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What is the official historical/etymological term for the creator of a word or conceptual term?

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What was the organizational process for planning a large convoy during World War 2?

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Why didn't humans in Africa and India kill off all of their megafauna, when compared to North America?

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Ancient shell middens seem to be the waste of a potential resource. Did any hunter-gatherer cultures learn to process shells for calcium carbonate, or were shells too difficult to process, which is why they were thrown away?

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Do we have genetic evidence of descendants of the Huns in various parts of Europe today?

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Could some of the destruction from the Bronze Age Collapse been caused by wildfires?

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When and how did U.S. diplomacy evolve from Cold War-era Bismarckian realism to values-based diplomacy?

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Have any of the Iron Age 'Troglodytae' dwellings on the Red Sea coast or southern Libya been discovered by archaeologists?

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What precedents laid the intellectual foundation for the conquistadors' genocide of native peoples in the Caribbean?

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What economic forces have led to the drastic reduction of workers on construction sites and the slower pace of construction in the US compared to a century ago?

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What is the official historical/etymological term for the creator of a word or conceptual term?	1	AskHistorians
What was the organizational process for planning a large convoy during World War 2?	1	AskHistorians
Why didn't humans in Africa and India kill off all of their megafauna, when compared to North America?	1	askscience
Ancient shell middens seem to be the waste of a potential resource. Did any hunter-gatherer cultures learn to process shells for calcium carbonate, or were shells too difficult to process, which is why they were thrown away?	1	AskHistorians
Do we have genetic evidence of descendants of the Huns in various parts of Europe today?	1	AskHistorians
Could some of the destruction from the Bronze Age Collapse been caused by wildfires?	1	AskHistorians
When and how did U.S. diplomacy evolve from Cold War-era Bismarckian realism to values-based diplomacy?	1	AskHistorians
Have any of the Iron Age 'Troglodytae' dwellings on the Red Sea coast or southern Libya been discovered by archaeologists?	1	AskHistorians
What precedents laid the intellectual foundation for the conquistadors' genocide of native peoples in the Caribbean?	1	AskHistorians
What economic forces have led to the drastic reduction of workers on construction sites and the slower pace of construction in the US compared to a century ago?	1	AskHistorians