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Opium was hot stuff in 19th century England. What effect did this have on culture and society?

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Tuesday Trivia: “Invade Russia in the Winter” & Other Bad Decisions! This thread has relaxed standards and we invite everyone to participate.

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Tuesday Trivia: Underdogs

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Floating Feature: Your Favorite AskHistorians Posts of 2017

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Tuesday Trivia: History that passes the Bechdel Test! This thread has relaxed standards and we invite everyone to participate!

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Día de Muertos on AskHistorians will be “r/AskHistoricalFigures” - BRING OUT YOUR DEAD!

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Tuesday Trivia: The Church That Once United Western Christendom, and Other Ghost Stories

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Historical Conspiracy Theories & Urban Legends

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Tuesday Trivia: Femme Fatales! (This thread has relaxed standards—we invite everyone to participate!)

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Tuesday Trivia: In 1314, the queen of England accused the wives of all three French crown princes of adultery. One was acquitted, one was imprisoned and lost her daughter, and one became the new queen-only to be murdered in prison. How did your era give love a bad name?

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Opium was hot stuff in 19th century England. What effect did this have on culture and society?	134
Tuesday Trivia: “Invade Russia in the Winter” & Other Bad Decisions! This thread has relaxed standards and we invite everyone to participate.	132
Tuesday Trivia: Underdogs	128
Floating Feature: Your Favorite AskHistorians Posts of 2017	127
Tuesday Trivia: History that passes the Bechdel Test! This thread has relaxed standards and we invite everyone to participate!	125
Día de Muertos on AskHistorians will be “r/AskHistoricalFigures” - BRING OUT YOUR DEAD!	115
Tuesday Trivia: The Church That Once United Western Christendom, and Other Ghost Stories	114
Historical Conspiracy Theories & Urban Legends	112
Tuesday Trivia: Femme Fatales! (This thread has relaxed standards—we invite everyone to participate!)	108
Tuesday Trivia: In 1314, the queen of England accused the wives of all three French crown princes of adultery. One was acquitted, one was imprisoned and lost her daughter, and one became the new queen-only to be murdered in prison. How did your era give love a bad name?	104