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How is Germany always able to become so powerful? I feel like no matter how many wars or what crazy things happen that place always rises to power.

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Where would you go to find info on currency that is no longer being printed?

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With all this talk of forming a new party in US politics because of people not liking the Democratic party, how did new parties form and how did people lead them into the front?

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In what way can I contribute to the work of preserving and learning History outside of college for work?

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The United States is continuously at war throughout history, allowing it's troops to be battle hardened almost always. Does this play an advantage in military supremacy that goes beyond just numbers and technology? If so, do other countries have something similar?

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How is Germany always able to become so powerful? I feel like no matter how many wars or what crazy things happen that place always rises to power.	209
Where would you go to find info on currency that is no longer being printed?	2
With all this talk of forming a new party in US politics because of people not liking the Democratic party, how did new parties form and how did people lead them into the front?	2
In what way can I contribute to the work of preserving and learning History outside of college for work?	1
The United States is continuously at war throughout history, allowing it's troops to be battle hardened almost always. Does this play an advantage in military supremacy that goes beyond just numbers and technology? If so, do other countries have something similar?	1