/u/alriclofgar answered "What is the current Academic consensus - Anglo-Saxon Invasion, Anglo-Saxon Migration or none of the above?"

/u/commiespaceinvader answered "Is it true that the Wehrmacht generally treated the average Slavic citizens well occupied Eastern European countries, unless they were Jews, Partisans, or Communist officials?"

/u/mythoplokos on "Did the Hanging Gardens of Babylon actually exist, and has definitive proof been found? Why is it the only wonder whose location has not been definitely found?"

/u/freedmenspatrol answered "In the US Civil War, was it easy to divide the country into "North" and "South"? If so, why? If not, were there areas on either side that disagreed politically with their region?"

/u/anthropology_nerd answered "During the first century of Spanish contact with the New World, what was the mutual reaction to and influence of different standards of female beauty? How quickly was the native fashion overtaken? Did any European trends arise due to the contact with America? Was Creole fashion specific in some way?"

/u/shlin28 answered "Why did the Eastern Roman Empire survive during the fifth century, when the Western Empire fell?"

/u/Georgy_K_Zhukov answered "How easy was it to provoke somebody for a duel in 18-19th century Europe? How hard was it to evade a fight?"

/u/lastatthedisco answered "Why didn't Elizabeth I want to name a successor?"

/u/weinerdog73 answered "What do we know because of the Dead Sea Scrolls that we wouldn't have known otherwise?"

/u/x_tc_x answered "Why did Reagan go after Gaddafi?"

/u/kieslowskifan answered "Alexander Kerensky of Revolutionary Socialist Party who headed the Russian Provisional Government ultimately ended up in the US as a professor in Stanford University. How did he view the Cold War between USSR and the US post World War 2? Did he still remain a supporter of Socialism?"

/u/partymoses answered "In the American War for Independence, some Native American tribes sided with the British, while others sided with the colonist Americans. What were some of the factors which lead to the Native Peoples supporting either side?"

/u/fort_douaumont answered "After Alsace-Lorraine was reclaimed by France at the end of WW1, was there any trouble reintegrating the territory or population back into France?"

/u/parallelpain answered "Toyotomi Hideyoshi managed to complete his late master Oda's dream of conquering Japan. His rule was such that he managed to confiscate private weapons from peasantry and launch an invasion of Korea with hope to conquer China. So why was he never proclaimed Shogun?"

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