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Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon was the only British consort born non-royal/the first non-royal consort of an English monarch since Catherine Parr. Did that background cause any commotion when it became clear she'd become queen?

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Anglicanism is a protestant religion. But Anglicanism seemingly shares some rituals, culture and offices with Catholicism, especially the existance of a welahty hierarchical church, which is abhorred by the likes of Calvinists and Lutherans. Was that ever a problem between these groups?

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Did the New Netherlands colony, and especially New Amsterdam, in any way influence the culture of the later Thirteen Colonies, New York City and/or the USA?

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Was sushi mentioned/described by the Dutch during the Sakoku period?

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Elizabeth Bowes Lyon was the first commoner to marry into the British Royal Family in centuries. How was this received by the extended family, the public, the court and foreign royalty?

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Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon was the only British consort born non-royal/the first non-royal consort of an English monarch since Catherine Parr. Did that background cause any commotion when it became clear she'd become queen?	9
Anglicanism is a protestant religion. But Anglicanism seemingly shares some rituals, culture and offices with Catholicism, especially the existance of a welahty hierarchical church, which is abhorred by the likes of Calvinists and Lutherans. Was that ever a problem between these groups?	2
Did the New Netherlands colony, and especially New Amsterdam, in any way influence the culture of the later Thirteen Colonies, New York City and/or the USA?	2
Was sushi mentioned/described by the Dutch during the Sakoku period?	0
Elizabeth Bowes Lyon was the first commoner to marry into the British Royal Family in centuries. How was this received by the extended family, the public, the court and foreign royalty?	0