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How did the Illuminati, a historical liberal Bavarian society, become the catch-all term for secret cabals and conspiracies?

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How exaggerated is the trope of soviets calling each other "comrade", if at all?

888 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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When/why did Protestants abandon the term Mass for the Eucharist?

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The Book of Acts and (apparently) some Greek and Roman sources document altars to an "unknown God" or "unknown gods". Do any of these altars still exist in any recognizable form?

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When one hears a book (other than the Bible) was popular in the Middle Ages in Europe, what does that mean? Specifically, how could a text be popular among a largely illiterate population, especially when books weren’t yet printed? Were secular texts read to the listening public?

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How did American slaves become Christians?

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Academic historians: how can I make myself as employable as possible?

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How did you decide what to specialize in?

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Why were the Finns believed to be the descendants of the Mongols?

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Why is Cyprus not part of Greece?

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How did the Illuminati, a historical liberal Bavarian society, become the catch-all term for secret cabals and conspiracies?	5065	AskHistorians
How exaggerated is the trope of soviets calling each other "comrade", if at all?	888	AskHistorians
When/why did Protestants abandon the term Mass for the Eucharist?	129	AskHistorians
The Book of Acts and (apparently) some Greek and Roman sources document altars to an "unknown God" or "unknown gods". Do any of these altars still exist in any recognizable form?	94	AskHistorians
When one hears a book (other than the Bible) was popular in the Middle Ages in Europe, what does that mean? Specifically, how could a text be popular among a largely illiterate population, especially when books weren’t yet printed? Were secular texts read to the listening public?	93	AskHistorians
How did American slaves become Christians?	43	AskHistorians
Academic historians: how can I make myself as employable as possible?	34	AskHistorians
How did you decide what to specialize in?	31	AskHistorians
Why were the Finns believed to be the descendants of the Mongols?	19	AskHistorians
Why is Cyprus not part of Greece?	18	AskHistorians