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When latin authors such as Cicero or Lucan celebrate the Republic over the Empire, is it a belief in democratic ideals talking or their aristocratic status?

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What Makes a Folk-Religion a Folk-Religion?

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Nations at war often seize control of their media to control the narrative of war efforts. After reading about this happening in Ukraine, I wonder: To what extent did Allied/UN powers control the news during the 20th Century?

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What happened in oklahoma 1917?

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How rampant was cannibalism during the Great Famine of 1315?

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What's considered the beginning of Korean history, or Korean civilization?

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Did any Japanese Americans defect to Imperial Japan?

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When latin authors such as Cicero or Lucan celebrate the Republic over the Empire, is it a belief in democratic ideals talking or their aristocratic status?	26
What Makes a Folk-Religion a Folk-Religion?	26
Nations at war often seize control of their media to control the narrative of war efforts. After reading about this happening in Ukraine, I wonder: To what extent did Allied/UN powers control the news during the 20th Century?	26
What happened in oklahoma 1917?	26
How rampant was cannibalism during the Great Famine of 1315?	26
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What's considered the beginning of Korean history, or Korean civilization?	26
Did any Japanese Americans defect to Imperial Japan?	26