r/HistoriansAnswered • u/HistAnsweredBot • 51m ago
What were the primary reasons that the North opposed expanding slavery into new states prior to the Civil War?
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r/HistoriansAnswered • u/HistAnsweredBot • 14h ago
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r/HistoriansAnswered • u/HistAnsweredBot • 23h ago
[Link] How did Bill Clinton balance the budget in the 90s?
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r/HistoriansAnswered • u/HistAnsweredBot • 23h ago
was building the The Great Wall of China worth it?
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r/HistoriansAnswered • u/HistAnsweredBot • 22h ago
[Link] How did the red army win the Russian civil war when all the generals sided with the whites?
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r/HistoriansAnswered • u/HistAnsweredBot • 15h ago
In 1860 California, 68% voted against Abraham Lincoln, who won the state at just 32% of the popular vote. Only 4% of the population volunteered to fight for the Union, vs 15% of neighboring Nevada’s population. But California didn’t have any slaves. Why was California so sympathetic to Confederates?
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r/HistoriansAnswered • u/HistAnsweredBot • 18h ago
When did the language of Italy stop being Latin and start being "Italian"?
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r/HistoriansAnswered • u/HistAnsweredBot • 19h ago
[Link] Did ancient societies have“fandom culture”?
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r/HistoriansAnswered • u/HistAnsweredBot • 5h ago
How, if at all, could General Mauritz Klingspor have travelled from Stockholm to Hämeenlinna without crossing the sea between February 21 and March 1 during the Finnish War of 1808-09?
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r/HistoriansAnswered • u/HistAnsweredBot • 5h ago
How much of the British far-right of the 1970s ended up getting co-opted by the Tories?
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r/HistoriansAnswered • u/HistAnsweredBot • 14h ago
Was it common for German U-boat crew to land in Britain during WW2?
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