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Why did later US battleships (such as the Iowa class) still have wooden planking on the top decks?

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Did Britain really have the option of ignoring the "scrap of paper" with Belgium in 1914? What would the legal ramifications have been of doing so?

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Could the Korean War accurately have been called a civil war?

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What do we know about the deliberations and negotiations around splitting the Roman Empire into East and West?

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People talk about "wasting" water when we run the taps - is that a valid description of how water & sewage systems work?

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Can any of you recommend (for or against) a biography of Mussolini?

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Marie Antoinette wasn't crowned alongside Louis XVI. Although they were married, did that means she wasn't queen?

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Were the doctrinal squabbles of early Christians characteristic of other religions, or was it unique in this respect?

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"In the early 1960s, Krushchev promised the advent of communism by 1980" - what did the USSR purport to be at that time, if not communist?

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Misha Glenny describes Russia as "the official protector of Orthodox interests in Serbia" in the early 1800s, which was still Ottoman politically. What did that mean in actual practice?

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Why did later US battleships (such as the Iowa class) still have wooden planking on the top decks?	5	AskHistorians
Did Britain really have the option of ignoring the "scrap of paper" with Belgium in 1914? What would the legal ramifications have been of doing so?	5	AskHistorians
Could the Korean War accurately have been called a civil war?	5	AskHistorians
What do we know about the deliberations and negotiations around splitting the Roman Empire into East and West?	4	AskHistorians
People talk about "wasting" water when we run the taps - is that a valid description of how water & sewage systems work?	4	askscience
Can any of you recommend (for or against) a biography of Mussolini?	4	AskHistorians
Marie Antoinette wasn't crowned alongside Louis XVI. Although they were married, did that means she wasn't queen?	3	AskHistorians
Were the doctrinal squabbles of early Christians characteristic of other religions, or was it unique in this respect?	3	AskHistorians
"In the early 1960s, Krushchev promised the advent of communism by 1980" - what did the USSR purport to be at that time, if not communist?	3	AskHistorians
Misha Glenny describes Russia as "the official protector of Orthodox interests in Serbia" in the early 1800s, which was still Ottoman politically. What did that mean in actual practice?	3	AskHistorians