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Other than the JFK assassination, what are some other events where the account given by historians was rejected by the general public?

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Before the creation of the Department of Justice after the Civil War, who provided legal representation for the United States government in court cases?

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Who was the greatest Vice-President in U.S. history (excluding those who later became President) and why?

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Before its fall in the early 90's, had a world power like the Soviet Union ever before collapsed due to predominantly economic reasons? (as opposed to other causes, e.g. military defeat, civil war, revolution, etc.)

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If a group of metallurgists found themselves lost in the Rocky Mountains, cut-off from civilization, and with no access to modern-day technology, would they still be able to mine ore and forge/cast metal tools, and if so, how would they do it?

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Do all helium balloons eventually allow helium to escape? And if so, what is the record for the longest a helium balloon has retained lighter-than-air buoyancy?

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If a group of metallurgists found themselves lost in the Rocky Mountains, without access to modern-day metallurgical technology, could they mine ore, smelt it, and forge/cast metal tools, and if so, how would they do it?

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In addition to the cost of purchasing the freedom of the nation's slaves and the unlikelihood the South would have acquiesced to ending slavery under any circumstances, was the Civil War also necessary to demonstrate to the South the supreme authority of the Federal Government?

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If we could jump 65 million light years ahead of the light emanating from Earth, how big of a telescope would we need to observe the impact event that killed the dinosaurs? How big would it need to be to observe dinosaurs on Earth's surface?

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Why are there so few tropical cyclones/hurricanes in the South Atlantic?

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Other than the JFK assassination, what are some other events where the account given by historians was rejected by the general public?	3	AskHistorians
Before the creation of the Department of Justice after the Civil War, who provided legal representation for the United States government in court cases?	2	AskHistorians
Who was the greatest Vice-President in U.S. history (excluding those who later became President) and why?	2	AskHistorians
Before its fall in the early 90's, had a world power like the Soviet Union ever before collapsed due to predominantly economic reasons? (as opposed to other causes, e.g. military defeat, civil war, revolution, etc.)	2	AskHistorians
If a group of metallurgists found themselves lost in the Rocky Mountains, cut-off from civilization, and with no access to modern-day technology, would they still be able to mine ore and forge/cast metal tools, and if so, how would they do it?	1	askscience
Do all helium balloons eventually allow helium to escape? And if so, what is the record for the longest a helium balloon has retained lighter-than-air buoyancy?	1	askscience
If a group of metallurgists found themselves lost in the Rocky Mountains, without access to modern-day metallurgical technology, could they mine ore, smelt it, and forge/cast metal tools, and if so, how would they do it?	1	askscience
In addition to the cost of purchasing the freedom of the nation's slaves and the unlikelihood the South would have acquiesced to ending slavery under any circumstances, was the Civil War also necessary to demonstrate to the South the supreme authority of the Federal Government?	1	AskHistorians
If we could jump 65 million light years ahead of the light emanating from Earth, how big of a telescope would we need to observe the impact event that killed the dinosaurs? How big would it need to be to observe dinosaurs on Earth's surface?	1	askscience
Why are there so few tropical cyclones/hurricanes in the South Atlantic?	1	askscience