"Why did President Bush call Senator Biden during the September 11th attack?", >!response by /u/indyobserver!<

Westerns often depict decently-sized towns out in arid regions with little to no visible farmland. Is this purely a limitation of film budgets, or did settlements in the American west and northern Mexico in the 1800s actually generally import food rather than produce it locally? >!response from /u/itsallfolklore!<

According to Wikipedia, the French casualties at Agincourt included three dukes, nine counts, a Viscount, an Archbishop, the Constable of France, Master of the Royal Household, and 3-5,000 other knights and squires. What would the effect of such a catastrophe had on the French feudal system? >!by /u/FrenchMurazor!<

During the 80s and 90s, what was the general consensus among feminists regarding the video game industry? >!by /u/HistoryofHowWePlay!<

Is the book 'The History of Africa' by Molefi Ketr Asante a letitimate history book? >!by /u/Antiquarianism!<

Why were empires in the Americas high up in mountains (Aztec, Inca) while empires in Afro-Eurasia usually down by rivers (Nile, Yellow, Yangtze, Ganges, Indus)? >!had a response from /u/400-Rabbits!<

When ancient people from Mediterranean climates (like the Romans) traveled north to places like England, did they report their reactions to the weather? Were they prepared enough for colder weather to take warmer clothes with them? >!by /u/concinnityb!<

"In the TV show 'Seinfeld' which takes place in the '90s, the titular character who is a small-time stand-up comedian live 129 West 81st Street which is really close Central Park. Could an artist like Seinfeld afford such a place in the NY in the '90s?", >!response by /u/relationship_tom!<

"How does Zhuge Liang compare with Western generals?", >!response by /u/dongzhou3kingdoms!<

"In the United States, what as the function of the Supreme Court prior to Marbury v. Madison (1803)?", >!response by /u/histprofdave!<

During WW2, were there people who thought the war was a hoax? I don’t mean holocaust denialism, but people who insisted that things like rationing and war bonds were politically motivated and unnecessary because there was no actual war? Asking particularly about Americans but also curious globally. >!by /u/jmdeamer!<

What was the purpose/structure of a Harem? >!by /u/orangewombat!<

Did the 5th-century western Roman empire have a "collapse of civilizational self-confidence," and so "permitted (Rome) to be sacked?" >!from /u/royalsanguinius!<