The votes are in!

Taking the 'Flair's Choice' Award is /u/mictlantecuhtli for their answer to "How much do we know about the Teuchitlan Tradition's societal structure and how it was reflected in the layout of their settlements?".

The vote getter for the 'User's Choice' Award was /u/Snapshot52, who answered "I am in a class with a student who is adamant that the US Government is not responsible for the death of Native Americans, and has claimed there was no genocide- just unintentionally introduced germs. How correct is he?".

Finally, "Dark Horse Award", recognizing the top voted non-flaired answer, goes to /u/malvolio1 for the response to "In the documentary, The Great War (BBC 1964 Part 1), The narrator seems to imply that WW1 was a foreseen inevitability by many influential leaders of the time. Was the oncoming conflict truly that obvious?".

The winners each recieve a month of reddit gold in recognition of their accomplishment!

So as always, a big congratulations to the winners, and a big thanks to everyone who contributed to the subreddit in the past month! Also a reminder, if you want to nominate answers for the monthly awards, the best way to do so is to submit your favorite posts every week to the Sunday Digest!

For a list of past winners, check out this Wiki page!