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In the decades following the American Revolution and founding of the USA, how were the surviving "Founding Fathers" looked upon and remembered?

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What was the relationship like between European and African embassies prior to trans-Atlantic slavery?

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In ancient and medieval societies, what was the strategy or plans for fathers (who had multiple sons) to keep them obedient to the eldest brother who would have inherited his kingdom/lands/property and not rebel or make war against said brother?

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How did life/culture differ in Danelaw compared to life in its neighbors of Wessex, Mercia and Northumbria?

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I'm a Federal soldier from the Northeast stationed in Louisiana during Reconstruction. How eager or anxious am I being stationed in the land of traitors? What is my typical day-to-day experience while there? Am I able to fraternize with the locals whether they're white or black?

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What (if any) did Roman patricians think of the significant shift from the Republic into the Empire during the first few decades of the Empire's existence? Was it just seen as a temporary phase and things would ultimately return to the norm?

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Hi, I'm a regular guy in the Roman Empire. I've just heard that the reigning Augustus declare himself and his predecessor a god. I recall my father and grandfather claiming the emperors who resided during their lifetime did the same. How likely is that my fellow Romans actually believed that?

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What did Africans or the African diaspora in the early 20th century think of the plight of Black Americans of the same period? Was their focus on their treatment or did they talk pride in the achievements that some were still able to produce despite hostility and oppression?

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How were Black mobsters perceived by law enforcement/media during Prohibition and the decades following it? How was their relationship with the Italian or Jewish Mafia?

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What was the difference in the reception for asylum seekers coming to Western Europe in the 1970s/80s compared to those who came in large numbers during the 90s?

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In the decades following the American Revolution and founding of the USA, how were the surviving "Founding Fathers" looked upon and remembered?	4	AskHistorians
What was the relationship like between European and African embassies prior to trans-Atlantic slavery?	4	AskHistorians
In ancient and medieval societies, what was the strategy or plans for fathers (who had multiple sons) to keep them obedient to the eldest brother who would have inherited his kingdom/lands/property and not rebel or make war against said brother?	4	AskHistorians
How did life/culture differ in Danelaw compared to life in its neighbors of Wessex, Mercia and Northumbria?	4	AskHistorians
I'm a Federal soldier from the Northeast stationed in Louisiana during Reconstruction. How eager or anxious am I being stationed in the land of traitors? What is my typical day-to-day experience while there? Am I able to fraternize with the locals whether they're white or black?	4	AskHistorians
What (if any) did Roman patricians think of the significant shift from the Republic into the Empire during the first few decades of the Empire's existence? Was it just seen as a temporary phase and things would ultimately return to the norm?	4	AskHistorians
Hi, I'm a regular guy in the Roman Empire. I've just heard that the reigning Augustus declare himself and his predecessor a god. I recall my father and grandfather claiming the emperors who resided during their lifetime did the same. How likely is that my fellow Romans actually believed that?	4	AskHistorians
What did Africans or the African diaspora in the early 20th century think of the plight of Black Americans of the same period? Was their focus on their treatment or did they talk pride in the achievements that some were still able to produce despite hostility and oppression?	4	AskHistorians
How were Black mobsters perceived by law enforcement/media during Prohibition and the decades following it? How was their relationship with the Italian or Jewish Mafia?	4	AskHistorians
What was the difference in the reception for asylum seekers coming to Western Europe in the 1970s/80s compared to those who came in large numbers during the 90s?	4	AskHistorians