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Obviously, the Trail of Tears is regarded by many as one of the worst events sanctioned by the American government. At the time, what was the average opinion of the events that were taking place?

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It is 1830 in the American Deep South. A person decides to shoot and kill a slave owned by a different man. What type of charge/conviction would the perpetrator likely get?

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Were there massive amounts of misinformation spread in medieval England?

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Similar to the recent scandal involving the Russian teams alleged systematic doping techniques, have therr been any large scale, past examples of something similar happening at an Olympic Games, World Cup, or other major sporting event?

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Have there been any instances of a person commuting suicide using a longbow?

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Obviously, the Trail of Tears is regarded by many as one of the worst events sanctioned by the American government. At the time, what was the average opinion of the events that were taking place?	2096
It is 1830 in the American Deep South. A person decides to shoot and kill a slave owned by a different man. What type of charge/conviction would the perpetrator likely get?	34
Were there massive amounts of misinformation spread in medieval England?	1
Similar to the recent scandal involving the Russian teams alleged systematic doping techniques, have therr been any large scale, past examples of something similar happening at an Olympic Games, World Cup, or other major sporting event?	1
Have there been any instances of a person commuting suicide using a longbow?	1