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Who was likely correct regarding what actually happened historically in the "state of nature" - Hobbes, Locke, or Rousseau? Was humanity, vicious like Hobbes stated? Or like Locke said where humans lived in harmony? Or like Rousseau said humanity was noble? Was Rousseau right in thinking?

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The Paradox of Cultural Participation: Observer vs. Participant

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Is there a complete list of books that Thomas Jefferson sent James Madison from Paris in preparation for the Constitutional Convention? And perhaps an explanation why Jefferson sent those specific books? I think looking at those books would shed light on James Madison's views on the Constitution.

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What is the origin of historical use of juries?

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Do modern historians consider Polyibus's account of the Roman Constitution to be correct?

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How did John Locke’s Constitution of Carolina influence the Carolinas throughout their history? Did Locke resonate even up to the Nullification Crisis and the Civil War?

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Why did the US Federalist Party disappear?

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If you fought in the crusades from Sweden, how would you travel? Land or sea?

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What were the societal ramifications of the plague and medieval Europe that is to say how did political institutions and politics between kingdoms change because of it?

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Why did Spain and Portugal never unite?

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Who was likely correct regarding what actually happened historically in the "state of nature" - Hobbes, Locke, or Rousseau? Was humanity, vicious like Hobbes stated? Or like Locke said where humans lived in harmony? Or like Rousseau said humanity was noble? Was Rousseau right in thinking?	1	AskHistorians
The Paradox of Cultural Participation: Observer vs. Participant	1	AskHistorians
Is there a complete list of books that Thomas Jefferson sent James Madison from Paris in preparation for the Constitutional Convention? And perhaps an explanation why Jefferson sent those specific books? I think looking at those books would shed light on James Madison's views on the Constitution.	1	AskHistorians
What is the origin of historical use of juries?	1	AskHistorians
Do modern historians consider Polyibus's account of the Roman Constitution to be correct?	1	AskHistorians
How did John Locke’s Constitution of Carolina influence the Carolinas throughout their history? Did Locke resonate even up to the Nullification Crisis and the Civil War?	1	AskHistorians
Why did the US Federalist Party disappear?	1	AskHistorians
If you fought in the crusades from Sweden, how would you travel? Land or sea?	1	AskHistorians
What were the societal ramifications of the plague and medieval Europe that is to say how did political institutions and politics between kingdoms change because of it?	1	AskHistorians
Why did Spain and Portugal never unite?	1	AskHistorians