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Who's the first human in history that we can identify?

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When did the Western societies start to perceive homosexuality as a characteristic, not as an act?

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Was the fall of communism an operation by the communist secret police to take away the power from the communist parties?

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Does Puritanism as a religious doctrine has anything to do historically with puritanism in its modern meaning, for example as a restrictive view on public nudity?

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The fundamental ideological divide on the American political scene now seems to be liberalism/conservatism. What was the divide in the 19th century?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Who's the first human in history that we can identify?	219
When did the Western societies start to perceive homosexuality as a characteristic, not as an act?	80
Was the fall of communism an operation by the communist secret police to take away the power from the communist parties?	17
Does Puritanism as a religious doctrine has anything to do historically with puritanism in its modern meaning, for example as a restrictive view on public nudity?	3
The fundamental ideological divide on the American political scene now seems to be liberalism/conservatism. What was the divide in the 19th century?	1