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Today I just heard that Maryland was the last state to remove religious restrictions for voting in 1928. I never knew the us had voting restrictions based on religion. How was this constitutional, and where can I learn more about these restrictions.

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What would be the average ratio of camp followers to soldiers during the crusades?

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Did slave owners actually eat slaves and black people during the Atlantic slave trade? There’s a tiktok that cites the Delectable Negro by Vincent Woodward talking about it. Did this actually happen?

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Today I just heard that Maryland was the last state to remove religious restrictions for voting in 1928. I never knew the us had voting restrictions based on religion. How was this constitutional, and where can I learn more about these restrictions.	1	AskHistorians
What would be the average ratio of camp followers to soldiers during the crusades?	1	AskHistorians
Did slave owners actually eat slaves and black people during the Atlantic slave trade? There’s a tiktok that cites the Delectable Negro by Vincent Woodward talking about it. Did this actually happen?	0	AskHistorians