!/u/mydearestangelica!< answered Before desegregation, did people believe that Heaven was segregated?

!/u/anthropology_nerd!< answered Did children in the Residential school system ever fight back?

!/u/KiwiHellenist!< answered If Good Friday is the day Jesus died, why isn’t it a set date?

!/u/PartyMoses!< answered In the 19th century, it was normal for American men to display affection by holding hands or sitting on each others' laps. Lincoln even reportedly broke off his marriage due to fear of losing a male friend. All these acts are now considered highly taboo for straight men. Why did this change happen?

!/u/0utlander!< answered Holy Roman Empire is often made fun of for being essentially a formality with states inside having virtual independence. But France was also very decentralized in 1400s that its own vassal was their rival. How much of a difference was there?

!/u/jelvinjs7!< answered Is there proof that Tamil is the oldest language in the world??

!/u/y_sengaku!< answered In The Northman, there are multiple scenes where Vikings seemed to feel possessed by the spirit of a wolf. Did these Vikings literally believe they had become wolves, or did they just feel akin to certain archetypal characteristics of wolves (eg pack loyalty, viciousness, fearlessness, etc.)?

!/u/gerardmenfin!< answered Were there (or still exist presently) the "rat-holes" as described by Victor Hugo in "Notre Dame de Paris?"

!/u/RhegedHerdwick!< answered Why did The Venerable Bede and Gildas represent the incursion of the Germanic peoples into Britain as violent when there is little-to-no archaeological evidence of such?

!/u/Histort!< answered Did lead-laced wine jugs contribute to the fall of the Roman Empire?

!/u/irishpatobie!< answered What was Nova Scotia’s view of the First Continental Congress when it convened, and why didn’t it send any delegates?

!/u/400-Rabbits!< answered What were the largest ships of the pre contact Americas and what were they capable of?

!/u/woofiegrrl!< answered I saw on a TikTok that Alexander Graham Bell wanted to ban intermarriages between deaf people and people who are not deaf, wanted to ban sign language, and was pro-eugenics. Is this true? And, if so, how common were these views about deaf people?