/u/rioabajo answered "Western films often purport a stark difference between Southwestern "village Indians" like the Pueblo and Yuma, and "warrior Indians" like the Apache and Comanche. Were these cultures really so distinct in lifestyle?"

/u/Rittermeister answered "How did William the Bastard/Conqueror raise such a large army?"

/u/Kugelfang52 answered "How did 1950s and 60s pop culture address Nazi Germany and the Holocaust?"

/u/shlin28 answered "Why do early medieval writers like Gregory of Tours spend so much time talking about saints and miracles, rather than writing the great-men-and-battles style history popular in the Roman Empire?"

/u/petite-acorn answered "How accurate is Hollywood's portrayal of what we know as "The Wild West"?"

/u/thucydideswasawesome answered "What does Marxist historiography consist of, and what are its problems?"

/u/waritter answered "How Much Would a Suit of Armour from 1455 – 1485 cost?"

/u/kieslowskifan answered "I constantly hear that the Russian Imperial Army of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries was outdated, poorly organized, and poorly led. How exactly was is outdated, how was it poorly led, what was the obsolete equipment it used, and what more modern equipment were other nations using?"

/u/astrogator on "How do we still know a lot of things of emperors of the Roman Empire wo had been given a damnatio memoriae by the senate?"

/u/the_howling_cow answered "I've read that during the Battle of the Bulge Army troop shortages were so bad that they let blacks and whites serve together in the same unit. I also heard that they remained integrated after the battle. Is this true? What happened to such units after the VE-Day?"

/u/ohsideSHOWbob answered "Why is Environmental Determinism wrong?"

/u/hillsonghoods answered "25 years ago Nirvana released 'Nevermind', What was it about this album that catapulted grunge into the mainstream? What was it about this new found fame that disillusioned Cobain so much? & What affect did Cobain's suicide have on the grunge scene?"

/u/Georgy_K_Zhukov on "A recent post mentioned incidents of American soldiers "fragging" their own officers during the latter years of the Vietnam War. Just how widespread was this? Why?"

/u/cckerberos answered "Why did Japanese historical figures change their names so often?"

/u/StormL answered "What did the church think of the Black Death? Was there any suggestion of a divine influence in the plague? What strategies did the church use in response?"

/u/loudshell answered "How did Iberian priests convert native populations to Christianity?"

The response from /u/kieslowskifan to my question about 18th Century Russian bourgeoisie was fantastic and deserves a nod here!

Not a single response, but /u/sunagainstgold and /u/AncientHistory discussing "When and how did "Indian burial ground" become a horror trope?" would be my nomination.