Star Wars: Who do you think history would call the more powerful?

What is the largest number of people that one single person has defeated in combat, in all of history?

In the history of the United States, who has been more on the right side of history? Conservatism or Progressivism? Both culturally and economically.

Do foreigners think that the Japanese are sneaky because of Pearl Harbor?

Why did the USSR wait until after the atom bomb to invade Manchuria? Why didn’t it invade earlier?

How was a flak gun so effective against aircraft in WWII? Are there easy ways to shoot a moving target?

When and how did motorcycles and other 2-wheeled vehicles become so common around the world, and why are they less commonly used in the US?

What were the effects of the Convention of 1800?

Why did the Japanese often experience such high casualty rates during World War II?

Could Prohibition (aka the Volstead Act) be classified as a sumptuary law?

What would the outcome of WW2 have been if Trotsky, and not Stalin, had been the leader of the USSR?

Did people pay to get smuggled out of the Soviet Union?

What was the recovery of the Great Depression?

If the Axis were winning World War Two instead, and the situation become desperate, would the US have employed their version of the kamikaze?

What was the relationship between the Holy Roman Empire and Prussia?

What are some trials and tribulations that people go through, that inspires others to stay motivated?

What was Africa like in the 10th century?

What do the 5 major roles of a great president consist of?

What was the real cause of Alan Turing downfall?

What exactly is the Slender Man, and what sort of history does it hold?