What would the world be like today if the Cold War hadn’t happened?

In the 17th century Ottoman Empire, if a Kadin died in childbirth and the baby also didn’t survive, would there be public mourning?

What was Alexander the Great’s greatest quality?

Was the American Revolution really the first World War?

What would you do, if you went back to the past when Abraham Lincoln lived, and you knew that he was going to be assassinated?

How did science affect imperialism?

How common was political corruption during the Gilded Age?

70 years since the end of World War II, is the post-war world order falling apart?

From your observations, what ethnic or national heritage are Americans most proud to have descended from?

Do you think the Great Depression could have been avoided? Do you think the USA will experience a new Great Depression in the future?

Were our founding fathers as wise as we often are told they were?

Why were the Articles of Confederation the first government of the United States?

Is Hitler the only man Stalin trusted?

What were the reformist movements of Selim III and Mahmud II in regards to the Ottoman Empire?

Which is the main idea of Kennedy’s Inaugural Address?

Are the Poles still upset at the British and French betrayal in 1939 and 1945? (Germany/USSR invaded in 1939 and Poland fell under USSR rule in 1945.)

Before Columbus discovered America, how was the life of the people there?

What are some interesting myths/propaganda from the Axis about the Allies?

How do I model the percentage of a total ethnic group today that is represented by descendants of an original 48% who arrived at one US port in the 18/19th Centuries?

Has Islam ever undergone reformation in history?