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Did the American Revolution leave its mark on the Hessian cultural memory?

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In terms of total pilots lost, were kamikaze attacks more lethal than conventional Japanese bombing runs?

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What became of American isolationalists during and after the war? Did they feel embarrassed?

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Was America behind the assassination of Italian PM Aldo Moro?

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Why did the US decide not to have an official language (especially when it has a very clear de-facto official language)?

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Is there a historical connection between British Israelism and Black Hebrew Israelites?

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Some languages that are not Indo-European, like Basque or Hungarian, are completely surrounded by Indo-European languages. How did these languages form and survive?

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Did General MacArthur retake the Philippines because he felt guilty about losing it in the first place, or was there a legitimate military reason for his actions?

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Why is the US government so long-lived? Since ratifying the Constitution in 1789, the government has never been replaced through invasions, revolutions, coups, etc.

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Before Commodore Perry "opened" Japan, was the nation aware of the major political and industrial revolutions going on in Europe?

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Did the American Revolution leave its mark on the Hessian cultural memory?	2	AskHistorians
In terms of total pilots lost, were kamikaze attacks more lethal than conventional Japanese bombing runs?	2	AskHistorians
What became of American isolationalists during and after the war? Did they feel embarrassed?	2	AskHistorians
Was America behind the assassination of Italian PM Aldo Moro?	2	AskHistorians
Why did the US decide not to have an official language (especially when it has a very clear de-facto official language)?	2	AskHistorians
Is there a historical connection between British Israelism and Black Hebrew Israelites?	2	AskHistorians
Some languages that are not Indo-European, like Basque or Hungarian, are completely surrounded by Indo-European languages. How did these languages form and survive?	2	AskHistorians
Did General MacArthur retake the Philippines because he felt guilty about losing it in the first place, or was there a legitimate military reason for his actions?	2	AskHistorians
Why is the US government so long-lived? Since ratifying the Constitution in 1789, the government has never been replaced through invasions, revolutions, coups, etc.	2	AskHistorians
Before Commodore Perry "opened" Japan, was the nation aware of the major political and industrial revolutions going on in Europe?	2	AskHistorians