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Across Asia, I've noticed that Art Deco architecture is largely confined to places with a rich history of Western colonialism. Why is this?

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What factors worked against the hookah / nargile seeing widespread adoption in China?

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[WP] The islanders of Motunui have no idea that beyond their island lies a cyberpunk dystopian world that has preserved their primitive life as an anthropological experiment. With Moana determined to leave, the experimenters have called a secret emergency meeting.

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For two such closely related nations of people, Scotland and Ireland had strikingly different courses of modernization. What explains this?

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What human institutions active today, aside from Cao’an Temple, can trace some amount of heritage to Manichaeism?

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Have Judaism or Islam ever been practiced among the natives of Korea?

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I want to learn broadly about Palestine under Ottoman rule. What sources, available in English, would you recommend I read for a good overview of this topic?

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Was there ever a sizeable population of ethnically British civilian settlers in Palestine or Hawaii? If so, did any remain after the British crown cut these colonies loose?

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Were there any non-Jewish British civilians who homesteaded in the Mandate of Palestine and Transjordan? If so, did any of them manage to stay on and take Israeli, Jordanian, or Palestinian citizenship or permanent residence?

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Who has studied and written about the legacy of Classical Paganism in the Western world's theatre and drama traditions?

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Across Asia, I've noticed that Art Deco architecture is largely confined to places with a rich history of Western colonialism. Why is this?	8	AskHistorians
What factors worked against the hookah / nargile seeing widespread adoption in China?	7	AskHistorians
[WP] The islanders of Motunui have no idea that beyond their island lies a cyberpunk dystopian world that has preserved their primitive life as an anthropological experiment. With Moana determined to leave, the experimenters have called a secret emergency meeting.	7	WritingPrompts
For two such closely related nations of people, Scotland and Ireland had strikingly different courses of modernization. What explains this?	5	AskHistorians
What human institutions active today, aside from Cao’an Temple, can trace some amount of heritage to Manichaeism?	5	AskHistorians
Have Judaism or Islam ever been practiced among the natives of Korea?	5	AskHistorians
I want to learn broadly about Palestine under Ottoman rule. What sources, available in English, would you recommend I read for a good overview of this topic?	4	AskHistorians
Was there ever a sizeable population of ethnically British civilian settlers in Palestine or Hawaii? If so, did any remain after the British crown cut these colonies loose?	4	AskHistorians
Were there any non-Jewish British civilians who homesteaded in the Mandate of Palestine and Transjordan? If so, did any of them manage to stay on and take Israeli, Jordanian, or Palestinian citizenship or permanent residence?	4	AskHistorians
Who has studied and written about the legacy of Classical Paganism in the Western world's theatre and drama traditions?	3	AskHistorians