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The National Rifle Association was founded by Union Civil War veterans unimpressed with conscripts' marksmanship skills. Was there improvement in recruits' proficiency by the time of WWI?

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I'm a castle physician in the 13th century Holy Roman Empire, and my (minor) lord patron has fallen from his horse. I suspect his leg is broken. Where do I go from here?

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The Spanish Civil War just ended. I fought for the Republicans, but I'm willing to accept Nationalist rule and pledge loyalty to Franco's government. Am I accepted, or do I need to get out of Dodge?

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Popular history YouTuber Feature History claims that "Hutu" and "Tutsi" were originally class distinctions rather than ethnic ones. How much merit does this claim have?

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A few questions about Poland during/after World War I

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I get the impression that before WWII German Jews were uniquely assimilated into German culture compared with Jews in other parts of Europe. Is this accurate, and if so, why is this the case?

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What was the role of West African rulers/states in the Atlantic slave trade? Did they suffer ill effects from its decline and ultimate end?

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We hear a lot about foreign powers considering intervening in the American Civil War on the Confederacy's side, but did any foreign powers consider intervening in support of the Union?

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Many Taiwanese served with Imperial Japanese forces during WWII. How were these veterans treated after the island returned to Chinese rule?

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Jus soli citizenship is near-ubiquitous in the Western Hemisphere and noticeably rare outside of it. What led to this?

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The National Rifle Association was founded by Union Civil War veterans unimpressed with conscripts' marksmanship skills. Was there improvement in recruits' proficiency by the time of WWI?	65	AskHistorians
I'm a castle physician in the 13th century Holy Roman Empire, and my (minor) lord patron has fallen from his horse. I suspect his leg is broken. Where do I go from here?	50	AskHistorians
The Spanish Civil War just ended. I fought for the Republicans, but I'm willing to accept Nationalist rule and pledge loyalty to Franco's government. Am I accepted, or do I need to get out of Dodge?	39	AskHistorians
Popular history YouTuber Feature History claims that "Hutu" and "Tutsi" were originally class distinctions rather than ethnic ones. How much merit does this claim have?	34	AskHistorians
A few questions about Poland during/after World War I	31	AskHistorians
I get the impression that before WWII German Jews were uniquely assimilated into German culture compared with Jews in other parts of Europe. Is this accurate, and if so, why is this the case?	27	AskHistorians
What was the role of West African rulers/states in the Atlantic slave trade? Did they suffer ill effects from its decline and ultimate end?	14	AskHistorians
We hear a lot about foreign powers considering intervening in the American Civil War on the Confederacy's side, but did any foreign powers consider intervening in support of the Union?	13	AskHistorians
Many Taiwanese served with Imperial Japanese forces during WWII. How were these veterans treated after the island returned to Chinese rule?	10	AskHistorians
Jus soli citizenship is near-ubiquitous in the Western Hemisphere and noticeably rare outside of it. What led to this?	9	AskHistorians