/u/mikedash answered "Every once in a while a website will claim that teeth extracted from dead soldiers at Waterloo supplied dentures across Europe for years. Is this a myth, and moreover why does it seem only Waterloo gets this treatment, as opposed to bigger Napoleonic battles like Wagram or Leipzig?"

/u/drylaw answered "Were European explorers afraid to find more advanced civilizations than them?"

/u/valkine answered "During the First Crusade, were there any alternative proposals to invading the Levant?"

/u/kingconani answered "What's the significance of the popularity of "Ripperology"?"

/u/libertat answered "Who were the Picts and how and when did they transition from a tribal to a feudalistic lifestyle?"

/u/cnzmur answered "How were battles fought in the late 18th century? (especially in the non-Western world)"

/u/hannahstohelit answered "In the 1920s to the 1930s, some people thought Ivey League schools used race to limit the amount of admitted Jewish students, was this true, if so what (if any) action was taken against the colleges because of the racial discrimination?"

/u/bacarruda answered "When and why did militaries stop updating 'ceremonial' uniforms?"

/u/J-Force anaswered "Are conclusions reached by historical reenactors or people who are "living history" taken seriously by modern scholars? Have legitimate advancements in our understanding of historical life been the result of things like this before?"

/u/kieslowskifan answered "Why did the Russian Empire limit Jewish settlement to the western parts of the empire?"

/u/y_sengaku answered "I read something referencing the "Mortgage of Denmark", where a King basically 'sold' different parts of the country to German rulers and subsequent Kings had to buy the land back. Is there somewhere I can learn more about how this happened? How does a country mortgage its territory?"