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Why was Prague not bombed during WW2?

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Did some Native American tribes burn down forests to create open plains so buffalo could thrive?

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During the prohibition era in the US, were all alcoholic beverages banned (such as beer, wine, cider) or only hard liquor?

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Was there any attempts by English monarchs to conquer land in the Low Countries?

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Did European powers have plans to rally and attack the French Empire before Napoleon's campaign in Russia?

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Whare do 2016 historians think of Calvert Watkins' 1995 book, 'How to Kill a Dragon'? Have more recent comparative attemps at linguistic analysis of myths been published?

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What do you think are some good ways to teach History to very weak students?

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Does North American historiography underestimate the role of French speaking 'coureurs des bois'?

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Did the British foster or hinder westward colonization and settlement in North America between 1619 and 1776?

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How were cartographers in the 19th and 20th century able to produce very fine & precise topographical maps?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why was Prague not bombed during WW2?	4
Did some Native American tribes burn down forests to create open plains so buffalo could thrive?	4
During the prohibition era in the US, were all alcoholic beverages banned (such as beer, wine, cider) or only hard liquor?	3
Was there any attempts by English monarchs to conquer land in the Low Countries?	3
Did European powers have plans to rally and attack the French Empire before Napoleon's campaign in Russia?	3
Whare do 2016 historians think of Calvert Watkins' 1995 book, 'How to Kill a Dragon'? Have more recent comparative attemps at linguistic analysis of myths been published?	3
What do you think are some good ways to teach History to very weak students?	3
Does North American historiography underestimate the role of French speaking 'coureurs des bois'?	3
Did the British foster or hinder westward colonization and settlement in North America between 1619 and 1776?	2
How were cartographers in the 19th and 20th century able to produce very fine & precise topographical maps?	2