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What was Soviet policy regarding the Armenian Genocide?

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Did the precolonial indigenous peoples of Alaska and Kamchatka ever trade/interact or at the very least know of one another's existence?

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Judaism is, for lack of a better term, weird in its approach to things. From Shabbat elevators to the curiously hardline approach to dietary laws, the Orthodox Jewish approach to life is legalistic and uncompromising in its obsession with ritual purity. Has Judaism always been like this?

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What is the modern historian's consensus on Edward Said? Beyond his his obvious influence, does all his work still hold up in 2019?

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How did medieval lords actually extract money from their lands?

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Namibia, in the days of German colonization, once had a reasonably sized German population before coming under South African rule. What happened to them during WW2 and where were their attitudes and sympathies?

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What happened to Mediterranean trade after the destruction of Carthage?

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What is the historiography around the Zemene Mesafint and how did it impact Ethiopian society?

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How and when did Sikh Rehat develop into the customs we see today?

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Let's say I'm a particularly racist southerner in Jim Crow times in law school and I want to "keep the blacks in their place". Was there a degree path for racial law? What kinds of classes could I take if I want to work on Jim Crow related cases?

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What was Soviet policy regarding the Armenian Genocide?	2
Did the precolonial indigenous peoples of Alaska and Kamchatka ever trade/interact or at the very least know of one another's existence?	2
Judaism is, for lack of a better term, weird in its approach to things. From Shabbat elevators to the curiously hardline approach to dietary laws, the Orthodox Jewish approach to life is legalistic and uncompromising in its obsession with ritual purity. Has Judaism always been like this?	2
What is the modern historian's consensus on Edward Said? Beyond his his obvious influence, does all his work still hold up in 2019?	2
How did medieval lords actually extract money from their lands?	2
Namibia, in the days of German colonization, once had a reasonably sized German population before coming under South African rule. What happened to them during WW2 and where were their attitudes and sympathies?	2
What happened to Mediterranean trade after the destruction of Carthage?	2
What is the historiography around the Zemene Mesafint and how did it impact Ethiopian society?	2
How and when did Sikh Rehat develop into the customs we see today?	2
Let's say I'm a particularly racist southerner in Jim Crow times in law school and I want to "keep the blacks in their place". Was there a degree path for racial law? What kinds of classes could I take if I want to work on Jim Crow related cases?	2