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During and immediately after WW2, military leaders like MacArthur and Zhukov had major influence within the governments of the United States and the Soviet Union. Did this have any impact on the aggressive, confrontational, militarized nature of the early Cold War?

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What happened to Mexican communities conquered in the Mexican-American war? What role did the first Mexican Americans play in the history of the Old West?

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In Renaissance Florence, most marriages were between a woman in her teens and a man in his 30s. Did this age dynamic lead to masses of young widows and fatherless children? What ramifications did this normalized age gap have on Florentine society?

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Why did fascists hate Freemasons so much?

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In the high middle ages, how cosmopolitan was Central and Eastern Europe? Was 13th century Hungary dotted with Romanian, Croatian, and Slovakian villages?

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Was there ever a time in which a mutually intelligible Indo-European language was spoken continuously from Brittany to India?

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What are the primary arguments for and against an Anatolian homeland for Proto-Indo-European people?

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Did the Classical Greeks really believe their myths to be fact?

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In the late 19th century, as the Western world shifted to motor power and rail for transportation, what happened to all of the "unemployed" horses?

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The writings of Josephus suggest that first-century Palestine was full of Jewish preachers and heretics with their own cults and disciples. What made the followers of Jesus of Nazareth so much more successful than others?

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During and immediately after WW2, military leaders like MacArthur and Zhukov had major influence within the governments of the United States and the Soviet Union. Did this have any impact on the aggressive, confrontational, militarized nature of the early Cold War?	31	AskHistorians
What happened to Mexican communities conquered in the Mexican-American war? What role did the first Mexican Americans play in the history of the Old West?	31	AskHistorians
In Renaissance Florence, most marriages were between a woman in her teens and a man in his 30s. Did this age dynamic lead to masses of young widows and fatherless children? What ramifications did this normalized age gap have on Florentine society?	31	AskHistorians
Why did fascists hate Freemasons so much?	30	AskHistorians
In the high middle ages, how cosmopolitan was Central and Eastern Europe? Was 13th century Hungary dotted with Romanian, Croatian, and Slovakian villages?	30	AskHistorians
Was there ever a time in which a mutually intelligible Indo-European language was spoken continuously from Brittany to India?	30	AskHistorians
What are the primary arguments for and against an Anatolian homeland for Proto-Indo-European people?	30	AskHistorians
Did the Classical Greeks really believe their myths to be fact?	30	AskHistorians
In the late 19th century, as the Western world shifted to motor power and rail for transportation, what happened to all of the "unemployed" horses?	30	AskHistorians
The writings of Josephus suggest that first-century Palestine was full of Jewish preachers and heretics with their own cults and disciples. What made the followers of Jesus of Nazareth so much more successful than others?	30	AskHistorians