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    1. Why is it that you can comb through annals of history but not a single annal? (Contributed by Don F.)

    2. Why did they stop building the pyramids ? (Contributed by Don F.)

    3. They say history repeats itself. Shouldn't we be correcting the things we do wrong? (Contributed by Don Woods)

    4. How did Columbus "discover" America if there were already people here? (Contributed by Eldridge Scales)

    5. Has history ever recorded a time when the majority were right? (Contributed by J.J.)

    6. How is it possible for anyone to change the history of the world? (Contributed by J.J.)

    7. Do you think General Custer's last words were "OK drop the bows and arrows and no one gets hurt"? (Contributed by Jim Adams)

    8. At Bunker Hill (actually Breeds Hill) if the Red Coats attacked with their eyes closed would they have been defeated? (Contributed by W.J. Newhart)

    9. After you've heard two eyewitness accounts of an auto accident do you wonder about history? (Contributed by Bits & Pieces)

    10. Have you ever been out walking at night gazing up at the bright stars and remembered that all life as we know it evolved from a muddy pond somewhere in Africa? (Contributed by Steven Hanov)

    11. Was Paul Revere a tattle-tail? (Contributed by Krista)

    12. If history repeats itself, why is there never any re-runs of the six o'clock news? (Contributed by R. Nelson)

    13. Wouldn't a good lesson from history be that nothing is often a good thing to do and always a clever thing to say? (Contributed by Will Durant)

    14. Isn't history an endless repetition of the wrong way of living? (Contributed by Lawrence Durrell)

    15. If history is the science of what never happens twice, why do people say that history repeats itself? (Contributed by Paul Valery)

    16. Who built the pyramids? And why? (Contributed by Jerry Jordison)

    17. How come every time history repeats itself, the price goes up? (Contributed by Floyd Maxwell)

    18. Is it true that history is kept exciting by humanity's continuous influx of fresh ignorance? (Contributed by Ralphie)

    19. Is it true that history does not repeat itself, it merely rhymes? (Contributed by Anil Mahabir)

    20. Would the reason that history repeats itself be because nobody listens the first time? (Contributed by The Vent on AccessAtlanta.com)

    21. Does history, history, history always have a way of repeating itself? (Contributed by Jim Adams)

    22. If books about the past are written by females, are they called herstory? (Contributed by Jim Adams)

    23. Why do History Teachers always state the obvious? (Contributed by Dragon H.)

    24. Why was the Holy Roman Empire neither holy nor Roman? (Contributed by M.F.)

    25. Why do we need to learn history if its already history? (Contributed by Brian Coulson)

    26. It’s nice to be remembered, right? But isn’t it safer to be forgotten? (Contributed by The Vent on AccessAtlanta.com)

    27. Isn’t history just a set of lies agreed upon by the victor? (Contributed by Don F.)

    28. Don’t you think that any event, once it has occurred, can be made to appear inevitable by a competent historian? (Contributed by Don F.)

    29. Wouldn’t history be a wonderful thing, if only it were true? (Contributed by Don F.)
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