Simon Bolivar Quiz

Simon Bolivar Quiz

The Simon Bolivar Quiz The Americas largely began as colonial societies. It is true that the first peoples to inhabit the continents were the tribes now collectively called the Native Americans. However, the history of the powers that control modern America are the products of imperial conquest. As the United States of America won its … Read more

Trivia Question

Trivia Question: American president Millard Fillmore succeded what man who died in office? Answer: Zachary Taylor Fillmore was Taylor’s vice president. As some of the few Whig presidents, they ran on a fairly respected populist platform. Taylor’s demise then landed Fillmore in the White House despite some public opposition. Click Here To Take Today’s History … Read more

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Trivia Question: What Enlightenment thinker of France sent many letters to Catherine the Great that discussed philosophy with her? Answer: Voltaire There is a common misconception that Voltaire sought refuge in Catherine’s court. That simply isn’t so. Rather, the monarch of Russia and the philosopher of France exchange long-standing correspondence where they shared ideas on … Read more

Trivia Question

Trivia Question: True or False: France’s King Henry II died in a joust. Answer: True Henry II was an avid sportsman. Kings didn’t often participate in dangerous events like jousts because of the inherent risk. Yet, Henry II was eager to break that mold. Click Here To Take Today’s History Quiz   Yesterday’s “Trivia Question … Read more

History by the Decades Quiz: The 2000s

History by the Decades Quiz: The 2000s

History by the Decades Quiz: The 2000s After the general stability of the 1990s, many nations seemed to be on the path toward building a better tomorrow. Economic growth and humanitarian progress were hallmarks of the 90s that happened to be punctuated by sudden and dramatic tragedies. Much of that optimistic hope for the future … Read more