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How did people in 17th-18th Century Europe view the Middle Ages?

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To what extent did state-sponsored segregation in the American South apply to the intellectual, artistic, legal, financial, and otherwise “non-embodied being” of African Americans?

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Prior to Kennedy's October 22 televised speech, how much did the American public know about the Cuban Missile Crisis?

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My understanding is that Butch Cassidy was the de facto leader of the Wild Bunch, and the Sundance Kid was just a member. Why has Sundance become equally (?) as famous as Butch?

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How did the Shinsengumi become such popular characters in fiction and pop culture?

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When did the couch/sofa become "standard" home furniture in Western Europe and North America?

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A postcard featured today on /r/PropagandaPosters depicts the "Origin and Development of a Suffragette." It shows a 15 year old carrying a baby doll. Were baby dolls popular toys for teenage girls in the early 20th century?

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How did people in 17th-18th Century Europe view the Middle Ages?	2
To what extent did state-sponsored segregation in the American South apply to the intellectual, artistic, legal, financial, and otherwise “non-embodied being” of African Americans?	2
Prior to Kennedy's October 22 televised speech, how much did the American public know about the Cuban Missile Crisis?	2
My understanding is that Butch Cassidy was the de facto leader of the Wild Bunch, and the Sundance Kid was just a member. Why has Sundance become equally (?) as famous as Butch?	2
How did the Shinsengumi become such popular characters in fiction and pop culture?	1
When did the couch/sofa become "standard" home furniture in Western Europe and North America?	1
A postcard featured today on /r/PropagandaPosters depicts the "Origin and Development of a Suffragette." It shows a 15 year old carrying a baby doll. Were baby dolls popular toys for teenage girls in the early 20th century?	1