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How old is the bidet? Did all toilets start out with bidets or not, and was toilet paper every the primary way to clean after using the bathroom in countries where it's not common now?

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At what point in history do we see that some groups of people have turned to milking animals for food; and what do we know about the procedures they performed in order to get said milk?

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Was the work of Oskar Schindler (to hide Jewish persons from Nazi camps, and other things) really as noble as portrayals like "Schindler's List" are meant to make us believe?

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Who in real life actually sought after the Sorcerer's Stone (philosopher's stone)? what is the earliest known reference to it, and how was it described?

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How did the Black Plague influence social changes in Europe and the world?

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When cannabis was made illegal in the US, did this influence the drug policy of other countries, especially those where cannabis is native to?

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Why is recreational marijuana use illegal and so heavily punished in several Asian countries?

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What, historically, are the effects of increasing minimum wage? Was this a question for peoples before the Industrial Era?

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Does the story of the Trojan War actually coincide with the founding of Rome? Could those be the Sea Peoples?

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A friend of mine recently told me that the American Civil War was actually the "failed Southern uprising," and that even the notion of "civil war" is an impossibility.... Is this something worth considering, from a historical perspective?

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How old is the bidet? Did all toilets start out with bidets or not, and was toilet paper every the primary way to clean after using the bathroom in countries where it's not common now?	4	AskHistorians
At what point in history do we see that some groups of people have turned to milking animals for food; and what do we know about the procedures they performed in order to get said milk?	4	AskHistorians
Was the work of Oskar Schindler (to hide Jewish persons from Nazi camps, and other things) really as noble as portrayals like "Schindler's List" are meant to make us believe?	3	AskHistorians
Who in real life actually sought after the Sorcerer's Stone (philosopher's stone)? what is the earliest known reference to it, and how was it described?	3	AskHistorians
How did the Black Plague influence social changes in Europe and the world?	3	AskHistorians
When cannabis was made illegal in the US, did this influence the drug policy of other countries, especially those where cannabis is native to?	2	AskHistorians
Why is recreational marijuana use illegal and so heavily punished in several Asian countries?	2	AskHistorians
What, historically, are the effects of increasing minimum wage? Was this a question for peoples before the Industrial Era?	2	AskHistorians
Does the story of the Trojan War actually coincide with the founding of Rome? Could those be the Sea Peoples?	2	AskHistorians
A friend of mine recently told me that the American Civil War was actually the "failed Southern uprising," and that even the notion of "civil war" is an impossibility.... Is this something worth considering, from a historical perspective?	2	AskHistorians