This house believes that history is thick rather than thin
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This house regrets the dominant portrayal of historical women as lacking agency.
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This house, as a religious leader, would destroy the test.
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This house prefers for queer narratives in popular media to primarily center around the present (ex. Heartstopper, Bottoms, Love, Simon, Twinless) rather than the past (ex. Boots, Queer, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Brokeback Mountain).
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This House, as Kvothe, would face the invaders as a diplomat rather than a warrior.
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This house supports the use of "Life-like"
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This house believes that history education should prioritize the experiences of everyday people over the actions of great leaders.
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This house prefers post-colonial nations prioritising history curricula that actively focus on transformative narratives depicting agency and self-determination over narratives of victimhood in past oppression.
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‘In countries that are currently democratic, This house predicts that the nationalist-populist wave of the late 2010s and early 2020s will be remembered as being in the wrong side of history as opposed to the correct in 50 years time.
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This house regrets the decline of Black Liberation Theology in African American activism
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This house regrets the Down to the Countryside Movement
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This house opposes speculation about the queer identity of historical figures already established as having no association with the LGBTQ+ community.
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This house supports school curricula prioritizing transnational narratives over national ones.
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This house would ban the private ownership of historical artifacts
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This house, as Josef, would permanently move to Prague rather than return to Denmark
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This house prefers a world in which Imran khan never entered politics
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This house prefers a world where religions did not place emphasis on central historical figures (e.g., Prophet Muhammad in Islam, Jesus Christ in Christianity)
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This house supports the reframing of historical tragedies as entertainment (e.g., Dahmer, Chernobyl, Oppenheimer, etc.)
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This house prefers that post-conflict nations teach "history from above" as opposed to "history from below"
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This house regrets the perceived efficacy of the Nuremberg Trials