/u/sunagainstgold answered "Would a crew of a ship departing from Venice in the 14th century towards Middle East have any plans ready in case they encounter a leviathan on their route?"

/u/kashisaur answered "When did the Catholic Church first become a fee-for-service based organization?"

/u/anthropology_nerd answered "From TIL - "In 18th-century America... ...No Indians were defecting to join colonial society, but many whites were defecting to live in the Native American one." Is this true?"

/u/tenminutehistory answered "Is history written by the victors?"

/u/the_howling_cow answered "What were the responsibilities of a staff sergeant in the United States Army during World War Two?"

/u/shlin28 answered "What was Rome like under Ostrogothic rule? Did they have a similar system of government? Did they use Rome's old buildings? Was the culture similar?"

/u/papiriuscursor answered "If the Romans studied a lot about Alexander the Great, why is it they lacked the ability to conquer the far middle east, Persia, and India."

/u/kieslowskifan answered "What is the modern opinion of the Naval Treaties between WW1 and WW2?"

/u/thepioneeringlemming answered "Where there any prominent anti abolitionist movements outside of the US during its chattel slavery period?"

/u/imaginarystudy answered "In the Mitchell and Webb sketch about Sir Walter Raleigh naming Virginia, it is remarked that it seems "rude to call a land after the fact that our Queen've never done it". Do we know his exact reasoning as to why choose that name rather than, say, Lizzieland?"

/u/descafeinado answered In Europe, the centres of big cities are often the most expensive and "hip" places to live. In the US, "inner city" seems to be a synonym for "poor and crime-ridden". What caused this disparity?