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How/Why did the tradition of "Prime Minister's Questions" develop in the UK?

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What's the history of Early Voting in America?

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What role did freemasonry (and Scottish v York rites) play in early 19th century Mexican politics?

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What do we know about the political situation or Rulers in Cornwall in the 700s-800s AD? How much control does Wessex have over Cornwall in the 800s?

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Were Mongols religiously "tolerant"? If not how should we understand their religious policies?

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Was there slavery in Liberia? If so how did Americans (black and white) respond and what was the Americo-Liberian justification?

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What was the "new liberalism" ideology that flourished in the UK during the first decade of the 20th century?

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One of the main reasons Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon was to avoid criminal prosecution. How did early modern democratic polities deal with this type of immanent political concern?

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What is the history/historiography of the various conflict between labeling regions as either Eastern or Central European? When does it first become significant?

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Do "Lobbyists" exist in early American politics? How similar were they to today?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How/Why did the tradition of "Prime Minister's Questions" develop in the UK?	14
What's the history of Early Voting in America?	14
What role did freemasonry (and Scottish v York rites) play in early 19th century Mexican politics?	13
What do we know about the political situation or Rulers in Cornwall in the 700s-800s AD? How much control does Wessex have over Cornwall in the 800s?	13
Were Mongols religiously "tolerant"? If not how should we understand their religious policies?	12
Was there slavery in Liberia? If so how did Americans (black and white) respond and what was the Americo-Liberian justification?	12
What was the "new liberalism" ideology that flourished in the UK during the first decade of the 20th century?	12
One of the main reasons Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon was to avoid criminal prosecution. How did early modern democratic polities deal with this type of immanent political concern?	11
What is the history/historiography of the various conflict between labeling regions as either Eastern or Central European? When does it first become significant?	11
Do "Lobbyists" exist in early American politics? How similar were they to today?	11