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I heard somewhere that what we consider French is essentially Parisian and even up until the late 19th century most people in France spoke a different language at home. Is this true?
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How is it that such an unwieldy animal such as a horse was so effective in combat, especially when used to charge heavy infantry formations.
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Was there a Chinese resistance to Japanese occupation similar to the French resistance of Nazi occupation in WW2? Did they make any significant headway?
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Did indians or indian tribes participate at all in the American civil war? Did they fight on both sides? What reasons would they have to fight?
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If I were to go back in time to 1910 with enough money to kickstart a business in a thriving industry and an undergraduate textbook about business from 2016, would I have a significant advantage over other businessmen of the era? What kinds of strategies/ theory in business has evolved since then?
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