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In the early to mid 1800s, how common was it for Americans to be of mixed European and Native American ancestry?

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Were the Founding Fathers able to tell that technology was speeding up?

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Best objective book on the Reagan era and it's lasting effects on US politics/economics?

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What was Thomas Jefferson referring to when he said the United States had assumed "political principles and form of government" from the Saxons?

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[hypothetical situation] "It's 1770, I am a lower middle-class man aged 17 to 24 and have decided that I want to join the Royal Navy. What I do I have to do?"

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How and why did the Salem Witch Trials become so prominent in the New England area?

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Are there any accounts of people in ancient to post-classical societies that had exclusively homosexual relationships? Such as gay men who had no female sexual partners and lived with male partners for most of their adult life.

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When did metallurgy first start to affect civilizations?

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Historians of Reddit, what are some big world events in history that aren't mentioned in the textbooks? (X-post from /r/askreddit)

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Allied depictions of WWII frequently display women working in war industries. Nazi Germany was known for its focus on women-in-the-home. Did German women work in the war industries in large numbers, and if not, how did Germans supply the war effort?

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In the early to mid 1800s, how common was it for Americans to be of mixed European and Native American ancestry?	10
Were the Founding Fathers able to tell that technology was speeding up?	10
Best objective book on the Reagan era and it's lasting effects on US politics/economics?	10
What was Thomas Jefferson referring to when he said the United States had assumed "political principles and form of government" from the Saxons?	10
[hypothetical situation] "It's 1770, I am a lower middle-class man aged 17 to 24 and have decided that I want to join the Royal Navy. What I do I have to do?"	10
How and why did the Salem Witch Trials become so prominent in the New England area?	10
Are there any accounts of people in ancient to post-classical societies that had exclusively homosexual relationships? Such as gay men who had no female sexual partners and lived with male partners for most of their adult life.	10
When did metallurgy first start to affect civilizations?	10
Historians of Reddit, what are some big world events in history that aren't mentioned in the textbooks? (X-post from /r/askreddit)	10
Allied depictions of WWII frequently display women working in war industries. Nazi Germany was known for its focus on women-in-the-home. Did German women work in the war industries in large numbers, and if not, how did Germans supply the war effort?	10