/u/lcnielsen answered "Was Zoroastrianism the source for Christianity?"

/u/klesk_vs_xaero answered "Why did the allies refuse to fulfill Italy's demands at the end of ww1?"

/u/antiquarianism answered "Did early North American natives build any structures like the Mayans or Incas did?"

/u/mikedash answered "In 1765, a chimney sweep was banished from for 5 years from Edinburgh and expelled from the local chimney sweep organization for assisting after a hanging went awry. Were chimney sweeps notably anti-death penalty? Why was it a "grievous punishment" to be exiled to Leith?"

/u/Bacarruda answered "Similar to the 33rd Waffen Grenadier Division is there any other noticable cases of allied soldiers defecting to the Axis powers?"

/u/poob1x answered "How did early American explorers explain how Native Americans got to America?"

/u/dhmontgomery answered "What did Europe eat and drink during the Napoleonic Era?"

/u/enclavedmicrostate answered "How much did most Taiping rebels buy into Hong Xiuqian's religion?"

/u/partymoses answered "Was there any Pro-British sentiment in the U.S. during The War of 1812?"

/u/Khenghis_Ghan answered "Machu Picchu was never discovered by the Spanish invaders, or anybody else for that matter until 1911. Why did the Incas abandon such a good secluded and strategic location in such a desperate time?"

/u/hellcatfighter answered "Chiang Kai-shek studied at a Japanese Army Academy school for Chinese students, then briefly served in the Japanese Army. Why did Japan set up a school to train officers for their most immediate enemy? While serving, how was the experience for both Chinese Officers and Japanese subordinate soldiers?"

/u/Bacarruda answered "How did the average American patriot colonist view the Continental army's use of guerrilla tactics to fight the British in the American Revolutionary War?"

/u/swarthmoreburke answered "In Things Fall Apart, Okonkwo describes yams as "a man's crop." Coco-yams, beans, and cassava are "women's crops," according to the character. Could someone elaborate on the gender distinctions between crops in 19th century Nigeria?"

/u/lord_mayor_of_reddit answered "If the founding fathers feared the rise of political parties, why did they implement a first past the post voting system, that will always favor the creation of 2 very strong parties?"

/u/dandan_noodles answered "Prussia apparently worked towards reforming its army between its exit from the First Coalition in 1795 and its involvement in the Fourth in 1806. What did these reforms entail, and why did they seem to fare so dismally against Napoleon despite them?"

/u/a_dissident_is_here answered "How on earth did the Unabomber evade capture for nearly 20 years, despite the costliest FBI investigation in history?"