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Arts & Humanities: History: “Question: If the Incas had conquered Mexico and marched through the Sierras/Cascades through the Alaskan Islands and attacked Japan, could Nihon win?” plus 3 more

Arts & Humanities: History: “Question: If the Incas had conquered Mexico and marched through the Sierras/Cascades through the Alaskan Islands and attacked Japan, could Nihon win?” plus 3 more


Question: If the Incas had conquered Mexico and marched through the Sierras/Cascades through the Alaskan Islands and attacked Japan, could Nihon win?

Posted: 14 Aug 2014 07:22 AM PDT

if the Incas had conquered Mexico and marched through the Sierras/Cascades through the Alaskan Islands and attacked Japan, could Nihon win?

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Question: Why is it very important that paying the deficit down to 0 so the USA remains what our forefathers determined what status was important?

Posted: 14 Aug 2014 06:37 AM PDT

Reducing the deficit to zero, while attractive, does nothing to eliminate the debt.

Debt and Deficit are TWO different things. We reduced the deficit to zero during the Clinton administration during the 90s. But we still had a massive debt.

Question: Salve a tutti, vorrei sapere che differenza c'è tra informatica applicata e ingegneria informatica... grazie in anticipo! :)?

Posted: 14 Aug 2014 06:26 AM PDT

salve a tutti, vorrei sapere che differenza c'è tra informatica applicata e ingegneria informatica... grazie in anticipo! :)?

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Question: In WWII did Germany use Carbon filament lite bulbs?

Posted: 14 Aug 2014 06:17 AM PDT

In most countries which had electricity up to the 1940s "light bulbs" (note spelling) had tungsten filaments, but there were a few instances of early use of fluorescent tubes and sodium lighting in factories and similar large buildings from the very late 1930s.

I do not know about Germany in particular, but I doubt that it was much different from most European counties and Britain in that respect. Germans certainly were in the forefront of technological development in electrical and other matters.

I grew up in Britain in a small town in the 1950s. In that time at home and in most places including street lights there was only one type of bulb - a standard tungsten bulb. Other types of streert light were on the way in around big cities.

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