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Has there always been an ideological split between younger and older voters in the United States, and, if so, has it always been younger voters that voted more liberally (for the time period)?

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Many people these days think certain serious topics aren't appropriate for text messages. Before telephones, was there a social understanding that certain topics shouldn't be written about in letters but saved for in-person discussions?

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During the times of large Christian institutions like the Holy Roman Empire, was there a way for atheists to overtly or covertly indicate their lack of belief?

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Has there always been an ideological split between younger and older voters in the United States, and, if so, has it always been younger voters that voted more liberally (for the time period)?	1358
Many people these days think certain serious topics aren't appropriate for text messages. Before telephones, was there a social understanding that certain topics shouldn't be written about in letters but saved for in-person discussions?	8
During the times of large Christian institutions like the Holy Roman Empire, was there a way for atheists to overtly or covertly indicate their lack of belief?	8