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

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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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During the 19th Century "Age of the Partisan Press" how many people bought and read newspapers from "both sides" of the political conflict? Did people frequently recommend that as they seem to be doing today?

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How did Chile come to own Easter Island?

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When did the Midwest stop being considered part of "the West"? What prompted this?

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What role did Belgium play in foreign investment in Mexico during the second half of the 19th century/reign of Poririo Diaz? (1876-1910) Did Belgium play a major role in Latin America?

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Why Spain? Why did Spain yield so many Roman Emperors in the 2nd century?

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Why would a slave owner (e.g. Delaware Rep. George Fisher) join the Republican Party?

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When does the use of vassal states die out across the world?

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Do "Lobbyists" exist in early American politics? How similar were they to today?	11	AskHistorians
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	AskHistorians
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	AskHistorians
During the 19th Century "Age of the Partisan Press" how many people bought and read newspapers from "both sides" of the political conflict? Did people frequently recommend that as they seem to be doing today?	10	AskHistorians
How did Chile come to own Easter Island?	10	AskHistorians
When did the Midwest stop being considered part of "the West"? What prompted this?	10	AskHistorians
What role did Belgium play in foreign investment in Mexico during the second half of the 19th century/reign of Poririo Diaz? (1876-1910) Did Belgium play a major role in Latin America?	10	AskHistorians
Why Spain? Why did Spain yield so many Roman Emperors in the 2nd century?	10	AskHistorians
Why would a slave owner (e.g. Delaware Rep. George Fisher) join the Republican Party?	9	AskHistorians
When does the use of vassal states die out across the world?	9	AskHistorians