/u/ucumu answered Choctaw historian Rita Laws, Ph.D, says the association we have of Native Americans with hunting and fishing is an massive exaggeration, and that the Aztec, Mayan, and Zapotec children ate 100% vegetarian diets until at least the age of ten years old. Is this factual?

/u/mikedash answered "A common element of letters to Santa from the late 19th and early 20th is requests for bags of nuts for Christmas. Why is this? Was it just tradition or did children actually want nuts for Christmas over, say, candy?"

/u/woofiegrrl answered The Deaf community today is split on the use of cochlear implants. Was there similar anger and argument during the spread of hearing aid use?

/u/lord_mayor_of_reddit answered What is the origin of Christmas?

/u/the_howling_cow answered After the use of Choctaw code talkers in WWI, Nazi Germany apparently sent spies, disguised as anthropologists and art students, to the US to learn Native American languages. However, they failed to learn Navajo. What do we know about this effort? How organized was it and who ran it on the Nazi end?

/u/bigglesworth_ answered "How did moving children from cities to the countryside work in WWII Britain?"

/u/yourusernamemustbeb answered How did early intelligence services such as ONI, Secret Service, or SIS gather accurate international intelligence and relay it in time to make it useful?

/u/alotofreading answered "Why is the Hopi reservation completely surrounded by the Navajo reservation?"

/u/drdickles answered In the history of ancient China, the Warlord Era (1912 - 1928) is generally considered to have been a period of chaos and disorder owing to the political disunity of the region. Is this not a teleological conception of history which assumes that the ideal end-state for China is political unity?

/u/wotan_weevil answered Did a soldiers swordsmanship/skill really matter in large medieval battles?

/u/j-force answered After Jerusalem and Rome, the most prestigious destination for Medieval European pilgrims was Santiago de Compostela, a small city in northern Spain. How did this place become so spiritually significant, and how did this affect the city's secular power?

/u/sushiladyboner answered Graffiti artist Chaz Bojorquez claims that graffiti took off on the West Coast after WWII, 20 years earlier than in New York. Is that true? How and where did graffiti originate in the US?

/u/Total_Markage answered Khan I ask a question about the Mongols?

/u/elgorn answered What was Egyptian life like under Nasser?

/u/Erusian answered I'm a middle-class American with a pet dog. At what point in history would I be more likely than not to be buying him specialty "dog food," as opposed to just feeding him "food?"

/u/shadowsofutopia answered "Was Tuol Sleng the only prison in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge?"