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When is the first English N.American colony considered viable or self sustaining? In terms of food, tools, and babies?

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The Weimar constitution abolished the nobility and noble privileges with only remnants being left in names only; "von blahblahburg" What actually were the noble privileges in the Empire?

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Was there a revanchist movement in Mexico in the 20 years following the Mexican-American War?

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What is the history of Military Academies and when did a New World school like West Point gain global standing along the European institutions?

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details to the US war strategy in vietnam

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Were the Spanish settlers of the mountain valleys of New Mexico economically better off than those who stayed in Spain. Was the journey ‘worth’ it?

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Has Yuletide always been the dominant holiday season or was its conversion to Christmas what bumped up its importance?

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Ex-SS soldiers in the French foreign legion?

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What factors allowed the Ottomans to succeed where the Byzantines failed in taking the old East Roman lands then expanding beyond them?

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[Sustainability] How diverse were the crops, livestock, and general foodstuffs produced by your typical English, French, and German medieval towns? And how reliant were they on trade for a balanced diet?

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When is the first English N.American colony considered viable or self sustaining? In terms of food, tools, and babies?	3	AskHistorians
The Weimar constitution abolished the nobility and noble privileges with only remnants being left in names only; "von blahblahburg" What actually were the noble privileges in the Empire?	3	AskHistorians
Was there a revanchist movement in Mexico in the 20 years following the Mexican-American War?	3	AskHistorians
What is the history of Military Academies and when did a New World school like West Point gain global standing along the European institutions?	3	AskHistorians
details to the US war strategy in vietnam	3	AskHistorians
Were the Spanish settlers of the mountain valleys of New Mexico economically better off than those who stayed in Spain. Was the journey ‘worth’ it?	3	AskHistorians
Has Yuletide always been the dominant holiday season or was its conversion to Christmas what bumped up its importance?	2	AskHistorians
Ex-SS soldiers in the French foreign legion?	2	AskHistorians
What factors allowed the Ottomans to succeed where the Byzantines failed in taking the old East Roman lands then expanding beyond them?	2	AskHistorians
[Sustainability] How diverse were the crops, livestock, and general foodstuffs produced by your typical English, French, and German medieval towns? And how reliant were they on trade for a balanced diet?	2	AskHistorians