/u/VitruvianDude's posts in /r/askhistorians
The Vice Presidency of the US has an inordinate fondness for major party candidates (Republicans and Democrats) from Indiana and New York, especially during the late 19th-early 20th century. New York I understand (big swing state), but why Indiana? Was this a conscious strategy, or just accidental?
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What accounts for the Great Awakening(s) being such a persistent influence on American culture, and does the phenomenon seem to be unique to the US?
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The Anti-Masonic movement after the Morgan Affair occurred during the Second Great Awakening in the so-called "Burnt-Over district." How did those two trends interact?
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Was the Great Migration a reaction to lynching and the Jim Crow system in the Southern US? Or were economic reasons primary?
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What influence did immigrants to America who came back to their home countries have on their return?
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