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Why does Mexico seem older and more steeped in tradition compared to its North America counterparts in the U.S. and Canada?

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Is it necessary to have a history undergrad or Masters to get into a history PhD program?

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Did ancient Greeks/Romans/etc actually believe in their Gods the same way modern day monotheistic religions do?

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Why does Mexico seem older and more steeped in tradition compared to its North America counterparts in the U.S. and Canada?	211
Is it necessary to have a history undergrad or Masters to get into a history PhD program?	11
Did ancient Greeks/Romans/etc actually believe in their Gods the same way modern day monotheistic religions do?	2