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What was life life for the Spaniards that settled in the America’s? Specifically amongst the Southern border with Mexico? What was life like for Tejanos, Californios, and NeoMexicans that are often overlooked in American history? Interesting stories or events as well?

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What were hot political issues were common in Ancient societies like Egypt, Rome, and Greece, what were common issues that were constantly talked about during their reigns?

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Were insane asylums common before the modern age?

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How did Southern Hospitality work during Jim Crow and Slavery? The Southern USA is known to be friendly to folks regardless of race but considering its history, being hospitable and racist seemed very unlikely. How was the South able to pride around Southern Hospitality with a flawed system?

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We’re insane asylums common throughout Human history? What were medieval and ancient asylums like for mentally ill people?

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What made European countries so powerful throughout the 17th century - present day? What caused innovation to sky rocket in this continent?

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Hunting and Gathering societies in early times have been considered egalitarian in terms of gender, and “economic” positions, the only difference is Men hunted and Women gathered. We’re societies ideally egalitarian in most aspects of life? What was it like living in these societies?

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What was life life for the Spaniards that settled in the America’s? Specifically amongst the Southern border with Mexico? What was life like for Tejanos, Californios, and NeoMexicans that are often overlooked in American history? Interesting stories or events as well?	3	AskHistorians
What were hot political issues were common in Ancient societies like Egypt, Rome, and Greece, what were common issues that were constantly talked about during their reigns?	2	AskHistorians
Were insane asylums common before the modern age?	1	AskHistorians
How did Southern Hospitality work during Jim Crow and Slavery? The Southern USA is known to be friendly to folks regardless of race but considering its history, being hospitable and racist seemed very unlikely. How was the South able to pride around Southern Hospitality with a flawed system?	1	AskHistorians
We’re insane asylums common throughout Human history? What were medieval and ancient asylums like for mentally ill people?	1	AskHistorians
What made European countries so powerful throughout the 17th century - present day? What caused innovation to sky rocket in this continent?	0	AskHistorians
Hunting and Gathering societies in early times have been considered egalitarian in terms of gender, and “economic” positions, the only difference is Men hunted and Women gathered. We’re societies ideally egalitarian in most aspects of life? What was it like living in these societies?	0	AskHistorians