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What is the history of the 'mob'? Also why are only the Italian and Irish mobs famous?

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Why did WW1 become a “total war”? Why did nobody consider a negotiated peace to avoid all the bloodshed?

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Has a rogue general or military unit ever sparked a larger conflict or even war?

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How was corruption reduced over time in the west and how does it compare to modern corruption in third world countries?

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Did the (positive) experiences of Black American soldiers in Britain during WWII have any notable or lasting impacts on US society?

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It appears that since WWII instances of fraternisation with the enemy have stopped occurring. Is this true and if so what is the cause?

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Has a country ever gone to war for genuinely "moral" reasons?

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How does American late 20th century dominance compare to British late 21st century dominance?

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Why has USA, Canada, Australia and NZ remained culturally European or "Western" but South America has not?

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Why were most ancient civilizations misogynistic?

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What is the history of the 'mob'? Also why are only the Italian and Irish mobs famous?	2
Why did WW1 become a “total war”? Why did nobody consider a negotiated peace to avoid all the bloodshed?	2
Has a rogue general or military unit ever sparked a larger conflict or even war?	1
How was corruption reduced over time in the west and how does it compare to modern corruption in third world countries?	1
Did the (positive) experiences of Black American soldiers in Britain during WWII have any notable or lasting impacts on US society?	1
It appears that since WWII instances of fraternisation with the enemy have stopped occurring. Is this true and if so what is the cause?	1
Has a country ever gone to war for genuinely "moral" reasons?	1
How does American late 20th century dominance compare to British late 21st century dominance?	1
Why has USA, Canada, Australia and NZ remained culturally European or "Western" but South America has not?	1
Why were most ancient civilizations misogynistic?	0