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Is there a clear difference between rock layers from different periods? How do we tell? Is the barrier at roughly the same level everywhere in the world?

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When did bibles start to be printed/copied with Jesus's words emphasized by being marked in red?

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How much knowledge/contact did the Aztecs and Incas have with one another?

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During the era of Jim Crow, how much discrimination could a black person who lived outside the South expect to face? What about members of other minorities (Asian, Latino, Native American)?

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What did Minoan women do when it was cold out?

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Did the stereotypical image of a witch arise out of anti-semitic caricatures of Jewish women?

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What was the first work of fiction that was generally understood to be completely imaginary (i.e. not just a fictionalized version of history or legend that people believed in?)

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Were there Jewish or Muslim pioneers? Did they form wagon trains of their own or keep their heads down and travel with whoever they could? How did they handle having a different sabbath/special dietary restrictions/(in the case of Muslims)having to stop to pray a few times a day while on the trail?

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History, as the saying goes, is written by the winners. So how did revisionist "lost cause" narratives of slavery and the Civil War ever gain as much traction as they did?

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There are numerous instances in the animal kingdom of viviparous animals that (obviously) arose form oviparous ancestors. Are there any examples of the reverse, i.e. egg-laying animals whose evolutionary ancestors gave birth to live young?

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Is there a clear difference between rock layers from different periods? How do we tell? Is the barrier at roughly the same level everywhere in the world?	7	askscience
When did bibles start to be printed/copied with Jesus's words emphasized by being marked in red?	6	AskHistorians
How much knowledge/contact did the Aztecs and Incas have with one another?	6	AskHistorians
During the era of Jim Crow, how much discrimination could a black person who lived outside the South expect to face? What about members of other minorities (Asian, Latino, Native American)?	6	AskHistorians
What did Minoan women do when it was cold out?	5	AskHistorians
Did the stereotypical image of a witch arise out of anti-semitic caricatures of Jewish women?	5	AskHistorians
What was the first work of fiction that was generally understood to be completely imaginary (i.e. not just a fictionalized version of history or legend that people believed in?)	5	AskHistorians
Were there Jewish or Muslim pioneers? Did they form wagon trains of their own or keep their heads down and travel with whoever they could? How did they handle having a different sabbath/special dietary restrictions/(in the case of Muslims)having to stop to pray a few times a day while on the trail?	5	AskHistorians
History, as the saying goes, is written by the winners. So how did revisionist "lost cause" narratives of slavery and the Civil War ever gain as much traction as they did?	5	AskHistorians
There are numerous instances in the animal kingdom of viviparous animals that (obviously) arose form oviparous ancestors. Are there any examples of the reverse, i.e. egg-laying animals whose evolutionary ancestors gave birth to live young?	5	askscience