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What happened to the expansion philosophy most powerful nations had?

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Why was anti-Semitism so prevalent in the US in the early 1900s, to the extent that it was commonly associated with the KKK?

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As time goes on and primary sources start to become digital instead of physical objects (e.g. tweets from the president, articles published online, etc.), what exactly do archivists do the preserve these?

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From my understanding, in 1972, the Supreme court ruled that the death penalty was a violation of the 8th amendment in Furman v. Georgia. However in 1976, this was overturned in Gregg v. Georgia. What caused the supreme court to change its position so quickly in just a four-year period?

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What happened to Ludendorff after he was acquitted?

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What's the best way to approach asking questions to a historian, librarian, archivist, etc. about their area of expertise?

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Czechoslovakia peacefully divided into Slovakia and the Czech Republic in 1993. In the years/months leading up to this moment, how exactly do political tensions get so high that people want to secede and become a separate country, but not enough to cause a civil war?

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What's the difference between Fascism and Communism and why do they hate each other so much?

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How much of the Great Depression was President Hoover actually responsible for?

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What was the actual reason we bombed Nagasaki and Hiroshima?

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What happened to the expansion philosophy most powerful nations had?	1
Why was anti-Semitism so prevalent in the US in the early 1900s, to the extent that it was commonly associated with the KKK?	1
As time goes on and primary sources start to become digital instead of physical objects (e.g. tweets from the president, articles published online, etc.), what exactly do archivists do the preserve these?	1
From my understanding, in 1972, the Supreme court ruled that the death penalty was a violation of the 8th amendment in Furman v. Georgia. However in 1976, this was overturned in Gregg v. Georgia. What caused the supreme court to change its position so quickly in just a four-year period?	1
What happened to Ludendorff after he was acquitted?	1
What's the best way to approach asking questions to a historian, librarian, archivist, etc. about their area of expertise?	1
Czechoslovakia peacefully divided into Slovakia and the Czech Republic in 1993. In the years/months leading up to this moment, how exactly do political tensions get so high that people want to secede and become a separate country, but not enough to cause a civil war?	1
What's the difference between Fascism and Communism and why do they hate each other so much?	0
How much of the Great Depression was President Hoover actually responsible for?	0
What was the actual reason we bombed Nagasaki and Hiroshima?	0