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How relevant was gunpowder to the Europeans’ early military supremacy over native Americans?

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Why was there such a big number of Germans and German villages within Imperial Russia?

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Which were the proposed separations considered by the "Committee On The Dismemberment of Germany" in 1945?

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After WW1, the Treaty of Sèvres planned the partition of the Ottoman Empire with Greece, Italy, France and Armenia taking large parts of Anatolia and East Thrace. This Treaty was eventually never followed. Which other post-WW1 territorial reorganization plans were never followed, and why?

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Are there any historical facts withdrawn from historical documents that were later discovered to be works of fiction?

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Considering that they were ruled together for most of their history, why is modern Czechia so non-religious (only 10% catholics) while Slovakia is highly religious (60%+ catholics)?

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In similarity to Georgia (the state) and Georgia (the country), are there any other places worldwide that share the same name?

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How relevant was gunpowder to the Europeans’ early military supremacy over native Americans?	138
Why was there such a big number of Germans and German villages within Imperial Russia?	14
Which were the proposed separations considered by the "Committee On The Dismemberment of Germany" in 1945?	5
After WW1, the Treaty of Sèvres planned the partition of the Ottoman Empire with Greece, Italy, France and Armenia taking large parts of Anatolia and East Thrace. This Treaty was eventually never followed. Which other post-WW1 territorial reorganization plans were never followed, and why?	5
Are there any historical facts withdrawn from historical documents that were later discovered to be works of fiction?	2
Considering that they were ruled together for most of their history, why is modern Czechia so non-religious (only 10% catholics) while Slovakia is highly religious (60%+ catholics)?	1
In similarity to Georgia (the state) and Georgia (the country), are there any other places worldwide that share the same name?	1