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How did applauding / booing become mainstream culture?

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Where did the incorrect stereotype of "cavemen living alongside dinosaurs" stem from?

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Are there any records of military leaders being attacked by either their own troops or by families of dead troops due to an unacceptable number of people lost in a battle or war?

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At the outbreak of WW1, if Prince Ruprecht didn't advance into Lorraine; do historians think Germany might have actually won the war?

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During file-and-rank infantry battles of yore; how receptive were soldiers to being put in the front line knowing their odds of dying would be substantially higher?

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Was there ever "political correctness" in writings and/or Government decrees prior to the 20th century?

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Was there a unique plan for managing the occupation of Iraq by Allied forces that had not been tried yet?

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It sounds as though one of the reasons for the bombing of civilian-heavy parts of Japanese cities, was due to their dispursed industry. Were there any cities with a centralized industry where the bombing was mostly concentrated there?

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What are social and economic reasons for the collapse of the iconic route 66?

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How much wasthe discovery of chemistry/ elements opposed in the 19th century by the general public.

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How did applauding / booing become mainstream culture?	1
Where did the incorrect stereotype of "cavemen living alongside dinosaurs" stem from?	1
Are there any records of military leaders being attacked by either their own troops or by families of dead troops due to an unacceptable number of people lost in a battle or war?	1
At the outbreak of WW1, if Prince Ruprecht didn't advance into Lorraine; do historians think Germany might have actually won the war?	1
During file-and-rank infantry battles of yore; how receptive were soldiers to being put in the front line knowing their odds of dying would be substantially higher?	1
Was there ever "political correctness" in writings and/or Government decrees prior to the 20th century?	1
Was there a unique plan for managing the occupation of Iraq by Allied forces that had not been tried yet?	1
It sounds as though one of the reasons for the bombing of civilian-heavy parts of Japanese cities, was due to their dispursed industry. Were there any cities with a centralized industry where the bombing was mostly concentrated there?	1
What are social and economic reasons for the collapse of the iconic route 66?	1
How much wasthe discovery of chemistry/ elements opposed in the 19th century by the general public.	1