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How did rock music affect 20th century history?

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Are there any monarchies throughout history that were secular?

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What was the extent of soviet involvement during the Spanish civil war?

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Did the war on terror contribute to the decline of the USA’s hegemonic power?

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How did Monaco remain its own city-state and never became part of France?

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Why was the House of Bourbon so incompetent, or at least seen as such by popular history?

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How wealthy was Julius Cesar growing up?

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How can 17th century England be home to the greatest minds of the enlightenment and witch burning at the same time?

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Why do English speaking historians have such a bad understanding of roman law?

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One of my professors recently said "no one can claim to have as much impact on world history at large like philosophers have", is there any truth to that statement?

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How did rock music affect 20th century history?	1
Are there any monarchies throughout history that were secular?	1
What was the extent of soviet involvement during the Spanish civil war?	1
Did the war on terror contribute to the decline of the USA’s hegemonic power?	1
How did Monaco remain its own city-state and never became part of France?	1
Why was the House of Bourbon so incompetent, or at least seen as such by popular history?	1
How wealthy was Julius Cesar growing up?	1
How can 17th century England be home to the greatest minds of the enlightenment and witch burning at the same time?	0
Why do English speaking historians have such a bad understanding of roman law?	0
One of my professors recently said "no one can claim to have as much impact on world history at large like philosophers have", is there any truth to that statement?	0