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Khrushchev was removed from power. How did this happen, exactly?

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What was going on in the black metal scene in the early 90s? Why was it so chaotic?

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How important was William the Conqueror in terms of creating the English culture?

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What does it mean when someone's white blood cells are "over 40,000"?

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In the mid 90s, an episode of The Simpsons had a fictional cartoon in it called "Worker and Parasite", described as "Eastern Europe's favorite cat and mouse team" from 1959. Is this based on anything from the time period?

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Today, I came across a debate in the UK Parliament from 1890 calling typewritten petitions informal. Why would it be considered informal?

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In the US, has the general public historically been resistant to a new media form being able to produce celebrities? (Better explanation of what I'm asking inside.)

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I was once told that Sparta had the world's first professional military. Is this accurate?

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During the 80s in the US, there seemed to be a widespread dislike of anything from the 70s. Why was this?

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Khrushchev was removed from power. How did this happen, exactly?	1	AskHistorians
What was going on in the black metal scene in the early 90s? Why was it so chaotic?	1	AskHistorians
How important was William the Conqueror in terms of creating the English culture?	1	AskHistorians
What does it mean when someone's white blood cells are "over 40,000"?	1	askscience
In the mid 90s, an episode of The Simpsons had a fictional cartoon in it called "Worker and Parasite", described as "Eastern Europe's favorite cat and mouse team" from 1959. Is this based on anything from the time period?	1	AskHistorians
Today, I came across a debate in the UK Parliament from 1890 calling typewritten petitions informal. Why would it be considered informal?	1	AskHistorians
In the US, has the general public historically been resistant to a new media form being able to produce celebrities? (Better explanation of what I'm asking inside.)	0	AskHistorians
I was once told that Sparta had the world's first professional military. Is this accurate?	0	AskHistorians
During the 80s in the US, there seemed to be a widespread dislike of anything from the 70s. Why was this?	0	AskHistorians