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What was Monaco's strategy for becoming a tax haven? What was the French reaction?

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What happened to the Hohokam? Who did later tribes in Hohokam territory think the Hohokam were?

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Were the countries that were the primary slave exporters for the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade static or dynamic across its history and how did the beginning, height, and end of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade affect their economies?

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How competitive would a US South family farm with forty acres and a mule have been in the late 19th Century?

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Why was "Maryland, My Maryland" adopted as Maryland's state song in 1939? Why were the 1974, 1980, and 1984 attempts to repeal and/or replace it unsuccessful?

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How do we know that the "Hopewell" were a tradition or culture, rather than simply a trade network? Or, when does a trade network become a society unto itself in the eyes of historians and anthropologists? And did any recognizable language from them survive?

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Why did the tobacco industry become so involved in motorsport? The first non-automotive sponsored livery (at least in Formula One) was the 1968 Gold Leaf Lotus and tobacco companies have practically (or even by name, as in the case of British American Racing) owned and run teams. [Smoking]

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How effective was the selection process for the Doge of Venice?

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Did university/academic researchers play a role in breaking the sound barrier?

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What social cachet did Jewish-American humor have in 1997, when "Seinfeld" had a plot about an American telling Jewish jokes immediately after conversion? Did the show's own success have much influence?

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What was Monaco's strategy for becoming a tax haven? What was the French reaction?	6	AskHistorians
What happened to the Hohokam? Who did later tribes in Hohokam territory think the Hohokam were?	6	AskHistorians
Were the countries that were the primary slave exporters for the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade static or dynamic across its history and how did the beginning, height, and end of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade affect their economies?	6	AskHistorians
How competitive would a US South family farm with forty acres and a mule have been in the late 19th Century?	6	AskHistorians
Why was "Maryland, My Maryland" adopted as Maryland's state song in 1939? Why were the 1974, 1980, and 1984 attempts to repeal and/or replace it unsuccessful?	6	AskHistorians
How do we know that the "Hopewell" were a tradition or culture, rather than simply a trade network? Or, when does a trade network become a society unto itself in the eyes of historians and anthropologists? And did any recognizable language from them survive?	6	AskHistorians
Why did the tobacco industry become so involved in motorsport? The first non-automotive sponsored livery (at least in Formula One) was the 1968 Gold Leaf Lotus and tobacco companies have practically (or even by name, as in the case of British American Racing) owned and run teams. [Smoking]	6	AskHistorians
How effective was the selection process for the Doge of Venice?	6	AskHistorians
Did university/academic researchers play a role in breaking the sound barrier?	6	AskHistorians
What social cachet did Jewish-American humor have in 1997, when "Seinfeld" had a plot about an American telling Jewish jokes immediately after conversion? Did the show's own success have much influence?	5	AskHistorians