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Who first used the phrase “seize the means of production”?

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How many people in American politics (if any) were or are citizens by naturalization rather than birthright or parentage?

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It seems to me that Stalin was incredibly conciliatory to Hitler prior to June 1941 and thus bears some responsibility for Hitler’s rise, yet I don’t hear much discussion of this perspective; do historians concur with my view, or am I way off?

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What is the longest chain of nations achieving independence from each other?

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What role did Stalin and the Soviet government play in the famine of 1932-1933, exactly?

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What was Jesus called in life?

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Seeing as how the Confederacy was very Southern and not too fond of the rest of America, why did they call themselves "The Confederate States of America" as opposed to something like "The Confederate States of the South" or "The Confederate States of Dixie", etc?

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Who first used the phrase “seize the means of production”?	1
How many people in American politics (if any) were or are citizens by naturalization rather than birthright or parentage?	1
It seems to me that Stalin was incredibly conciliatory to Hitler prior to June 1941 and thus bears some responsibility for Hitler’s rise, yet I don’t hear much discussion of this perspective; do historians concur with my view, or am I way off?	1
What is the longest chain of nations achieving independence from each other?	1
What role did Stalin and the Soviet government play in the famine of 1932-1933, exactly?	1
What was Jesus called in life?	1
Seeing as how the Confederacy was very Southern and not too fond of the rest of America, why did they call themselves "The Confederate States of America" as opposed to something like "The Confederate States of the South" or "The Confederate States of Dixie", etc?	0