Knowledge
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Napoleon takes Malta without a fight in this year and abolishes the Inquisition?
1844
1625
1588
1798
Who was the HBO movie "Path to War" about?
LBJ
Nixon
FDR
JFK
The "Luftwaffe" was the name given to the air force of which country during World War II?
Germany
Poland
Italy
Russia
What was the name of Harry Truman's only child?
Martha
Margaret
Marjorie
Marissa
What natural resource was first discovered in Iran in 1909?
Gold
Salt
Oil
Marble
Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili is better known as what historical figure?
Vladimir Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Rasputin
Josip Broz Tito
In which nation was unemployment the highest in the 1920's?
Germany
Japan
France
United States
Which admiral led the defeat of the Russian forces to end the Russo-Japanese War in 1905?
Tojo
Nagan
Yamamoto
Ijichi
During what war did the United States try to stay neutral?
Vietnam War
Civil War
Revolutionary War
World War I
Who will replace the Swedish King Carl XVI Gustaf when he dies or resign?
Prince Carl Philip
Princess Victoria
Queen Silvia
Princess Madelaine
Who was the second Vice President to resign the office?
John Tyler
Richard Nixon
John Calhoun
Spiro Agnew
Noah Webster was born on October 16th of what year?
1652
1899
1758
1859
Which of these describes a figure in history after whom the month of January was named?
Catholic Saint
Viking Explorer
Anglo-Saxon King
Roman God
The AMRAAM missile was designed to replace what other missile?
Sidewinder
Sparrow
Exocet
Phoenix
What war was said at the time to be "the war to end all wars"?
Revolutionary War
Civil War
World War II
World War I
Which college did President Lyndon Johnson graduate from?
Southwest Texas State University
University Of Texas
University Of Dallas
University Of Houston
What future U.S. President posed for underwear ads in his youth?
John F. Kennedy
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Bill Clinton
How did Cleopatra test her poisons?
Gave To Slaves
Fed To Dogs
Fed To Birds
Tested On Paper
The Suez Canal was nationalized by which country?
Jordan
Syria
Israel
Egypt
Which four states' capitals are named for U.S. Presidents?
Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Wyoming
Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, Wisconsin
Mississippi, Nebraska, Washington, Wisconsin
Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Wisconsin
