What did people think dreams were before Freud? >!by /u/itsallfolklore!<

"What happened to Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette's surviving daughter?" >!response by /u/MySkinsRedditAcct!<

"What were the similarities and differences between medieval warfare in Europe and Japan?" >!response by /u/parallelpain!<

Did people really just say and do anything in front of their servants? >!from /u/melinoya!<

The Gilgamesh epic mentions multiple assemblies ruling over Uruk. There were some for younger men, older men, and women. How did the division of power between these assemblies work? How much power did they have? Was there any sort of "executive figure" reigning over them all? >!By /u/random2187!<

Would there have been any recourse against a wealthy Roman sadist who tortured and killed his slaves for fun? >!from /u/Cowtheduck!<

"Were soldiers in WW2 skinnier/thinner compared to more recent soldiers?", >!response by /u/the_howling_cow!<

"Before the widespread use of computers and digital data, how did military spy satellites take pictures of specific targets, and how did those pictures get back to the correct spot on Earth?", >!response by /u/rocketsocks!<

"There is a large 45 year gap between the end of the American Civil War and the beginning of the Great Migration (1910s-1970s). Given the bad conditions for African-Americans in the American South why didn't they start migrating several decades sooner?" >!by /u/red_galiray!<

"What were Albert Einstein's thoughts on The Soviet Union and Republic of Turkey?" >!by /u/Veritas_Certum!<

I'm a farmer in Gettysburg, PA in July 1863. The battle is over and the armies have left. My farm has been heavily damaged in the fighting. What sort of assistance, if any, can I expect from the government? >!by /u/OneLastAuk!<

"At the end of WWII the US famously dropped two atomic bombs on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. However, both cities are still major population cities in Japan today. What was the reason the nuclear fallout didn't turn them into ghost areas like we see with present day Pripyat after Chernobyl?", >!response by /u/restricteddata!<

"Following the French Revolution, the other nations of Europe were shocked and outraged by death of Louis XVI, resulting in military intervention. 150 years prior, Charles I of England was similarly executed by his own people, but no foreign intervention occurred. Why were the reactions so different?", >!response by /u/greyhistorypodcasts!<