5historyApril 15, 1912, what great tragedy occurred in icy Atlantic waters off Newfoundland, taking 1500 lives?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
12historyDuring World War II, Great Britain, France, the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R., known as the "Allies," fought against Germany, Italy, and Japan, which were called what?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
10historyThis 18th Century British politician loved to gamble so much that he refused to leave the gambling tables to eat, and subsequently invented a type of meal which bears his name. What was it?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
1historyWhich two people signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and later became U.S. Presidents?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
4historyThe first permanent English settlement in America was established in May, 1607 and named for the reigning British monarch. Which location was this?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
18historyIn 1891 Mr. W.L. Judson invented a small metalic object that most people make use of, men a bit more than women. What was it?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
9historyWhich two people signed the U.S. Constitution on 9/17/1787, and later became U.S. Presidents?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
5historyElected to the U.S. Congress in 1948, in 1954 became the youngest majority leader in its history at the age of 46. He led the condemnation of Senator Joe McCarthy, and later, in 1960, lost the fight for the Presidential nomination. Name this person.Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
14historyWhat was the name of the Christopher Columbus' flagship - the ship on which Columbus travelled in his 1492 voyage to the new world?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
1historyEdward Teach, an Englishman who turned to an extremely savage form of piracy, was better known by what colorful name?Show AnswerLearn MoreShare
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