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#1. Cambria, is which language’s an old name, for Wales?

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#2. In 1998 low flying military aircraft caused the death of 20 people in a cable car in which country?

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#3. Name the anti-apartheid activist born in South Africa in 1946 who died in police custody in 1977. [Steve —-]

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#4. Antoinette Poisson was the real name of which of Louis XV of Frances mistresses? [Madame de P——–]

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#5. At which battle did Napoleon beat the Austrians? [M——]

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#6. Between 1949 and 1990, which city was the capital of West Germany? [—-]

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#7. Bismarck’s war policy in the 19th century was summed up in three words: Blut und Eisen. What is an English translation? [B—- and I—]

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#8. Born 63 BC died 14 AD, ruler of the Roman Empire. [J—– C—– A——-]

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#9. During the French Revolution, what was the name given to the working class revolutionaries of Paris? [Sans C——-]

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#10. Ekaterina Djugashvili called her son Soso; by what name was he better known to the rest of the world? [——]

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#11. Given to Oscar Schindler and Captain Frank Foley, the high honour Righteous among the nations is given by which country?

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#12. Goodbye Emil, my trusted friend, We’ve known each other since we were nine or ten’

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#13. Having legendary wealth, who was the last King of Lydia? [C—–s]

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#14. In 1889, what took over from the Great Pyramid as the tallest building in the world?

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#15. In 1922 what was discovered by the archaeologist Howard Carter? [The tomb of ———–]

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#16. In 1945 the United Nations set up the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. What is this bank normally called?

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#17. In 1948, Albert Einstein was offered the presidency of which country?

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#18. In 1971, East Pakistan became which independent nation?

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#19. In January, Russia began to circulate new coinage to guard against the risk of inflation. What is the unit of currency in Russia? [The —–]

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#20. The leader of the Bolsheviks, considered by many to be the founder of the USSR, is popularly known as Vladimir Lenin. By what name was he known at birth? [V——- I—– U——]

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#21. The city of Rome, according to legend, was founded by two brothers. What were their names? [R—— and R—-]

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#22. The Strait of Hormuz connects the Persian Gulf to what body of water? [G— of O—]

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#23. President Harry S. Truman said, “You cannot stop the [sp—- of a- i—] by passing a law against it.”

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WORLD HISTORY TRIVIA QUIZ

Results

#1. Cambria, is which language’s an old name, for Wales?

enter answer here

#2. In 1998 low flying military aircraft caused the death of 20 people in a cable car in which country?

enter answer here

#3. Name the anti-apartheid activist born in South Africa in 1946 who died in police custody in 1977. [Steve —-]

enter answer here

#4. Antoinette Poisson was the real name of which of Louis XV of Frances mistresses? [Madame de P——–]

enter answer here

#5. At which battle did Napoleon beat the Austrians? [M——]

enter answer here

#6. Between 1949 and 1990, which city was the capital of West Germany? [—-]

enter answer here

#7. Bismarck’s war policy in the 19th century was summed up in three words: Blut und Eisen. What is an English translation? [B—- and I—]

enter answer here

#8. Born 63 BC died 14 AD, ruler of the Roman Empire. [J—– C—– A——-]

enter answer here

#9. During the French Revolution, what was the name given to the working class revolutionaries of Paris? [Sans C——-]

enter answer here

#10. Ekaterina Djugashvili called her son Soso; by what name was he better known to the rest of the world? [——]

enter answer here

#11. Given to Oscar Schindler and Captain Frank Foley, the high honour Righteous among the nations is given by which country?

enter answer here

#12. Goodbye Emil, my trusted friend, We’ve known each other since we were nine or ten’

enter answer here

#13. Having legendary wealth, who was the last King of Lydia? [C—–s]

enter answer here

#14. In 1889, what took over from the Great Pyramid as the tallest building in the world?

enter answer here

#15. In 1922 what was discovered by the archaeologist Howard Carter? [The tomb of ———–]

enter answer here

#16. In 1945 the United Nations set up the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. What is this bank normally called?

enter answer here

#17. In 1948, Albert Einstein was offered the presidency of which country?

enter answer here

#18. In 1971, East Pakistan became which independent nation?

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#19. In January, Russia began to circulate new coinage to guard against the risk of inflation. What is the unit of currency in Russia? [The —–]

enter answer here

#20. The leader of the Bolsheviks, considered by many to be the founder of the USSR, is popularly known as Vladimir Lenin. By what name was he known at birth? [V——- I—– U——]

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#21. The city of Rome, according to legend, was founded by two brothers. What were their names? [R—— and R—-]

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#22. The Strait of Hormuz connects the Persian Gulf to what body of water? [G— of O—]

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#23. President Harry S. Truman said, “You cannot stop the [sp—- of a- i—] by passing a law against it.”

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Finish

#1. Cambria, is which language’s an old name, for Wales?

enter answer here

#2. In 1998 low flying military aircraft caused the death of 20 people in a cable car in which country?

enter answer here

#3. Name the anti-apartheid activist born in South Africa in 1946 who died in police custody in 1977. [Steve —-]

enter answer here

#4. Antoinette Poisson was the real name of which of Louis XV of Frances mistresses? [Madame de P——–]

enter answer here

#5. At which battle did Napoleon beat the Austrians? [M——]

enter answer here

#6. Between 1949 and 1990, which city was the capital of West Germany? [—-]

enter answer here

#7. Bismarck’s war policy in the 19th century was summed up in three words: Blut und Eisen. What is an English translation? [B—- and I—]

enter answer here

#8. Born 63 BC died 14 AD, ruler of the Roman Empire. [J—– C—– A——-]

enter answer here

#9. During the French Revolution, what was the name given to the working class revolutionaries of Paris? [Sans C——-]

enter answer here

#10. Ekaterina Djugashvili called her son Soso; by what name was he better known to the rest of the world? [——]

enter answer here

#11. Given to Oscar Schindler and Captain Frank Foley, the high honour Righteous among the nations is given by which country?

enter answer here

#12. Goodbye Emil, my trusted friend, We’ve known each other since we were nine or ten’

enter answer here

#13. Having legendary wealth, who was the last King of Lydia? [C—–s]

enter answer here

#14. In 1889, what took over from the Great Pyramid as the tallest building in the world?

enter answer here

#15. In 1922 what was discovered by the archaeologist Howard Carter? [The tomb of ———–]

enter answer here

#16. In 1945 the United Nations set up the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. What is this bank normally called?

enter answer here

#17. In 1948, Albert Einstein was offered the presidency of which country?

enter answer here

#18. In 1971, East Pakistan became which independent nation?

enter answer here

#19. In January, Russia began to circulate new coinage to guard against the risk of inflation. What is the unit of currency in Russia? [The —–]

enter answer here

#20. The leader of the Bolsheviks, considered by many to be the founder of the USSR, is popularly known as Vladimir Lenin. By what name was he known at birth? [V——- I—– U——]

enter answer here

#21. The city of Rome, according to legend, was founded by two brothers. What were their names? [R—— and R—-]

enter answer here

#22. The Strait of Hormuz connects the Persian Gulf to what body of water? [G— of O—]

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World History Trivia Questions and Answers

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WORLD HISTORY TRIVIA QUIZ

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#1. Cambria, is which language’s an old name, for Wales?

#2. In 1998 low flying military aircraft caused the death of 20 people in a cable car in which country?

#3. Name the anti-apartheid activist born in South Africa in 1946 who died in police custody in 1977. [Steve —-]

#4. Antoinette Poisson was the real name of which of Louis XV of Frances mistresses? [Madame de P——–]

#5. At which battle did Napoleon beat the Austrians? [M——]

#6. Between 1949 and 1990, which city was the capital of West Germany? [—-]

#7. Bismarck’s war policy in the 19th century was summed up in three words: Blut und Eisen. What is an English translation? [B—- and I—]

#8. Born 63 BC died 14 AD, ruler of the Roman Empire. [J—– C—– A——-]

#9. During the French Revolution, what was the name given to the working class revolutionaries of Paris? [Sans C——-]

#10. Ekaterina Djugashvili called her son Soso; by what name was he better known to the rest of the world? [——]

#11. Given to Oscar Schindler and Captain Frank Foley, the high honour Righteous among the nations is given by which country?

#12. Goodbye Emil, my trusted friend, We’ve known each other since we were nine or ten’

#13. Having legendary wealth, who was the last King of Lydia? [C—–s]

#14. In 1889, what took over from the Great Pyramid as the tallest building in the world?

#15. In 1922 what was discovered by the archaeologist Howard Carter? [The tomb of ———–]

#16. In 1945 the United Nations set up the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. What is this bank normally called?

#17. In 1948, Albert Einstein was offered the presidency of which country?

#18. In 1971, East Pakistan became which independent nation?

#19. In January, Russia began to circulate new coinage to guard against the risk of inflation. What is the unit of currency in Russia? [The —–]

#20. The leader of the Bolsheviks, considered by many to be the founder of the USSR, is popularly known as Vladimir Lenin. By what name was he known at birth? [V——- I—– U——]

#21. The city of Rome, according to legend, was founded by two brothers. What were their names? [R—— and R—-]

#22. The Strait of Hormuz connects the Persian Gulf to what body of water? [G— of O—]

#23. President Harry S. Truman said, “You cannot stop the [sp—- of a- i—] by passing a law against it.”

WORLD HISTORY TRIVIA QUIZ

Results

#1. Cambria, is which language’s an old name, for Wales?

#2. In 1998 low flying military aircraft caused the death of 20 people in a cable car in which country?

#3. Name the anti-apartheid activist born in South Africa in 1946 who died in police custody in 1977. [Steve —-]

#4. Antoinette Poisson was the real name of which of Louis XV of Frances mistresses? [Madame de P——–]

#5. At which battle did Napoleon beat the Austrians? [M——]

#6. Between 1949 and 1990, which city was the capital of West Germany? [—-]

#7. Bismarck’s war policy in the 19th century was summed up in three words: Blut und Eisen. What is an English translation? [B—- and I—]

#8. Born 63 BC died 14 AD, ruler of the Roman Empire. [J—– C—– A——-]

#9. During the French Revolution, what was the name given to the working class revolutionaries of Paris? [Sans C——-]

#10. Ekaterina Djugashvili called her son Soso; by what name was he better known to the rest of the world? [——]

#11. Given to Oscar Schindler and Captain Frank Foley, the high honour Righteous among the nations is given by which country?

#12. Goodbye Emil, my trusted friend, We’ve known each other since we were nine or ten’

#13. Having legendary wealth, who was the last King of Lydia? [C—–s]

#14. In 1889, what took over from the Great Pyramid as the tallest building in the world?

#15. In 1922 what was discovered by the archaeologist Howard Carter? [The tomb of ———–]

#16. In 1945 the United Nations set up the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. What is this bank normally called?

#17. In 1948, Albert Einstein was offered the presidency of which country?

#18. In 1971, East Pakistan became which independent nation?

#19. In January, Russia began to circulate new coinage to guard against the risk of inflation. What is the unit of currency in Russia? [The —–]

#20. The leader of the Bolsheviks, considered by many to be the founder of the USSR, is popularly known as Vladimir Lenin. By what name was he known at birth? [V——- I—– U——]

#21. The city of Rome, according to legend, was founded by two brothers. What were their names? [R—— and R—-]

#22. The Strait of Hormuz connects the Persian Gulf to what body of water? [G— of O—]

#23. President Harry S. Truman said, “You cannot stop the [sp—- of a- i—] by passing a law against it.”

#1. Cambria, is which language’s an old name, for Wales?

#2. In 1998 low flying military aircraft caused the death of 20 people in a cable car in which country?

#3. Name the anti-apartheid activist born in South Africa in 1946 who died in police custody in 1977. [Steve —-]

#4. Antoinette Poisson was the real name of which of Louis XV of Frances mistresses? [Madame de P——–]

#5. At which battle did Napoleon beat the Austrians? [M——]

#6. Between 1949 and 1990, which city was the capital of West Germany? [—-]

#7. Bismarck’s war policy in the 19th century was summed up in three words: Blut und Eisen. What is an English translation? [B—- and I—]

#8. Born 63 BC died 14 AD, ruler of the Roman Empire. [J—– C—– A——-]

#9. During the French Revolution, what was the name given to the working class revolutionaries of Paris? [Sans C——-]

#10. Ekaterina Djugashvili called her son Soso; by what name was he better known to the rest of the world? [——]

#11. Given to Oscar Schindler and Captain Frank Foley, the high honour Righteous among the nations is given by which country?

#12. Goodbye Emil, my trusted friend, We’ve known each other since we were nine or ten’

#13. Having legendary wealth, who was the last King of Lydia? [C—–s]

#14. In 1889, what took over from the Great Pyramid as the tallest building in the world?

#15. In 1922 what was discovered by the archaeologist Howard Carter? [The tomb of ———–]

#16. In 1945 the United Nations set up the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. What is this bank normally called?

#17. In 1948, Albert Einstein was offered the presidency of which country?

#18. In 1971, East Pakistan became which independent nation?

#19. In January, Russia began to circulate new coinage to guard against the risk of inflation. What is the unit of currency in Russia? [The —–]

#20. The leader of the Bolsheviks, considered by many to be the founder of the USSR, is popularly known as Vladimir Lenin. By what name was he known at birth? [V——- I—– U——]

#21. The city of Rome, according to legend, was founded by two brothers. What were their names? [R—— and R—-]

#22. The Strait of Hormuz connects the Persian Gulf to what body of water? [G— of O—]

#23. President Harry S. Truman said, “You cannot stop the [sp—- of a- i—] by passing a law against it.”

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