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When and why did yodeling, a musical technique from the Alps, become associated with the Western music of cowboys and the Great Plains?

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When and why did it become fashionable among bikers to disable/remove mufflers from their motorcycles' exhaust systems?

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Max Planck said: "Science progresses not because scientists change their minds, but rather because scientists attached to erroneous views die, and are replaced." Has this proven true since the advent of the modern era?

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Following the Horus Heresy, why were the Eldar not purged along with so many other heretic races?

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What was life like for a sailor on a Medieval galley in the Mediterranean?

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With the exception of its early days, rock and roll music has been dominated by white musicians, despite being created, at least in part, by black musicians. Why?

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In 1983, the Nintendo Family Computer was released in the Japan, and went on to dominate the home console market, despite much competition, foreign and domestic. In 1985, it came to the U.S. and did the same thing. Why?

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How much of an impact did the introduction of lever-action rifles, such as the Henry and Winchester, have on the settlement of the Old West? Do they deserve their reputation as the "gun(s) that won the West?"

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Modern Thailand has a reputation as a place of tolerance and acceptance for transgendered people. What elements of Thai history and/or have culture led to this being the case? Has it long been a society tolerant of alternative gender/sexual roles?

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After the close of WWII, what was the average Japanese "man on the street's" reaction (not the official government response) to the Holocaust and Japan's indirect support thereof as an ally of Germany?

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When and why did yodeling, a musical technique from the Alps, become associated with the Western music of cowboys and the Great Plains?	3	AskHistorians
When and why did it become fashionable among bikers to disable/remove mufflers from their motorcycles' exhaust systems?	3	AskHistorians
Max Planck said: "Science progresses not because scientists change their minds, but rather because scientists attached to erroneous views die, and are replaced." Has this proven true since the advent of the modern era?	3	askscience
Following the Horus Heresy, why were the Eldar not purged along with so many other heretic races?	3	AskHistorians
What was life like for a sailor on a Medieval galley in the Mediterranean?	3	AskHistorians
With the exception of its early days, rock and roll music has been dominated by white musicians, despite being created, at least in part, by black musicians. Why?	3	AskHistorians
In 1983, the Nintendo Family Computer was released in the Japan, and went on to dominate the home console market, despite much competition, foreign and domestic. In 1985, it came to the U.S. and did the same thing. Why?	3	AskHistorians
How much of an impact did the introduction of lever-action rifles, such as the Henry and Winchester, have on the settlement of the Old West? Do they deserve their reputation as the "gun(s) that won the West?"	2	AskHistorians
Modern Thailand has a reputation as a place of tolerance and acceptance for transgendered people. What elements of Thai history and/or have culture led to this being the case? Has it long been a society tolerant of alternative gender/sexual roles?	2	AskHistorians
After the close of WWII, what was the average Japanese "man on the street's" reaction (not the official government response) to the Holocaust and Japan's indirect support thereof as an ally of Germany?	2	AskHistorians