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Over the course of 1450-1750, did travel from the Americas to Europe by boat ever improve significantly?

246 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Henry Louis Gates Jr. states , "in not uncommon cases, be “dumped” by their owners as weak or infirm" in reference to how free blacks ended up living in slave states. What type of work could these people find once freed? Who would hire them?

25 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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How isolated or separate were the Manchu from traditional Han Chinese?

8 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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According to the Law of Conservation of Mass, Matter can not be destroyed or created. So how what does anti-matter do to matter?

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If a train was going near the speed of light, and someone or something fell off, what would happen?

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A common pro-vegan argument is that homo sapiens' common ancestor with apes, which are primarily herbivore/insectivore, is evidence that humans don't need to consume meat. Where exactly in the evolutionary ladder did humans start hunting other mammal/fowl as a sustainable source of calories?

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Over the course of 1450-1750, did travel from the Americas to Europe by boat ever improve significantly?	246	AskHistorians
Henry Louis Gates Jr. states , "in not uncommon cases, be “dumped” by their owners as weak or infirm" in reference to how free blacks ended up living in slave states. What type of work could these people find once freed? Who would hire them?	25	AskHistorians
How isolated or separate were the Manchu from traditional Han Chinese?	8	AskHistorians
According to the Law of Conservation of Mass, Matter can not be destroyed or created. So how what does anti-matter do to matter?	5	askscience
If a train was going near the speed of light, and someone or something fell off, what would happen?	1	askscience
A common pro-vegan argument is that homo sapiens' common ancestor with apes, which are primarily herbivore/insectivore, is evidence that humans don't need to consume meat. Where exactly in the evolutionary ladder did humans start hunting other mammal/fowl as a sustainable source of calories?	1	askscience