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What were the black-majority, Reconstruction Era state legislatures really like?

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In 1975, Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam was ‘dismissed’ by the Governor-General. How much evidence is there that both the CIA and the Nixon/Ford administrations played a significant role in the dismissal, along with Rupert Murdoch? If so, why?

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“ My political opinions lean more and more to Anarchy (philosophically understood, meaning abolition of control not whiskered men with bombs) – or to ‘unconstitutional’ Monarchy.” a quote from Tolkien. Did anarchy mean something different in the early 20th century than it does now?

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What was Italian food like before the Columbian Exchange?

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What would medieval peasants' bodies have looked like?

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What were Hitlers intentions for the royal family?

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What is the earliest historical source of the Bible?

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How come so many Roman ruins exist in mainland Europe today but there are hardly any left in England?

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I’m an average British citizen living in July/August 1776. I just heard about America’s Declaration of Independence. Do I care about this? How does this impact my life (if it does at all)?

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What were the black-majority, Reconstruction Era state legislatures really like?	70
In 1975, Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam was ‘dismissed’ by the Governor-General. How much evidence is there that both the CIA and the Nixon/Ford administrations played a significant role in the dismissal, along with Rupert Murdoch? If so, why?	70
“ My political opinions lean more and more to Anarchy (philosophically understood, meaning abolition of control not whiskered men with bombs) – or to ‘unconstitutional’ Monarchy.” a quote from Tolkien. Did anarchy mean something different in the early 20th century than it does now?	70
What was Italian food like before the Columbian Exchange?	70
What would medieval peasants' bodies have looked like?	70
What were Hitlers intentions for the royal family?	70
What is the earliest historical source of the Bible?	70
How come so many Roman ruins exist in mainland Europe today but there are hardly any left in England?	70
I’m an average British citizen living in July/August 1776. I just heard about America’s Declaration of Independence. Do I care about this? How does this impact my life (if it does at all)?	70
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