Wikipedia:Reference desk/Archives/Humanities/April 2019
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- Could Maximilian I of Mexico have reacquired his rights to the Austrian throne had he lived?
- Israel vs Palestine
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- Tax returns of Donald Trump
- Fast-growing areas in Europe
- Data on List of Indian states and territories by Human Development Index
- Famous in Later Life
- Misuse of Wikisource as an encyclopedia
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April 9[edit]
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- Did Mexican revolutionaries ever put forward a claim to Florida?
- Any other US states with something similar to Tennessee's Grand Divisions
- Unicorn
- The Thornbirds
- Are there any sites that attempt to spit out which House of Commons district is most similar to US district X or vice versa?
April 10[edit]
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- Do we know if the US was going to militarily intervene if the Texas rebels would have been on the verge of losing?
- First language of Scottish kings
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April 14[edit]
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- Mary E. Hart
- The source of 6 million as the number of Jews murdered in the Holocaust
- Marriage officiants in the United States/Marriage locations in the United States
- What were Vienna's ethnic and/or linguistic demographics in 1910?
- What was Boston's Non-Hispanic Black percentage in 2010?
April 15[edit]
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- Is there even such a thing as flying water tankers?
- Did any monarchies have age limits for inheriting?
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April 18[edit]
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- Mars simulation
- "Brand seizing"
- What is the object depicted in this image called?
- Do any US state constitutions require more than a majority vote to be amended?
April 19[edit]
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- Have there been any other cases of naturalized citizens becoming classified as natural-born citizens?
- Statistical chart for ranges
- Research sources for Earhart/Hawaii Clipper Search and Rescue efforts
- Can one realistically write and publish a law review article if one isn't a law school student or lawyer?
April 21[edit]
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- Where is Raoul Berger buried?
- Judaism
- Burials at Notre Dame de Paris
- Worshipping ancient Greek or Roman gods
April 22[edit]
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- German Law Reference
- What's a formula to guesstimate the # of unique books at the largest public library building of a US metro area from population?
- Greek mythology during Islamic golden age
April 23[edit]
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- What were the thoughts of Communists on the US's historical treatment of Native Americans?
- Can anyone find "A Letter from Martin Luther King from a Selma, Alabama Jail"?
- Wikimusic
- Secret "justice"
- Which territories that the US never actually acquired were ever on the radar of US expansionists?
- Compelling interest for enumerating US citizens(?)
- Is there any recent info on the Pirahã?
April 24[edit]
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- Which Soviet cities had the largest percentage of Jews in 1959?
- Christian denominations that allow termination of pregnancy after fertilization but not after implantation
- Beard of Francis I of France
April 25[edit]
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- How much of a factor was slavery in Southerners' desire to expand the US?
- Did any country ever have a sex ratio for middle-aged people lower than Russia had in 1950?
- 17th-century French literature
- The role of blank slatism in decolonization
April 27[edit]
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- Speculative fiction novel
- Why didn't Russia militarily intervene during the Hamidian massacres?
- The scope of the schools clause of the 1875 Civil Rights Act
April 28[edit]
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- Sport country codes deviating from IOC
- What's the name of this Ottoman vilayet?
- Who are the current members of the Pan-African Parliament?
- Quotes on Allen Ginsberg
April 29[edit]
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- Explanation of "The Nihilist" painting by Paul Merwart
- Can the European Union's judiciary declare laws and constitutional provisions in EU member states to be unconstitutional?