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I recently changed my major to History (in small part due to this subreddit.) My goal is to one day become a researcher/professor. How do I do this? What does that career path look like?

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What were common hobbies for English nobility/royalty around 1000 AD?

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How would the population/demographics in Ancient Rome be distributed throughout the city? Would we see divisions based on ethnicity like we see in modern American cities?

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Do we have any sources of Europeans opposing colonizing and subjugating indigenous peoples? Did anyone ever say, "Maybe this isn't the right thing to do?"

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In England circa 1000 AD, who would have been the most educated group of people?

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Are there any preserved diaries/letters of middle or lower class people written prior to the year 1000 AD?

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What do we know of Dr. Martin Luther King's involvement with communist groups in the US? Was he a communist?

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Around 1975, almost every major progressive rock band "sold out" and started producing more radio friendly material. Why did this happen?

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What individual in history directly killed the most people? Do we know how they coped with what they had done?

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In the 20th Century, music, clothing, political ideas, and other aspects of American culture seemed to change drastically from decade to decade. Was the rate of change abnormal compared to other centuries? If so, are there theories explaining what made the 20th century exceptional?

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I recently changed my major to History (in small part due to this subreddit.) My goal is to one day become a researcher/professor. How do I do this? What does that career path look like?	1239	AskHistorians
What were common hobbies for English nobility/royalty around 1000 AD?	55	AskHistorians
How would the population/demographics in Ancient Rome be distributed throughout the city? Would we see divisions based on ethnicity like we see in modern American cities?	48	AskHistorians
Do we have any sources of Europeans opposing colonizing and subjugating indigenous peoples? Did anyone ever say, "Maybe this isn't the right thing to do?"	39	AskHistorians
In England circa 1000 AD, who would have been the most educated group of people?	22	AskHistorians
Are there any preserved diaries/letters of middle or lower class people written prior to the year 1000 AD?	8	AskHistorians
What do we know of Dr. Martin Luther King's involvement with communist groups in the US? Was he a communist?	5	AskHistorians
Around 1975, almost every major progressive rock band "sold out" and started producing more radio friendly material. Why did this happen?	2	AskHistorians
What individual in history directly killed the most people? Do we know how they coped with what they had done?	2	AskHistorians
In the 20th Century, music, clothing, political ideas, and other aspects of American culture seemed to change drastically from decade to decade. Was the rate of change abnormal compared to other centuries? If so, are there theories explaining what made the 20th century exceptional?	1	AskHistorians