Trivia Question: The Luxembourg Garden is located in what European capital city? Answer: Paris The name of this garden is actually a misnomer. Because it was built near Luxembourg Palace in Paris, the gardens took that name. Another title for this area is Senate Gardens. Click Here To Take Today’s History Quiz   Yesterday’s “Trivia … Read more

Trivia Question: The Fisherman’s Ring is worn by whom? Answer: The Pope For the longest time, The Fisherman’s Ring acted as an official signet ring for the Vatican. Its name is a reference to Saint Peter whom Catholics call the first Pope. Click Here To Take Today’s History Quiz   Yesterday’s “Trivia Question of the … Read more

Trivia Question: Vlad Tepes III of Walachia is better known by what title? Answer: Vlad the Impaler Vlad III was at constant war with the nearby Ottoman Empire. As Ottoman soldiers invaded his lands, he would infamously impale prisoners of war upon massive stakes. This history famously inspired the myth of Dracula. Click Here To … Read more

Trivia Question: Spandau, The Secret Diaries was a famous collection of diaries written by what Third Reich official? Answer: Albert Speer Albert Speer was a loyal ally to Adolf Hitler. Speer held a few political positions in the Nazi hierarchy where he pushed for the use of slave labor to create arms. At Nuremberg, he … Read more

Trivia Question: Who was the youngest person to become President of the United States? Answer: Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt ascended to the presidency at 42 years of age. Roosevelt had originally been the Vice President to William McKinley who was assassinated. John F. Kennedy is the youngest person to be elected president, though. Click Here To … Read more