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In Disney song "Reflection", Mulan asks "when will my reflection show who I am inside". Would a medieval Chinese person from Mulan's time recognize this conception of a "true self"?

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Did the Hutu Power movement in Rwanda have an endgame for after their genocide of Tutsis?

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How do historians approach using documentary films as primary sources? What are some methodological differences between film sources and traditional print sources?

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What did the American Founding Fathers believe were the causes of the Roman Republic's collapse? How does that interpretation differ with what historians now know?

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How did Americans contribute to Western opera before the 20th century?

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Why do most maps of the Middle East around WWI leave central Arabia as a blank space? Did Westerners know about the Rashidi and Saudi emirates in that blank?

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What did satellite parties in communist regimes' "united fronts" do on a day-to-day basis? What were career prospects like for its members?

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How did Ip Man go from being a respected martial artist to a global pop culture icon in his own right today?

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Until the Yuan Dynasty, multiple Chinese dynasties could coexist in equilibrium. After the Yuan, regime legitimacy and territorial control became all-or-nothing. What changed?

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Was democratic failure and the rise of right-wing dictatorships in Southern, Central, and Eastern Europe during the interwar period part of a "reactionary wave" or an authoritarian domino effect?

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In Disney song "Reflection", Mulan asks "when will my reflection show who I am inside". Would a medieval Chinese person from Mulan's time recognize this conception of a "true self"?	4	AskHistorians
Did the Hutu Power movement in Rwanda have an endgame for after their genocide of Tutsis?	3	AskHistorians
How do historians approach using documentary films as primary sources? What are some methodological differences between film sources and traditional print sources?	3	AskHistorians
What did the American Founding Fathers believe were the causes of the Roman Republic's collapse? How does that interpretation differ with what historians now know?	3	AskHistorians
How did Americans contribute to Western opera before the 20th century?	3	AskHistorians
Why do most maps of the Middle East around WWI leave central Arabia as a blank space? Did Westerners know about the Rashidi and Saudi emirates in that blank?	3	AskHistorians
What did satellite parties in communist regimes' "united fronts" do on a day-to-day basis? What were career prospects like for its members?	3	AskHistorians
How did Ip Man go from being a respected martial artist to a global pop culture icon in his own right today?	3	AskHistorians
Until the Yuan Dynasty, multiple Chinese dynasties could coexist in equilibrium. After the Yuan, regime legitimacy and territorial control became all-or-nothing. What changed?	3	AskHistorians
Was democratic failure and the rise of right-wing dictatorships in Southern, Central, and Eastern Europe during the interwar period part of a "reactionary wave" or an authoritarian domino effect?	2	AskHistorians