Wikipedia:Reference desk/Archives/Humanities/June 2014
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June 1[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 June 1
- difference between a large zit and a carbuncle
- America in the war
- Democracy in Ancient Greece
- What is the world's biggest museum?
- Theological significance of evolution-versus-creation
- Mysterious symbols
June 2[edit]
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- Stores in Northampton, United Kingdom
- Sabbath in Tahiti
- Was Livia Drusilla wife of Roman emperor Augustus a mass murder and did she led her army into Rome to kill people?
June 3[edit]
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- Personal income in the United States
- early humans
- Song name/artist
- Why did the Vikings set up a colony in America?
- Exact end of presidential terms before 1937
- Life time appointments of judges in higher courts only in the US
- Tagline/slogan without a trademark
- History of the # character
- Great-great-grandparents?
June 4[edit]
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- Family Tree of Abrahamic Religions
- whose ablli occupied, were ous positions of life
- Speech from the throne
- French Polynesia
- Fate of liquor companies during prohibition in the US
- Print referencing for a London business, circa 1801-1810.
- A dichotomy in basic attitudes about laws and legality
- Fairness for All Marylanders Act of 2014
- Age of Japheth at time of death
- The EU
June 5[edit]
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- Last Spanish monarch to wear a crown
- Spanish Royal Crown
- Donald Sterling suing the NBA
- Smoking in 1918
- 千家诗
- Nazi rape of Jewish women
- Was Holden in the The Catcher in the Rye in a mental hospital?
- Why did Detroit went down, when other American cities thrived?
June 6[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 June 6
- Second largest Somali population in the US?
- Is this a French military base?
- Destruction of the city of Caen
June 7[edit]
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- Normandy
- Gifts of the King to President Ling-Kong
- Heads of state
- Bhumibol Adulyadej
- Holding a prisoner or a hostage for a long period of time
- What kind of Gothic-Blackletter writing style is this?
June 8[edit]
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- Was there ever a colony in New England called West Hampshire Colony?
- Clerical wear
- The Princess's pregnancy = possible changes to the Constitution of Monaco?
- Chakana - fakelore?
June 9[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 June 9
- American Gothic (legends & folktales)
- Captain James Mackee
- Duke Kahanamoku siblings
- Thich Nhat Hanh & conflict resolution
June 10[edit]
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- Why does China treat North Korea the way it does?
- Hitler and the seven dwarfs
- Does the U.S also keep a record as to what percentage of Latinos marry Latinos of nationalities different from their own?
- Why do so many cultures around the world hate the Jews?
- Luke Allan -the author (actually William Lacy Amy)
- Time Warner and Warner Brothers
June 11[edit]
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- When will China make Guangdong, an all agricultural and tourist province like Hainan?
- RMS Titanic and the White Star Line
June 12[edit]
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- impoverish royals
- Year of Consul A and Consul B
- Does ‘anti‐Latinism’ exist?
- Why are pastors called "reverend" instead of "doctor"?
- Orthodox cathedral identification
- Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria
- Nigeria = world's scam headquarters?
- What to call the Republican right and left
- children's books
June 13[edit]
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- US Navy or Marines General Orders for Sentries question
- 1883 Kalakaua Proclamation
- inventor
- Who got married
June 14[edit]
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- Kalakaua and Grant
- Height of Hawaiian Monarchs
- Source conflict: Number of Japanese in Dublin, Ohio
- Rape during wartime
- Reasoning systems (except from Logic)
June 15[edit]
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- Prince of Denmark
- Sophia Dorothea of Celle
- Looking for funny law tutorial situations
- Opposition leaders of Rhodesia
June 16[edit]
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- Industrial Edens
- How did Europeans manage to convert many people to Christianity in pre-modern times?
June 17[edit]
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- Why do Guyana, Suriname & French Guiana have smaller populations?
- Edward Teller, giving bomb secrets to Israel, security clearance, prosecution?
- Who is Arabic?
June 18[edit]
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June 19[edit]
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June 20[edit]
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- Maoism before Mao
- US primary elections in the 19th and early 20th century for other offices than President
- Engagement photographs
June 21[edit]
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- Manuella Kalili
- Coronation vs. enthronement
- Copyright
- Not A Separate Peace
- SC justice recusal
- Finding half-remembered books
- How does ISIS know how to use sophisticated weapons they capture?
- Free markets and efficiency -- any economists here?
June 22[edit]
Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Archives/Humanities/2014 June 22
- Shadows in Flight download link
- A map of the Hawaiian Islands according to the latest surveys, 1838
- British Abdication
- Architectural terminology (church)
- Mary Higgins Clark-Mother Salut book?
June 23[edit]
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- NHS Constitution
- Why does Macbeth succeed King Duncan in Macbeth
- A nation of pirates
- People who leave the Jehovah's Witness denomination and become Atheists
- OSHA inspections
- How tough is Cthulhu?
- Massive differences in prices for the same item, the psychological aspect
June 24[edit]
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June 25[edit]
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- Harvard referencing the Mahele Book
- Paradox of a Democracy dissolving itself into dictatorship
- Purchasing a bill or bill of exchange
- Time after the Buddhist crisis in South Vietnam
- About holdouts and vulture funds
- Photocopy of dollar bills
- Osage reservation
- Double round "Hoover" collar
June 26[edit]
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June 27[edit]
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June 28[edit]
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