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What's the history behind sports rioting? When did it become normalised and almost expected? Is it purely a Western phenomenon?

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How did the concept of 'so bad it's good' media become a cultural phenomenon?

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I tried reading Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. Large chunks of the book are just boring descriptions of animals, plants and the vessel. What was going on in French culture that made lists of sea life so interesting to the average reader?

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Was Napoleon still having sex in his final exile?

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Can anyone tell me anything about this sword?

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How reliable is the "Our Fake History" podcast?

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What kind of post-Monarchy Government was the average French citizen expecting the French Revolution to lead too? What was the public's response to Napoleon declaring himself life long Emperor?

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"The average workweek for a manufacturing employee in the 1890s America was 100 hours." Is this statement true? How much downtime was in these jobs? What would a typical work day and week look like?

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James Buchanan is considered to be the worst US President due to his handling of the civil unrest leading to the Civil War. What were the key choices he made that could have been done differently? Is his reputation a fair one?

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What is the origin of the Trojan War mythos?

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What's the history behind sports rioting? When did it become normalised and almost expected? Is it purely a Western phenomenon?	9	AskHistorians
How did the concept of 'so bad it's good' media become a cultural phenomenon?	7	AskHistorians
I tried reading Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. Large chunks of the book are just boring descriptions of animals, plants and the vessel. What was going on in French culture that made lists of sea life so interesting to the average reader?	6	AskHistorians
Was Napoleon still having sex in his final exile?	5	AskHistorians
Can anyone tell me anything about this sword?	5	AskHistorians
How reliable is the "Our Fake History" podcast?	5	AskHistorians
What kind of post-Monarchy Government was the average French citizen expecting the French Revolution to lead too? What was the public's response to Napoleon declaring himself life long Emperor?	5	AskHistorians
"The average workweek for a manufacturing employee in the 1890s America was 100 hours." Is this statement true? How much downtime was in these jobs? What would a typical work day and week look like?	4	AskHistorians
James Buchanan is considered to be the worst US President due to his handling of the civil unrest leading to the Civil War. What were the key choices he made that could have been done differently? Is his reputation a fair one?	4	AskHistorians
What is the origin of the Trojan War mythos?	3	AskHistorians