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A Change to the Rules Concerning Follow-Up Questions and the Premise of the Question Asked

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Best of AskHistorians July Voting Thread

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Are you at AHA in NYC? Session 122 begins at 1:30 in the Sheraton, Empire Ballroom East: "Historians on the Battleground of Social Media: Lessons from Eight Years of AskHistorians"

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I have heard the Qing dynasty regulates and sold opium to their own Chinese people, and that the only difference with the British was the low price and huge supply they brought. We’re the Qing pure victims of British opium export or were they previously complicit as well?

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Rules Roundtable #18: How to Ask Better Questions

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"The Atomic Bomb and Visions of the New Post War Order", Keynote Address by Prof. Alex Wellerstein for the AskHistorians 2020 Digital Conference

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Your Subreddit Needs YOU! - The /r/AskHistorians Flair Application Thread XIV

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/r/AskHistorians Best of May Voting Thread - Cast Your Votes!

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Floating Feature: Travel back to the dawn of history, and share your favorite stories spanning 10,000 to 626 BCE! It is 'The Story of Humankind, Vol. I'

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Rules Roundtable #15 REDUX: Why don’t you have an ‘answered’ flair? [ANSWERED]

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
A Change to the Rules Concerning Follow-Up Questions and the Premise of the Question Asked	96
Best of AskHistorians July Voting Thread	94
Are you at AHA in NYC? Session 122 begins at 1:30 in the Sheraton, Empire Ballroom East: "Historians on the Battleground of Social Media: Lessons from Eight Years of AskHistorians"	93
I have heard the Qing dynasty regulates and sold opium to their own Chinese people, and that the only difference with the British was the low price and huge supply they brought. We’re the Qing pure victims of British opium export or were they previously complicit as well?	92
Rules Roundtable #18: How to Ask Better Questions	92
"The Atomic Bomb and Visions of the New Post War Order", Keynote Address by Prof. Alex Wellerstein for the AskHistorians 2020 Digital Conference	92
Your Subreddit Needs YOU! - The /r/AskHistorians Flair Application Thread XIV	92
/r/AskHistorians Best of May Voting Thread - Cast Your Votes!	91
Floating Feature: Travel back to the dawn of history, and share your favorite stories spanning 10,000 to 626 BCE! It is 'The Story of Humankind, Vol. I'	91
Rules Roundtable #15 REDUX: Why don’t you have an ‘answered’ flair? [ANSWERED]	91