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Who are the most important women of science?
Women remain underrepresented in science; despite this some women have made massive contributions to…
Daniel Halliday
Feb 11
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What is the most historically significant event that influenced the abolition of slavery?
Many separate historical event led to a gradual rejection of slavery in most parts of the world. Wh…
Daniel Halliday
Nov 27
5Viewpoints
Why does Russia have such a large territory?
What led to the Russian Federation being the largest country in the world and what does this mean fo…
Daniel Halliday
Dec 30
3Viewpoints
What effect did the Wars of the Three Kingdoms have on British society?
The Wars of the Three Kingdoms was a series of wars that ultimately led to the English Civil Wars an…
Daniel Halliday
Feb 17
5Viewpoints
What led to the rise and fall of Saddam Hussein?
Saddam Hussein held power in Iraq from 1979 until 2003, known as a brutal dictator, he was eventuall…
Daniel Halliday
Sep 9
3Viewpoints
What led to the collapse of communism?
At its height 27 countries claimed to be communist states, however, today only five countries remain…
Daniel Halliday
Oct 6
3Viewpoints
What led to such long military government rule in Myanmar?
Myanmar has been under some form of military government since 1962. Why has the military had such a…
Daniel Halliday
Sep 18
4Viewpoints
How did the international spread of Gunpowder change the course of history?
Gunpowder is an invention that had a large role to play in the military history of the world. Origi…
Daniel Halliday
Apr 9
2Viewpoints
What are the most effective non-violent protests in history?
Nonviolent resistance is the process of achieving social change through non-violent action, and has …
Daniel Halliday
Sep 30
10Viewpoints
What led to the end of apartheid?
Recently the African National Congress took their narrowest victory in a South African election sinc…
Daniel Halliday
May 12
1Viewpoints
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