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Was there a genre of music that was considered rebellious in the 19th century?

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Was the US in the 1920s a more progressive society than in the 1950s?

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Is it fair to say that while the War of 1812 was a military stalemate, that diplomatically speaking it was a major victory for the United States?

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Since the US President is the Commander in Chief of the US Armed Forces, can he act like a General (Draw up battle plans, order offensives, etc) ?

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What steps can the US federal government take against a state government that refuses to abide by federal laws, but has not formally seceded?

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Why do we think of the 1960s in America as a time of societal change when almost all of it began in the 1950s?

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Is it fair to say that the US Civil Rights movement would have happened a lot earlier if the Union didn't completely screw up reconstruction?

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Was there a genre of music that was considered rebellious in the 19th century?	614	AskHistorians
Was the US in the 1920s a more progressive society than in the 1950s?	120	AskHistorians
Is it fair to say that while the War of 1812 was a military stalemate, that diplomatically speaking it was a major victory for the United States?	7	AskHistorians
Since the US President is the Commander in Chief of the US Armed Forces, can he act like a General (Draw up battle plans, order offensives, etc) ?	6	AskHistorians
What steps can the US federal government take against a state government that refuses to abide by federal laws, but has not formally seceded?	2	AskHistorians
Why do we think of the 1960s in America as a time of societal change when almost all of it began in the 1950s?	2	AskHistorians
Is it fair to say that the US Civil Rights movement would have happened a lot earlier if the Union didn't completely screw up reconstruction?	1	AskHistorians