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Was the whole "make out point/bluff" a real thing in 1950ish America, or something made up for slasher films?
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Was there anything like a game show before television? Did Medieval peasants answer trivia in the hopes of winning a BRAND NEW HORSE or something like that?
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Was the irony of America going to war with the Barbary pirates over enslaving Americans, while they themselves enslaved people, ever pointed out at the time?
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In Dracula, Jonathan Harker mentions sending a letter from the castle back to England. How exactly would a letter make it from Transylvania to England in 1897?
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In Westerns (film genre) many men would put on displays by twirling their gun around to intimidate their opponent. Did this actually happen, or should I not like Tombstone so much?
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What would a Roman guard do when apprehending a criminal since there were no handcuffs? Did they go through the effort of using a rope to tie them up?
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Currently in Europe, many people speak more than one language. How prevalent was this in say, the Middle Ages?
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