?

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Immediately after WW1 the old European order had broken. Yet only certain countries faced revolution (Germany, Russia, Turkey, etc). Why did some countries have a revolution but not others (France, Britain, etc)

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Immediately after WW1 the old European order had broken. Yet only certain countries faced revolution (Germany, Russia, Turkey, etc). Why did some countries have a revolution but not others (France, Britain, etc)?

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What role did liberals (i.e. explicitly not leftists) play in the American labor movement from mid-19th century to ww2?

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To what extent can the succes of the civil rights movement be attributed to non-violence? To what extent are more militant actions responsible?

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Why are red scares so common in American history?

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I have heard the economy of Nazi Germany describes as a "privately owned centrally planned economy". Is there an element of truth here? How did the Nazi economy work?

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What was the rationale behind the loyalist factions of the democratic party during the American Civil War? Why was the pro-slavery party of the south not fully on board with succession?

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Not sure the right flair: But where can I better learn about systems?	1	askscience
Did standard oil engage in predatory pricing? I have heard a number of conflicting accounts on this front. Recently started reading "Triumph of Conservatism" by Gabriel Kolko and have read elsewhere that this claim has been disputed. What is the actual story here of the big oil trusts?	1	AskHistorians
Why were the Yugoslav partisans so successful? Why did other partisan movements in WW2 become more famous?	1	AskHistorians
Immediately after WW1 the old European order had broken. Yet only certain countries faced revolution (Germany, Russia, Turkey, etc). Why did some countries have a revolution but not others (France, Britain, etc)	1	AskHistorians
Immediately after WW1 the old European order had broken. Yet only certain countries faced revolution (Germany, Russia, Turkey, etc). Why did some countries have a revolution but not others (France, Britain, etc)?	1	AskHistorians
What role did liberals (i.e. explicitly not leftists) play in the American labor movement from mid-19th century to ww2?	1	AskHistorians
To what extent can the succes of the civil rights movement be attributed to non-violence? To what extent are more militant actions responsible?	1	AskHistorians
Why are red scares so common in American history?	1	AskHistorians
I have heard the economy of Nazi Germany describes as a "privately owned centrally planned economy". Is there an element of truth here? How did the Nazi economy work?	1	AskHistorians
What was the rationale behind the loyalist factions of the democratic party during the American Civil War? Why was the pro-slavery party of the south not fully on board with succession?	1	AskHistorians