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What do historians think of The War Of Wars by Robert Harvey?

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Who had it better, women in Spanish society in the 1500's? Or women in Aztec society pre-conquest?

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How did the U.S. public and government feel about the massive amount of displaced people and refugees from World War II?

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The Hui people are one of the few, if not only Muslim minorities, in China. How did they fit into society after the Communists victory in the Chinese Civil War? Did their standing improve or fall? Did they support the Mao on his Long March or did the gravitate toward Chiang Kai-Shek?

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Japan and China had been aware of each other and trading for centuries by the time the Mexica Empire had reached its peak. Why was there no similar relationship between the Caribbean islands and the Mexica given how close they were?

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The effect of the Second Red Scare and McCarthyism has been explored in popular culture in America through a variety of ways, such as The Crucible by Arthur Miller. Was there a similar exploration in the Soviet union after the Great Terror and the death of Stalin?

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Did any truthful, genuinely good, articles or stories come out of the Yellow Journalism period of the late 19th century? Or was it all trash?

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How soon after contact between the Zulu nation and Europeans do we have a European being fluent in their language?

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Post-World War Two the United States experienced a huge economic boom from the wartime economy. How did this compare with the U.S. economy after the Civil War?

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In Leon Litwack’s book Trouble In Mind, a history of the black experience in the Jim Crow South, he mentions the unusual case of two black men pardoned by the governor of Georgia for lynching a white man. How rare was something like this? What was the public reaction at the time? NSFW

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What do historians think of The War Of Wars by Robert Harvey?	3	AskHistorians
Who had it better, women in Spanish society in the 1500's? Or women in Aztec society pre-conquest?	3	AskHistorians
How did the U.S. public and government feel about the massive amount of displaced people and refugees from World War II?	3	AskHistorians
The Hui people are one of the few, if not only Muslim minorities, in China. How did they fit into society after the Communists victory in the Chinese Civil War? Did their standing improve or fall? Did they support the Mao on his Long March or did the gravitate toward Chiang Kai-Shek?	3	AskHistorians
Japan and China had been aware of each other and trading for centuries by the time the Mexica Empire had reached its peak. Why was there no similar relationship between the Caribbean islands and the Mexica given how close they were?	3	AskHistorians
The effect of the Second Red Scare and McCarthyism has been explored in popular culture in America through a variety of ways, such as The Crucible by Arthur Miller. Was there a similar exploration in the Soviet union after the Great Terror and the death of Stalin?	3	AskHistorians
Did any truthful, genuinely good, articles or stories come out of the Yellow Journalism period of the late 19th century? Or was it all trash?	3	AskHistorians
How soon after contact between the Zulu nation and Europeans do we have a European being fluent in their language?	3	AskHistorians
Post-World War Two the United States experienced a huge economic boom from the wartime economy. How did this compare with the U.S. economy after the Civil War?	3	AskHistorians
In Leon Litwack’s book Trouble In Mind, a history of the black experience in the Jim Crow South, he mentions the unusual case of two black men pardoned by the governor of Georgia for lynching a white man. How rare was something like this? What was the public reaction at the time? NSFW	3	AskHistorians