/u/400-Rabbits answered "How did Herman Cortez unite many of the Mesoamerican tribes with him against the Aztecs?"

/u/dandan_noodles answered "What specific battle tactics did Napoleon employ for people to consider him a military mastermind?"

/u/TheShowIsNotTheShow answered "Did the average American in the 1930s speak more formal than the average modern American, or is it the language development that makes the parlance of early-1900-Americans sound so bureaucratic compared to Americans of today?"

/u/stormtemplar answered "What does pre-modern grief look like? How did it change from times when mortality rates were much higher? Did the Black Death change how grief was expressed?"

/u/Hergrim answered "In Bernard Cornwell's Agincourt a character mentions that Milanese armour is the only thing that can stop the English Longbows. How accurate is that statement? Were any forms of armour impervious to Longbows?"

/u/AlviseFalier answers "How did the Milanese win at the battle of Legnano?"

/u/Bodark43 answered "How were the tiny parts in mechanical watches machined and made with such precision at a small size in the era between the 1500s and the early 1800s?"

/u/parallelpain answered "I've heard that the Emperor of Japan, despite being the de jure and not de facto ultimate power during the pre-Meiji Shogunate period's, was still immensely powerful and could request almost anything. Is this true? And how did this work relative to the Shogun himself?"

/u/brittneybyrd answered "Is it fair to characterize the English Civil War as a religious war?"

/u/frederfred1 answered "Medieval kings regularly got divorced, or married their cousins, against the will of the church. So how much power did the church have over marriage in medieval times?"

/u/Gorrest-Fump answered "Did Henry Ford really promote square dancing in order to destroy jazz?"