/u/sunagainstgold answered "Where are we on 'No Irish Need Apply', historiographically?"

/u/commiespaceinvader answered "How Did Holocaust Survivors Survive?"

/u/depanneur answered "Is it true that Saint Patrick driving the snakes out of Ireland is actually a metaphor for pagan genocide? What are the origins of this story?"

/u/lilac1399 answered "How much say did a noble woman have in the negotiation of her marriage in Medieval Britain or France?"

/u/mikedash answered "Did something like the Hunger Games take place in the Easter Islands?"

/u/shlin28 answered "What was(were) the religion(s) before Islam in North Africa and Middle East ?"

/u/thefourthmaninaboat answered "The HMS Barham had 1184 crew. What are the duties of the crew that require so much people? Do modern war ships require so much crew now that we have better computers? Did the crew ever have to disembark with handheld weapons to join foot soldiers?"

/u/kieslowskifan answered "Did Nazis write books about America before hostilities broke out? How important was environmentalism to the emergence and ascendancy of the Nazi Party?"

/u/Stormtemplar answered "There's a popular post on /r/TIL right now that states that in "Medieval Times" redheads were associated with all forms of immorality, lycanthropy/vampirism/witchcraft, etc., and that the Spanish Inquisition singled them out for persecution. How accurate and widespread were these claims?"

/u/profrhodes answered "Why Apartheid Ended?"

/u/quickspore answered "In "I Believe" (from The Book of Mormon), Elder Price sings that "I believe that in 1978 God changed/his mind about black people." What did the Mormons believe about black people before this? What is the current stance, and why did it take so long for this stance to be official?"

/u/cleopatra_philopater answered "What happened to the Ptolemaic Egyptian bureaucracy after the Romans took over?"

/u/chocolatepot answered "Was there a dedicated/recommended cycling attire, either for ladies or gentlemen, in the second half of the 19th century?"

/u/freedmenspatrol answered "How effective was the United States and the USN at disrupting the transatlantic slave trade?"

/u/rfasbr answered "Were Africans generally aware of where slave ships were taking people? Was there any mythology surrounding this?"