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Suffragettes promised that when women could vote, they'd "clean up," politics. Was there any positive shift that would fall under this header?

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How much damage did Nazi Germany do to its war-fighting ability by killing off the Jews, Gypsies, and other "undesirables?" Did it use a lot of its resources to conduct the exterminations? Did the "undesirables," represent a large part of its workforce/GDP?

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How much economic damage/degradation to its war-fighting capability did Nazi Germany do to itself through its mass killings during WWII?

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Did the US Civil War have a realistic chance of becoming a world war?

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Southern reconstruction following the Civil War bred hostility and caused the deaths of many black people. Given that, should we consider its accomplishments a net positive for newly freed black Americans?

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Police Brutality has a long history in the United States. Have countries in Europe struggled with this in a similar fashion?

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I'm time traveling between Georgian England and Victorian England. Are the Victorians noticeably more prude/proper/reserved?

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The EU today spends just 1.5% of its GDP on defense, while the US spends 3.4 %. Do we have reasonable estimates of how much of GDP the Romans spent on defense?

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Jewish people were all over Europe by the 19th century, but with a culture and dietary restrictions that kept them from intermingling socially with the rest of the population, to some degree. Did this cultural separation leave them with different genetics than their fellow citizens?

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Did the concept of subjective human rights exist before Christianity?

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Suffragettes promised that when women could vote, they'd "clean up," politics. Was there any positive shift that would fall under this header?	0	AskHistorians
How much damage did Nazi Germany do to its war-fighting ability by killing off the Jews, Gypsies, and other "undesirables?" Did it use a lot of its resources to conduct the exterminations? Did the "undesirables," represent a large part of its workforce/GDP?	0	AskHistorians
How much economic damage/degradation to its war-fighting capability did Nazi Germany do to itself through its mass killings during WWII?	0	AskHistorians
Did the US Civil War have a realistic chance of becoming a world war?	0	AskHistorians
Southern reconstruction following the Civil War bred hostility and caused the deaths of many black people. Given that, should we consider its accomplishments a net positive for newly freed black Americans?	0	AskHistorians
Police Brutality has a long history in the United States. Have countries in Europe struggled with this in a similar fashion?	0	AskHistorians
I'm time traveling between Georgian England and Victorian England. Are the Victorians noticeably more prude/proper/reserved?	0	AskHistorians
The EU today spends just 1.5% of its GDP on defense, while the US spends 3.4 %. Do we have reasonable estimates of how much of GDP the Romans spent on defense?	0	AskHistorians
Jewish people were all over Europe by the 19th century, but with a culture and dietary restrictions that kept them from intermingling socially with the rest of the population, to some degree. Did this cultural separation leave them with different genetics than their fellow citizens?	0	AskHistorians
Did the concept of subjective human rights exist before Christianity?	0	AskHistorians