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r/HistoryMemes
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A place for history memes.
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r/AskReddit
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r/AskReddit is the place to ask and answer thought-provoking questions.
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/r/Politics is for news and discussion about U.S. politics.
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r/Showerthoughts
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A subreddit for sharing those miniature epiphanies you have that highlight the oddities within the familiar.
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r/EconomicHistory
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Welcome to r/EconomicHistory! Economic history is the study of economic phenomena in the past. This is a subreddit for any journal articles, news articles, discussions, questions, or other media pertaining to this discipline. If you are looking to become more familiar with key topics in economic history, please consider reviewing our Reading List!
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r/AskHistory
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For asking casual questions about History. Also see r/History or r/AskHistorians.
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r/todayilearned
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You learn something new every day; what did you learn today? Submit interesting and specific facts about something that you just found out here.
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r/HistoryAnecdotes
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Home to the most interesting, and often humorous, anecdotes and short accounts from history.
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r/MorbidHistory
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This is a community intended for the study of morbid history, or history of morbidity. This involves death, violence, suffering and cruelty related to events such as war, genocide, crime, disaster, accident and disease.
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r/Documentaries
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/r/Documentaries has gone private due to Reddit's decision to effectively kill 3rd party applications with their API costs. If or when /r/Documentaries returns will depend on Reddit's continued responses to the situation. More information on the blackout: https://redd.it/1476fkn
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r/SquaredCircle
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Reddit's largest professional wrestling community
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r/MedievalHistory
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Welcome to r/MedievalHistory
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r/ArtHistory
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This is a community of art enthusiasts interested in a vast range of movements, styles, media, and methodologies. Please feel free to share your favorite articles, essays, and discussions on artists and artworks.
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r/nba
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A community for NBA discussion.
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r/nfl
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The place to discuss all NFL related things
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r/Conservative
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The largest conservative subreddit. https://discord.gg/conservative
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r/IndianHistory
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Welcome to r/indianhistory, a community dedicated to exploring and discussing the rich and diverse history of India and the Indian subcontinent. Please familiarize yourself with the rules in the sidebar before posting, and let's learn and engage with each other in respectful and meaningful dialogue. Currently going dark to protest the reddit API changes.
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r/videos
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/r/videos is for videos with titles that contain swearing No porn/nudity/gore
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r/badhistory
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Badhistory is your one-stop shop for casual dissertations on the historicity of everything from bestselling books to zero-budget adult films!
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r/HistoryWhatIf
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Welcome to HistoryWhatIf! We're here to explore alternate history scenarios in interesting ways.
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r/History_Mysteries
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This subreddit is for posting mysteries from history (sorry for the cliche rhyme). Post things that have baffled historians, are interesting events or artifacts, and whatever else is not 100% agreed on.
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r/baseball
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The subreddit for the bat-and-ball sport played between two teams of nine players. America's pastime. Mike Trout **For the best user experience, we recommend disabling the Reddit redesign.**
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r/soccer
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The football subreddit. News, results and discussion about the beautiful game.
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r/ThisDayInHistory
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A place to commemorate and discuss historical events which took place on this calendar day.
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r/hockey
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Discuss the NHL, AHL, PHF, IIHF, and every other hockey league you can think of! We are the premier subreddit to talk everything hockey!
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r/suggestmeabook
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Need an idea what to read next? Tell us what you've enjoyed in the past, or what you're looking for, and let the community suggest a book (or books) for you to read!
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r/nycHistory
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Exploring the history of New York City
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r/MedievalHistoryMemes
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We post memes which are more in touch with the Middle Ages rather than the common WW1, WW2, and Cold War memes or anything during the Industrial Revolution.
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r/memes
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Memes! A way of describing cultural information being shared. An element of a culture or system of behavior that may be considered to be passed from one individual to another by nongenetic means, especially imitation.
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r/AmericanHistory
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Dedicated to the history of the Western Hemisphere through the year 2003. We encourage friendly discourse, debates, questions, articles, discoveries, or anything else relevant to the Americas within the given time period.
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Is a history degree worth it?
For context, I am 18, live in South Africa and I am in my final year of high school. I have always had an immense interest in and fascination for history. Heck, I even have a geeky YouTube channel based on it! However, the response to this question varies, and there's a stereotype floating around that history degrees are useless and you won't end up being successful or landing a job! It scares me. I am a young man lost in this world. In school, I have always gotten praise from my English teachers for my essays and fluent functional analysis of poems and books. I take visual art history at school and get tremendous marks for it. These are where my talents are, there's no changing that. History has a sentimental part in my heart. It brings me joy every day. In my free time I have downloaded multiple university history book pdfs that range from the medieval era to the civil war era. I read and analyzed those books for fun. So without a doubt history is something I am passionate about.
That being said I don't mind not landing a job in a history field. The knowledge I gain will forever remain in my mind. It will be great to write books or make more informative YouTube videos with that knowledge. Obviously to be a historian will be amazing although it is quite hard and unforgiving as heard from others online. However, what bothers me is the fear of not getting any job outside of a history field! Being broke and never having money to cater to a possible family or even for my own needs! It breaks me and instills fear in me. So can anyone give me guidance and an informative answer? Apologies for the rather lengthy writing.

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