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I've been wondering if there are any known long term effect from the nuclear weapon tests done in the Nevada/New Mexico region. Did the sparse population help negate any or did the growth of cities like Las Vegas cause any concern during the trials? Did Mexico ever have a strong objections against these tests?
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I read somewhere that Jackson actually tried to get Indians out of Georgia and onto the Trail of Tears because the local Americans would've killed them. I also thought Oklahoma was considered to be a good piece of land at the time. Would just like some clarification.
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Hello, which controversial themes are being discussed about the incas? I find the history about the incas fascinating
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My friend cited wiki on the fact that only wool was used... but I insist silk was used especially for aristocracy or upper class (U.S.)
Am I right or was it only wool?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1880s_in_Western_fashion#Underwear
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Edit: To clarify, I mean in the modern, western Countries. However information on places outside the west is welcome.
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Was it a recorded phenomena in the 1950s? 1900s? Or before?
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I couldn't find a straightforward answer to this, especially one that attempted to account for most of the widely known estimates. Also, as a follow-up question, how are these estimates formed and how do they seem to vary extremely?
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This is a little bit juvenile, but did prominent wig-wearers like Louis XIV remove their hairpieces very often? What were the mechanics of wearing elaborate wigs in bed?
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Long periods under military dictatorships is something shared by many South American countries. Brazil, Argentina, Chile, they all had them at some point. In other places of the globe, dictatorships were never so concentrated as they were in South America.
What are the key factors that led to this? Why so much instability in countries so close to each other?
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I was reading online about the atlantic slave trade and I was wondering: How likely was an african taken into slavery to make it to his destination? What were the average mortality rates aboard slave ships, and were they much higher for slaves than for british or french sailors? Did they decrease considerably from the 1600s to the 1800s?
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As a non american this seems prettt weird. Looking at todays parties, you would have thought that the Democrats would be anti slavery and the Republicans pro slavery.
Has anything changed within the years?
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Specifically, I'd like to know when the first universities opened that would allow in more than just priests and other religious figures.
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I've looked at pictures of Osaka, Tokyo, Nagasaki, Sapporo and there's no sight of any fully traditional urban spaces. Kyoto seems to have a rather small one, but that's it. I understand that Japan suffered a LOT of bombings during WW2 (especially Hiroshima and Nagasaki), but so did many European cities, but they've either rebuilt the historic places or restored them. Why didn't Japan do the same?
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what were the major effects of the Colombian Exchange? how did this motivate Spain to administer the new world ?
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what exactly was then motivation for the age of exploration in 1400 and 1500. Why exactly did Christopher Columbus do it ?
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It seems that some of them may take the name of their geographic areas but not all.
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