/u/mrsaturdaypants's posts in /r/askhistorians
Grover Cleveland is considered the 22nd and 24th US President, instead of just the 22nd with two terms. Was this understood at the time? Did people think it was weird?
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Queen Mary's attempt to undo reformation in England failed because she died young and Eliabeth I succeeded her. Why didn't Mary have her half-sister killed or marry her to a Catholic?
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What did post-Darwin scientists who disagreed with Darwinism believe explained variation in species?
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Why does Croatia have such a weird shape? Are there overwhelming geographic factors at work, or some arbitrary political decision?
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Why was it so devastating to the Byzantine Empire when their Emperors debased their currency? What was the effect on the economy?
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What is the event, person, or period on which historians' view has most changed in recent decades because the old prevailing view is now seen as compromised by a Protestant bias?
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The Crusader States were destroyed, ruining much of Western Europe's investment of people and resources. How well did Latin Christendom do economically during the. Crusader period?
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