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Why do modern wars have such large casualty disparities between forces?

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How did East Germany handle its Nazi past?

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What kept the Qing from modernizing like Japan did?

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Did Chinese Christianity ever pose a threat to the legitimacy of the emperor?

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What was the relationship like between the German Teutonic and Livonian orders and their largely Baltic subjects?

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I know that the Ptolemies portrayed themselves as both traditional Egyptian Pharaohs and great patrons and guardians of Hellenistic culture, but how did the Seleucid and Bactrian kingdoms advertise themselves to the native populace?

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Before the Civil War, how much discrimination did free African Americans living in the North face and how did it compare to the Jim Crow era?

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When reading about Egypt throughout the 1700s-1800s, their status always seems to fluctuate between being a puppet/colony of foreign powers and a fiercely independent state with a powerful, modern army. What was the real diplomatic role of Egypt in the world of the 1800s?

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How was land distribution handled during the Russian settlement/conquest/colonization of Siberia?

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Modern American political arguments are commonly filled with labels like racist and sexist. These terms have the fundamental underpinnings that racism and sexism are bad things. When and how did people in the American public decide that racism and sexism are inherently bad?

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Why do modern wars have such large casualty disparities between forces?	3	AskHistorians
How did East Germany handle its Nazi past?	3	AskHistorians
What kept the Qing from modernizing like Japan did?	3	AskHistorians
Did Chinese Christianity ever pose a threat to the legitimacy of the emperor?	3	AskHistorians
What was the relationship like between the German Teutonic and Livonian orders and their largely Baltic subjects?	3	AskHistorians
I know that the Ptolemies portrayed themselves as both traditional Egyptian Pharaohs and great patrons and guardians of Hellenistic culture, but how did the Seleucid and Bactrian kingdoms advertise themselves to the native populace?	3	AskHistorians
Before the Civil War, how much discrimination did free African Americans living in the North face and how did it compare to the Jim Crow era?	3	AskHistorians
When reading about Egypt throughout the 1700s-1800s, their status always seems to fluctuate between being a puppet/colony of foreign powers and a fiercely independent state with a powerful, modern army. What was the real diplomatic role of Egypt in the world of the 1800s?	3	AskHistorians
How was land distribution handled during the Russian settlement/conquest/colonization of Siberia?	3	AskHistorians
Modern American political arguments are commonly filled with labels like racist and sexist. These terms have the fundamental underpinnings that racism and sexism are bad things. When and how did people in the American public decide that racism and sexism are inherently bad?	3	AskHistorians