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What are some major events in recent U.S. history (19th-20th century) that the average person would probably not know about?

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How did WW1 armies know when individual soldiers died on the battlefield?

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When did Venice offically stop being part of the Byzantine empire?

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Were there any civilizations that had museums and a great interest in antiquity and history like we have today?

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Were the Habsburgs good Leaders?

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As far as we know, how old is the practice of wrapping gifts before giving them?

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Is there any legitimacy to the Black Egyptian Hypothesis?

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From Beirut to Jerusalem

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How was the HRE "not really an empire"?

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So uhhh... what exactly were the responsibilities of the groom of the stool in England?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What are some major events in recent U.S. history (19th-20th century) that the average person would probably not know about?	14
How did WW1 armies know when individual soldiers died on the battlefield?	14
When did Venice offically stop being part of the Byzantine empire?	14
Were there any civilizations that had museums and a great interest in antiquity and history like we have today?	14
Were the Habsburgs good Leaders?	14
As far as we know, how old is the practice of wrapping gifts before giving them?	14
Is there any legitimacy to the Black Egyptian Hypothesis?	14
From Beirut to Jerusalem	14
How was the HRE "not really an empire"?	14
So uhhh... what exactly were the responsibilities of the groom of the stool in England?	14