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[Request] [F4F] Denial is the Deadliest River [cheerleader as speaker] [goth girl as listener] [enemies to lovers] [aggressive sex] [regret] [fear] [internalized homophobia] [love strangled in its crib] [sad ending] NSFW

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Did members of the Reichsrat in Weimar Germany have political parties, or was it a non-partisan body?

9 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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How long has the concept of marital monogamy actually existed in western societies?

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Between the abandoning of the Continental Dollar in 1780 and the adoption of the United States Dollar in 1792, was there any nationwide currency in the United States?

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How long has the concept of marital monogamy actually existed in western societies?

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After its founding/unification on 17 July 927 CE [Proleptic Gregorian], has the Kingdom of England or its successor states ever been ruled by a foreign power, or has it always been an "independent" nation? If it HAS been ruled by a foreign power, who was it and when?

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What single celestial body exerts the greatest gravitational influence on the sun?

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How long has the concept of marital monogamy actually existed in western societies?

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In your professional opinion, what was the largest-scale wartime "betrayal" in history? By "betrayal", I specifically mean one nation/group in a formal alliance breaking said alliance and joining in another formal alliance with the wartime enemy of its erstwhile ally.

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Wikipedia claims that an object without propulsion requires an elliptical Earth orbit with a perigee no less than 130 km in order to make one full revolution. However, there is no source given for this figure. What could it be based on?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
[Request] [F4F] Denial is the Deadliest River [cheerleader as speaker] [goth girl as listener] [enemies to lovers] [aggressive sex] [regret] [fear] [internalized homophobia] [love strangled in its crib] [sad ending] NSFW	11	gonewildaudio
Did members of the Reichsrat in Weimar Germany have political parties, or was it a non-partisan body?	9	AskHistorians
How long has the concept of marital monogamy actually existed in western societies?	8	AskHistorians
Between the abandoning of the Continental Dollar in 1780 and the adoption of the United States Dollar in 1792, was there any nationwide currency in the United States?	8	AskHistorians
How long has the concept of marital monogamy actually existed in western societies?	3	AskHistorians
After its founding/unification on 17 July 927 CE [Proleptic Gregorian], has the Kingdom of England or its successor states ever been ruled by a foreign power, or has it always been an "independent" nation? If it HAS been ruled by a foreign power, who was it and when?	2	AskHistorians
What single celestial body exerts the greatest gravitational influence on the sun?	1	askscience
How long has the concept of marital monogamy actually existed in western societies?	1	AskHistorians
In your professional opinion, what was the largest-scale wartime "betrayal" in history? By "betrayal", I specifically mean one nation/group in a formal alliance breaking said alliance and joining in another formal alliance with the wartime enemy of its erstwhile ally.	1	AskHistorians
Wikipedia claims that an object without propulsion requires an elliptical Earth orbit with a perigee no less than 130 km in order to make one full revolution. However, there is no source given for this figure. What could it be based on?	1	askscience