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What was the antebellum white planter class mentality on slavery and the North?

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What are some sought after, currently lost primary sources?

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Did any westerner take the Imperial Examinations in Dynastic China?

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What led to the decline of street urchins and orphanages?

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Are there any good "historiographical" sources on how things shift from popular memory into history as time passes?

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Tone of voice and body language when it comes to primary texts.

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What effects did WWI and the Bolshevik Revolution have on the Progressive Movement in the US?

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The late 1810s in the US are called the "Era of Good Feelings" which lasted until the Crash of 1819. Mt. Tambora erupted in 1815 which caused the following year to be "The Year Without A Summer." How did this affect the US?

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In the Middle Ages, did burning cats in bonfires help spread the Black Plague?

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Should I read bad history to get an idea of what it is?

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What was the antebellum white planter class mentality on slavery and the North?	1
What are some sought after, currently lost primary sources?	1
Did any westerner take the Imperial Examinations in Dynastic China?	1
What led to the decline of street urchins and orphanages?	1
Are there any good "historiographical" sources on how things shift from popular memory into history as time passes?	1
Tone of voice and body language when it comes to primary texts.	1
What effects did WWI and the Bolshevik Revolution have on the Progressive Movement in the US?	1
The late 1810s in the US are called the "Era of Good Feelings" which lasted until the Crash of 1819. Mt. Tambora erupted in 1815 which caused the following year to be "The Year Without A Summer." How did this affect the US?	1
In the Middle Ages, did burning cats in bonfires help spread the Black Plague?	1
Should I read bad history to get an idea of what it is?	1