Trivia Question: Cape Canaveral was originally named after what American president? Answer: John F. Kennedy Much of N.A.S.A.’s activity centered on Cape Canaveral. Since Kennedy approved the research to put Americans on the moon, Cape Canaveral was originally named in his honor. Still honoring his legacy is the Kennedy Space Center which is located within … Read more
Trivia Question: What famous sailor’s adventures were describe in the Arabian Nights? Answer: Sinbad Another name for The Arabian Nights is The 1,001 Nights. This collection of folk stories introduced elements of Middle Eastern literature to the Western world. Among the many heroes of these literary tales, Sinbad remains one of the most famous as … Read more
Trivia Question: Scott Joplin popularized what style of historic music? Answer: Ragtime Ragtime was a predecessor to rockabilly. In that sense, it is one of the ancestors of rock and roll. Joplin became so renowned for his ragtime performances that he was called the “King” of the genre. Click Here To Take Today’s History Quiz … Read more
Trivia Question: True or False: Nelson Rockefeller, grandson of John Rockefeller, served as Vice President of the United States. Answer: True John Rockefeller became one of the richest men in history with his company Standard Oil. Inheritance of that massive fortune has ensured that Rockefeller’s descendants have been very well-taken-care-of. Nelson Rockefeller was the vice … Read more
Trivia Question: What was the last major German counteroffensive of World War Two? Answer: The Battle of the Bulge The Battle of the Bulge was the result of Germany’s dwindling hopes for victory. As their forces were continuously pushed back, it became clear that defeat was inevitable. The Battle of the Bulge was then launched … Read more