Trivia

Trivia Question: What was the name of the North American folk legend Paul Bunyan’s ox? Answer: Babe Folk tales describe Bunyan as a lumberjack of immense size who tamed Canadian and American forests. Accompanying him on his journeys was a blue ox named Babe. Click Here To Take Today’s History Quiz   Yesterday’s “Trivia Question … Read more

Trivia Question: The battlefield of Waterloo is found in what modern country? Answer: Belgium Waterloo was the location where Napoleon Bonaparte was decisively crushed. At the time, the Netherlands claimed dominion over Waterloo. It is now part of Belgium. Click Here To Take Today’s History Quiz   Yesterday’s “Trivia Question of the Day”

Trivia Question: Konrad Adenauer is known for leading what country during much of the Cold War? Answer: West Germany Adenauer’s West Germany was a country being rebuilt from ashes. He was the nation’s first leader after World War Two’s end. So, he allied with Western Europe, making political moves that would help his country move … Read more

Trivia Question: What rock and roll act wasn’t allowed to play their hit “American Woman” at the White House? Answer: The Guess Who “American Woman” was a song whose lyrics criticized America’s involvement in Vietnam. Richard Nixon was President of the United States when the Guess Who were invited to play at the White House. … Read more

Trivia Question: What is the longest river in North America? Answer: The Missouri River The Missouri River is twenty miles longer than the Mississippi River. Click Here To Take Today’s History Quiz   Yesterday’s “Trivia Question of the Day”