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How instrumental were the British in suppressing the Slave Trade in colonial Nigeria?

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Prior to 1957 LBJ was known as a staunch, pro-segregationist, Deep South Democrat. Was this ever used against him on the campaign trail during his time as Kennedy’s running mate or during his own reelection campaign?

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What were the circumstances behind the Republican candidate Dwight D. Eisenhower’s whopping 36% share of the black vote in 1955 Presidential Election?

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During the Second World War large numbers of women served in every branch of the Red Army in a variety of roles. Not to be crude, but how did the Soviet leadership deal with their periods? Was that even a problem taken into consideration? Did they get any government issued maxi pads or tampons?

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Is there any consensus between historians on whether Czar Alexander I faked his own death?

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As the Catholic church grew in power it developed the concept of a " just war". Were there any in the church that the dissented with the idea as they felt it would be an expansion and inaccurate interpretation of Jesus Christ's teachings?

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What were the CSA’s plans for the Native American tribes that allied with them assuming they won the Civil War? Did they really plan to honor their treaties?

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Was there any ever pushback or opposition to human sacrifice in the Mexica Empire or its tributaries?

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Why did the British give more support to the Confederate government during the U.S. Civil War and not the Taiping during China's Civil War?

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Have there ever been any famines in democracies?

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How instrumental were the British in suppressing the Slave Trade in colonial Nigeria?	7	AskHistorians
Prior to 1957 LBJ was known as a staunch, pro-segregationist, Deep South Democrat. Was this ever used against him on the campaign trail during his time as Kennedy’s running mate or during his own reelection campaign?	7	AskHistorians
What were the circumstances behind the Republican candidate Dwight D. Eisenhower’s whopping 36% share of the black vote in 1955 Presidential Election?	7	AskHistorians
During the Second World War large numbers of women served in every branch of the Red Army in a variety of roles. Not to be crude, but how did the Soviet leadership deal with their periods? Was that even a problem taken into consideration? Did they get any government issued maxi pads or tampons?	7	AskHistorians
Is there any consensus between historians on whether Czar Alexander I faked his own death?	7	AskHistorians
As the Catholic church grew in power it developed the concept of a " just war". Were there any in the church that the dissented with the idea as they felt it would be an expansion and inaccurate interpretation of Jesus Christ's teachings?	7	AskHistorians
What were the CSA’s plans for the Native American tribes that allied with them assuming they won the Civil War? Did they really plan to honor their treaties?	7	AskHistorians
Was there any ever pushback or opposition to human sacrifice in the Mexica Empire or its tributaries?	7	AskHistorians
Why did the British give more support to the Confederate government during the U.S. Civil War and not the Taiping during China's Civil War?	7	AskHistorians
Have there ever been any famines in democracies?	7	AskHistorians