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Is the image of people with Pitchforks and Torches based in any sort of historic fact?

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How and why did religious institutions get their tax exempt status in the USA?

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I am living in Ireland during the potato famine and I want to emigrate to the United States of America. How would I go about this legally?

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Why was the YMCA founded?

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How and where does to brain make and store memories?

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Does wearing tight socks for long periods of time have an effect on the bloods circulation to the feet?

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What exactly are the benefits to fresh air?

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I just read in a very old reference book that Charlemagne was "nearly 8 feet in hight and was so strong he could squeeze together three horseshoes with his hand." My gut tells me that is an exaggeration but how far off are they? Would he have been considered a giant in his day?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is the image of people with Pitchforks and Torches based in any sort of historic fact?	918	AskHistorians
How and why did religious institutions get their tax exempt status in the USA?	11	AskHistorians
I am living in Ireland during the potato famine and I want to emigrate to the United States of America. How would I go about this legally?	6	AskHistorians
Why was the YMCA founded?	4	AskHistorians
How and where does to brain make and store memories?	1	askscience
Does wearing tight socks for long periods of time have an effect on the bloods circulation to the feet?	1	askscience
What exactly are the benefits to fresh air?	1	askscience
I just read in a very old reference book that Charlemagne was "nearly 8 feet in hight and was so strong he could squeeze together three horseshoes with his hand." My gut tells me that is an exaggeration but how far off are they? Would he have been considered a giant in his day?	1	AskHistorians