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Why is it that Romance languages use the third-person pronoun/verb form as a polite form of address, although Latin does not?

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Would it be more accurate to characterize the Roman Empire as a stratocracy, rather than an Empire, following the death of Commodus?

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During World War II, were any Japanese-American soldiers ever captured and sent to concentration camps?

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At the close of WWII, why did the United States agree to allow the Soviet Union to invade and occupy Korea up to the 38th parallel?

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Were any well-known monarchs aware of their styles during their lifetimes? What were their reactions? Did they ever attempt to quash, alter, or even issue their own styles?

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To what degree was Japan's rapid economic turnaround after World War II spurred by its role as the primary logistical staging ground for the U.S. military in the Korean and Vietnam wars?

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Prior to World War II, did Japan have a formalized, titled aristocracy under the Emperor? If so, how was it structured and what happened to it?

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Why didn't the United States forces deploy tactical nuclear weapons during the Korean War?

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Why have some men's names become women's names over the years, while others have not?

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Breast implants and rhinoplasty are fairly common cosmetic operations today, but how old is elective surgery in the West? What are the earliest cosmetic procedures, and when did it become commonplace?

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Why is it that Romance languages use the third-person pronoun/verb form as a polite form of address, although Latin does not?	3	AskHistorians
Would it be more accurate to characterize the Roman Empire as a stratocracy, rather than an Empire, following the death of Commodus?	3	AskHistorians
During World War II, were any Japanese-American soldiers ever captured and sent to concentration camps?	3	AskHistorians
At the close of WWII, why did the United States agree to allow the Soviet Union to invade and occupy Korea up to the 38th parallel?	3	AskHistorians
Were any well-known monarchs aware of their styles during their lifetimes? What were their reactions? Did they ever attempt to quash, alter, or even issue their own styles?	3	AskHistorians
To what degree was Japan's rapid economic turnaround after World War II spurred by its role as the primary logistical staging ground for the U.S. military in the Korean and Vietnam wars?	3	AskHistorians
Prior to World War II, did Japan have a formalized, titled aristocracy under the Emperor? If so, how was it structured and what happened to it?	3	AskHistorians
Why didn't the United States forces deploy tactical nuclear weapons during the Korean War?	3	AskHistorians
Why have some men's names become women's names over the years, while others have not?	3	AskHistorians
Breast implants and rhinoplasty are fairly common cosmetic operations today, but how old is elective surgery in the West? What are the earliest cosmetic procedures, and when did it become commonplace?	3	AskHistorians