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How influential was the Mexican Revolution?

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Why is the idea that Europeans brought alcohol to the Americas so prevalent?

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Why do soldiers march?

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How long did it take before different varieties of European languages appeared in the New World?

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Why did Mexican cinema shifted from mainly rural thematic to a mainly urban one?

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Why isn't Islam more prevalent in the Balkans?

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Yugoslavia means "Land of the Southern Slavs". Bulgarians are also Southern Slavs. Were they invited to form part of Yugoslavia?

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Mexico-Tenochtitlan is estimated to have had 230,000 inhabitants by the early XVI century. How would this compare to European cities?

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How did Cinco de Mayo become such an important festivity among Mexican immigrants in the US when it is not in Mexico?

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How were the Soviets able to beat the British and the Americans to Berlin?

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