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So the US has country music, Germany has Schlager, and I assume most other European countries also have their own equivalent contemporary folk genres. Apart from England. Why not England?
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What was the earliest known society to have achieved near-universal literacy even among common people?
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Why did countries like the UK, Germany or the Netherlands never experience the same degree of rural depopulation in the 19th century as countries like France or Spain?
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What is it about Arctic summers that make them so ideal for breeding such large swarms of mosquitos?
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Why were grapes traditionally such a favoured source of alcohol around the Mediterranean despite the preponderance of many other different kinds of fruit in the region?
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How is Olof Palme's legacy usually regarded by historians, in terms of the consequences of his domestic and foreign policies?
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Why didn't the Algerian Civil War of the 90s lead to the same kind of refugee crisis that we see today in Syria, despite the war's similarly destructive nature and Algeria's close proximity to Europe?
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