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Who were the wealthiest people in the Thirteen Colonies (or U.S.) right at the year 1775?

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What are the differences between manorialism and capitalism?

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In the business world, when managers replace other managers, they fire and replace their underlings. When Presidents are elected, have they ever fired their Generals?

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Is this research paper accurate regarding income inequality in Roman times?

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What remains of the HRE's Imperial Road today?

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Has there actually ever been any (near)-egalitarian societies?

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The many times the China split and united, there appeared to always be an idea of a single 'De Jure' nation wanting to be united. What other cultures have experienced this?

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How would Hitler be perceived if it were not for the Holocaust?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Who were the wealthiest people in the Thirteen Colonies (or U.S.) right at the year 1775?	2
What are the differences between manorialism and capitalism?	2
In the business world, when managers replace other managers, they fire and replace their underlings. When Presidents are elected, have they ever fired their Generals?	2
Is this research paper accurate regarding income inequality in Roman times?	1
What remains of the HRE's Imperial Road today?	1
Has there actually ever been any (near)-egalitarian societies?	1
The many times the China split and united, there appeared to always be an idea of a single 'De Jure' nation wanting to be united. What other cultures have experienced this?	1
How would Hitler be perceived if it were not for the Holocaust?	0