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Anthony Direnzo claims that, in Anicent Rome, "no one, either free or slave, could afford to be illiterate." What is the consensus historical persepective on literacy in Ancient Rome?
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How valid is the theory that the European colonization of the New World caused reforestation, leading to the Little Ice Age?
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How true is this claim about Victorian England? “Having all your teeth removed was considered the perfect gift for a 21st birthday or a newly married bride.”
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To what extent did Walter Cronkite's criticism of the Vietnam War after the Tet Offensive actually change public perception of the war? Was he more so vocalizing an increasingly mainstream anti-War position?
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Is it true that Descartes nailed dogs to boards and tortured animals to substantiate his belief that animals were machines?
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