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What is a good source regarding the affect of the Babylonian exile on Jewish theology?

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What are some seminal works or historiography relating to state collapse and how services are managed during such a collapse?

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How does lack of sleep in adolescence affect one's future development and health?

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Why did the deep south unilaterally vote for FDR? Were they opposed to his expansion of executive power? If so, why not just vote for Independents or deep south parties like the Dixiecrats instead to show their disdain like they did post ww2?

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What brought government into existence? What is the first recorded instance of one?

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If Ashkenazi Jews had a strong presence in Germany circa the Early/Middle Ages and then in the Enlightenment, to the point where one of their main languages (Yiddish) was an upper german dialect, why were they excluded from the "völk" and attacked through völkisch antisemitism in the 1930s?

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What is the effect of restricted suffrage on interest groups? Historically, how has restricted suffrage changed the role of interest groups/lobbyists in the political process?

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Is there any estimate of how many German officers and soldiers got away with the Holocaust, without facing any charges?

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Inbreeding certainly amplifies bad genes, but what about good genes? Are there any case studies of "good inbreeding genes" with regards to humans?

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Could gut bacteria lead to diseases or even eat surrounding tissue? If you don't eat enough will they all just slowly die off or turn towards something else as a food source?

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What is a good source regarding the affect of the Babylonian exile on Jewish theology?	5	AskHistorians
What are some seminal works or historiography relating to state collapse and how services are managed during such a collapse?	5	AskHistorians
How does lack of sleep in adolescence affect one's future development and health?	5	askscience
Why did the deep south unilaterally vote for FDR? Were they opposed to his expansion of executive power? If so, why not just vote for Independents or deep south parties like the Dixiecrats instead to show their disdain like they did post ww2?	4	AskHistorians
What brought government into existence? What is the first recorded instance of one?	3	AskHistorians
If Ashkenazi Jews had a strong presence in Germany circa the Early/Middle Ages and then in the Enlightenment, to the point where one of their main languages (Yiddish) was an upper german dialect, why were they excluded from the "völk" and attacked through völkisch antisemitism in the 1930s?	3	AskHistorians
What is the effect of restricted suffrage on interest groups? Historically, how has restricted suffrage changed the role of interest groups/lobbyists in the political process?	2	AskHistorians
Is there any estimate of how many German officers and soldiers got away with the Holocaust, without facing any charges?	2	AskHistorians
Inbreeding certainly amplifies bad genes, but what about good genes? Are there any case studies of "good inbreeding genes" with regards to humans?	1	askscience
Could gut bacteria lead to diseases or even eat surrounding tissue? If you don't eat enough will they all just slowly die off or turn towards something else as a food source?	1	askscience