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[WP] We unknowingly live in a multiverse, and all TV shows are actually windows into other universes

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Is it true that the Phoenicians founded colonies on the West African coast, and if so how successful were they?

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What lead the US and USSR to become superpowers so (relatively) quickly?

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In Africa we had Ethiopia able to resist colonisation. Were there any local 'empires' or groups that were able to do the same in the New World?

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The Wikipedia page for the Treaty of Sèvres lists Japan as one of the principal Allied powers involved in the treaty. Is there any factual basis for this, and if so why was Japan involved in a treaty dealing with the Ottoman empire?

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How large would a levee able to be before outside water pressure becomes too great?

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Is there any truth to the claim that some people 'don't get fat'?

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Why are there no cyclopean historical sources?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
[WP] We unknowingly live in a multiverse, and all TV shows are actually windows into other universes	4	WritingPrompts
Is it true that the Phoenicians founded colonies on the West African coast, and if so how successful were they?	4	AskHistorians
What lead the US and USSR to become superpowers so (relatively) quickly?	3	AskHistorians
In Africa we had Ethiopia able to resist colonisation. Were there any local 'empires' or groups that were able to do the same in the New World?	3	AskHistorians
The Wikipedia page for the Treaty of Sèvres lists Japan as one of the principal Allied powers involved in the treaty. Is there any factual basis for this, and if so why was Japan involved in a treaty dealing with the Ottoman empire?	1	AskHistorians
How large would a levee able to be before outside water pressure becomes too great?	1	askscience
Is there any truth to the claim that some people 'don't get fat'?	1	askscience
Why are there no cyclopean historical sources?	0	AskHistorians