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I just read that because Vicksburg, MS fell to Union forces on July 4th, 1863, the town refused to celebrate the 4th of July until 1945. It got me thinking, what other holidays have fallen out of favor (permanently or temporarily) in American history?
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Is it true that the night of the long knives was called that because the SS had long knives whilst the SA had short knives?
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Was it an important theological concept that only a Roman Emperor is a legitimate ruler? How did this influence history?
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Why has conservatism been so closely aligned with religion, where liberalism is closer to secularism?
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Following dyslexda's question, how would Han Dynasty soldiers have fared against Romans of the equivalent time?
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