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What’s the story behind rats/mice becoming the go-to animal for scientific experiments?

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Was there any substantial backlash to the Monroe Doctrine from global powers, and why was it considered such a large shift in US policy?

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What happened in Ethiopia in 1991, and why did the Tigray region’s borders change?

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Why did US Presidents frame their political and social goals as wars?

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In medieval Europe, what was the general etiquette for addressing a King in his court?

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Did the Russian Revolution shift power from the old elite to a different class, or did it just change the system to old elite operated in? Also, the French Revolution seemed more like the latter case. Is this accurate?

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Is there a reason the US government has transitioned away from many, small bills like FDR’s “alphabet soup” towards large meaty bills like BBB? Or has not much changed and this is just modern observation bias?

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In the election of 1860, abolitionists were viewed as an extreme branch of the Republican Party. How did the end of the Civil War become conditional on the end of slavery when so few people at the beginning of the war supported abolition?

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How did different cultures of the Late Bronze Age Mediterranean distinguish their identities when many shared similar Pantheons, (i.e. Greeks and Trojans)?

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How difficult was it for a non-elite urban Roman to hunt for meat? Is this difficultly the primary reason why romans ate very little meat?

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What’s the story behind rats/mice becoming the go-to animal for scientific experiments?	2	AskHistorians
Was there any substantial backlash to the Monroe Doctrine from global powers, and why was it considered such a large shift in US policy?	2	AskHistorians
What happened in Ethiopia in 1991, and why did the Tigray region’s borders change?	2	AskHistorians
Why did US Presidents frame their political and social goals as wars?	2	AskHistorians
In medieval Europe, what was the general etiquette for addressing a King in his court?	2	AskHistorians
Did the Russian Revolution shift power from the old elite to a different class, or did it just change the system to old elite operated in? Also, the French Revolution seemed more like the latter case. Is this accurate?	2	AskHistorians
Is there a reason the US government has transitioned away from many, small bills like FDR’s “alphabet soup” towards large meaty bills like BBB? Or has not much changed and this is just modern observation bias?	2	AskHistorians
In the election of 1860, abolitionists were viewed as an extreme branch of the Republican Party. How did the end of the Civil War become conditional on the end of slavery when so few people at the beginning of the war supported abolition?	2	AskHistorians
How did different cultures of the Late Bronze Age Mediterranean distinguish their identities when many shared similar Pantheons, (i.e. Greeks and Trojans)?	2	AskHistorians
How difficult was it for a non-elite urban Roman to hunt for meat? Is this difficultly the primary reason why romans ate very little meat?	2	AskHistorians