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The barbarian migrations are sometimes described almost like a domino, with one group displacing another who then displace another group. What was the first group or event in this chain?

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Were Australian and New Zealand soldiers in WW1 really as valorous, good humored, and disciplined as the Anzac spirit concept embodies? Or was this an attempt to spin their failure in the Gallipoli campaign, like the myth of the Alamo and the Battle of Thermopylae?

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How bad was the terrorism situation in Xinjiang in the 1990s?

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Confederate President Jefferson Davis had an older brother, Joseph Davis, who owned a plantation that was described as "Utopian". What in the world was a utopian slave plantation?

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The Inca royalty are said to have practiced incest, and only the child of a Brother-Sister union would be legitimate heirs to the throne. Did the inbreeding have any noticeable effects on the royal family?

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Did closing sweat shops in Bangladesh actually lead to an increase in child prostitution?

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Did closing sweat shops using child labor in Bangladesh in 1993 actually lead to an increase in child prostitution?

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FDR was a staunch proponent of de-colonization. How did he reconcile those views with the American colonization of the West, or Hawaii, or the Philippines?

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How did Hawaii achieve an incredible literacy rate of 95% in 1834, even though the Hawaiian alphabet had only been invented 12 years earlier?

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Was the Zong Massacre an isolated incident, or was it established practice for slave ship captains murder sick slaves and collect insurance money?

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The barbarian migrations are sometimes described almost like a domino, with one group displacing another who then displace another group. What was the first group or event in this chain?	1	AskHistorians
Were Australian and New Zealand soldiers in WW1 really as valorous, good humored, and disciplined as the Anzac spirit concept embodies? Or was this an attempt to spin their failure in the Gallipoli campaign, like the myth of the Alamo and the Battle of Thermopylae?	1	AskHistorians
How bad was the terrorism situation in Xinjiang in the 1990s?	1	AskHistorians
Confederate President Jefferson Davis had an older brother, Joseph Davis, who owned a plantation that was described as "Utopian". What in the world was a utopian slave plantation?	1	AskHistorians
The Inca royalty are said to have practiced incest, and only the child of a Brother-Sister union would be legitimate heirs to the throne. Did the inbreeding have any noticeable effects on the royal family?	1	AskHistorians
Did closing sweat shops in Bangladesh actually lead to an increase in child prostitution?	1	AskHistorians
Did closing sweat shops using child labor in Bangladesh in 1993 actually lead to an increase in child prostitution?	1	AskHistorians
FDR was a staunch proponent of de-colonization. How did he reconcile those views with the American colonization of the West, or Hawaii, or the Philippines?	1	AskHistorians
How did Hawaii achieve an incredible literacy rate of 95% in 1834, even though the Hawaiian alphabet had only been invented 12 years earlier?	1	AskHistorians
Was the Zong Massacre an isolated incident, or was it established practice for slave ship captains murder sick slaves and collect insurance money?	1	AskHistorians