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I’m living during the time of the USSR. Are the terms ‘Russia’ and the ‘Soviet Union’ interchangeable?

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Why has the Great Wall failed?

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Why was the Vickers 6-Ton Never Formally Adopted By The British Government?

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Why did Wilson include an independent Poland in his 14 points specifically?

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Why has the American dollar lost its worth?

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Why did it take so long for Germany and Italy to unify as single nations?

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Was Abraham Lincoln a ‘tyrant’?

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Who in the world spelt lieutenant like that?

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HP Lovecraft notoriously named his cat ‘Nigger Man’. Was naming cats racial slurs common in the 19th and 20th century? Or was he an outlier? If it was common, when did it go out of practice?

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What speed could the FT-17 go? I can’t find it anywhere for some reason.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I’m living during the time of the USSR. Are the terms ‘Russia’ and the ‘Soviet Union’ interchangeable?	1
Why has the Great Wall failed?	1
Why was the Vickers 6-Ton Never Formally Adopted By The British Government?	1
Why did Wilson include an independent Poland in his 14 points specifically?	1
Why has the American dollar lost its worth?	1
Why did it take so long for Germany and Italy to unify as single nations?	1
Was Abraham Lincoln a ‘tyrant’?	1
Who in the world spelt lieutenant like that?	1
HP Lovecraft notoriously named his cat ‘Nigger Man’. Was naming cats racial slurs common in the 19th and 20th century? Or was he an outlier? If it was common, when did it go out of practice?	1
What speed could the FT-17 go? I can’t find it anywhere for some reason.	1