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During the Armenian, Assyrian, and Greek Genocides, what happened to a person of one of the aforementioned groups was a Muslim or converted to Islam?

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Why was Alexander I of Russia succeeded not by his brother Constantine, but his other brother Nicholas I?

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How did medieval Christian Europe view black people?

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In medieval Europe, could you divorce someone if they cheated on you?

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What was THE oldest known text? I am certain that the first person ever recorded was a guy named Kushim who lived around 3200 BC. The Sumerians developed writing around 3400 BC. However, every time I try to Google what is THE oldest text, it's not there, and it is frustrating.

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After the 4th Crusade, did the Byzantine Empire have any chance of surviving or was it doomed to be conquered?

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During the 1800s, when large numbers of people, including Irish, Germans, and Italians, immigrated to the United States of America, were there people who believed that this immigration was actually a plot to replace the Anglo population?

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Was the real-life Hermann Fegelein like his Downfall-Parody counterpart, engaging in antics and whatnot?

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Once the British and French entered the Crimean War, did the Russians still have a chance of victory?

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In late 19th-century America, how could one tell a reputable doctor from a quack doctor?

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During the Armenian, Assyrian, and Greek Genocides, what happened to a person of one of the aforementioned groups was a Muslim or converted to Islam?	3	AskHistorians
Why was Alexander I of Russia succeeded not by his brother Constantine, but his other brother Nicholas I?	3	AskHistorians
How did medieval Christian Europe view black people?	3	AskHistorians
In medieval Europe, could you divorce someone if they cheated on you?	3	AskHistorians
What was THE oldest known text? I am certain that the first person ever recorded was a guy named Kushim who lived around 3200 BC. The Sumerians developed writing around 3400 BC. However, every time I try to Google what is THE oldest text, it's not there, and it is frustrating.	3	AskHistorians
After the 4th Crusade, did the Byzantine Empire have any chance of surviving or was it doomed to be conquered?	3	AskHistorians
During the 1800s, when large numbers of people, including Irish, Germans, and Italians, immigrated to the United States of America, were there people who believed that this immigration was actually a plot to replace the Anglo population?	3	AskHistorians
Was the real-life Hermann Fegelein like his Downfall-Parody counterpart, engaging in antics and whatnot?	3	AskHistorians
Once the British and French entered the Crimean War, did the Russians still have a chance of victory?	3	AskHistorians
In late 19th-century America, how could one tell a reputable doctor from a quack doctor?	3	AskHistorians