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Did US government propaganda such as "Why We Fight," play a major role in convincing the American Public that we needed to fight?

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Why did Alexander Hamilton and John Adams hate each other, and what role did the quasi-war with the French play in the tensions between them?

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Classical/Renaissance art seems to be about transcendence. It points to something beyond itself and the one who made it. Much modern art doesn't seem to hold to this. Was there a turning point in which the earlier view was critiqued?

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Did average people in the United States view themselves as fighting WWII to save Jews and other marginalized groups, or was that a post-factual justification add-on from the 1960s?

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The term "European," rarely appeared in books before pretty recently, but "Europe," certainly did. Should we infer that our modern conception of a "European," people with similar traits and values is pretty new, and that before then European ethnic groups were seen as having little in common?

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Does pressure cooking reduce bioavailable sulforaphane less than boiling and steaming?

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How effective is sunlight as a disinfectant?

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Why did the ancient Greeks look forward to and idealize death?

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Is "Metabolic Damage," that stops weight loss a real thing, and if it is, does eating more "reverse it," ?

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When you gain muscle from strength training, is this mass used to store some sort of "chemical energy" or fuel that is used in strength training? What exactly is being stored?

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Did US government propaganda such as "Why We Fight," play a major role in convincing the American Public that we needed to fight?	2	AskHistorians
Why did Alexander Hamilton and John Adams hate each other, and what role did the quasi-war with the French play in the tensions between them?	2	AskHistorians
Classical/Renaissance art seems to be about transcendence. It points to something beyond itself and the one who made it. Much modern art doesn't seem to hold to this. Was there a turning point in which the earlier view was critiqued?	2	AskHistorians
Did average people in the United States view themselves as fighting WWII to save Jews and other marginalized groups, or was that a post-factual justification add-on from the 1960s?	2	AskHistorians
The term "European," rarely appeared in books before pretty recently, but "Europe," certainly did. Should we infer that our modern conception of a "European," people with similar traits and values is pretty new, and that before then European ethnic groups were seen as having little in common?	2	AskHistorians
Does pressure cooking reduce bioavailable sulforaphane less than boiling and steaming?	2	askscience
How effective is sunlight as a disinfectant?	2	askscience
Why did the ancient Greeks look forward to and idealize death?	1	AskHistorians
Is "Metabolic Damage," that stops weight loss a real thing, and if it is, does eating more "reverse it," ?	1	askscience
When you gain muscle from strength training, is this mass used to store some sort of "chemical energy" or fuel that is used in strength training? What exactly is being stored?	1	askscience