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TRIVIA NIGHT - HISTORY
TRIVIA NIGHT - HISTORY
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1
This hurricane hit Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana in 2005 flooding nearly 80% of New Orleans
Katrina
Sandy
Albert
Nadine
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During WW2, Allied troops stormed the beaches of Normandy in what country?
Italy
Germany
Norway
France
3
This university is the oldest institute of higher education in the US--formed in 1636
Harvard
Yale
William & Mary
Princeton
4
Everyone knows the first president...who was third?
John Adams
Andrew Jackson
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
5
What was the 50th state to join the US?
West Virginia
Alaska
Delaware
Hawaii
6
Who was the first person to step foot on the surface of the moon?
Alan Shepard
Buzz Aldrin
John Glenn
Neil Armstrong
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The first mass produced automobile was the Model T, manufactured by what company?
Ford
Fiat
Oldsmobile
Benz
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In 1986, with the world watching, this space shuttle exploded before leaving the atmosphere
Challenger
Discovery
Atlantis
Columbia
9
The US bought Alaska from which country?
Russia
Canada
Japan
China
10
Nickname of the Nuclear defense program proposed by President Reagan in 1983
No More Nukes
Star Wars
Cuba Missle Crisis
Operation Freedom
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Who was behind the attacks on 9-11 in New York and DC?
Saddam Hussein
Russia
Hamas
Al Qaeda
12
This explorer left Puerto Rico looking for the Fountain of Youth and landed in Florida
Ferdinand Magellan
Christopher Columbus
Jacques Bastille
Ponce de Leon
13
Who is the only US President to resign from office?
Woodrow Wilson
William McKinley
Richard Nixon
Franklin Pierce
14
MySpace was the most popular social networking site until 2009 when this entity took over and still is #1 today
Twitter
Facebook
Snapchat
Instagram
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This politician became the 22nd and 24th US President--the 1st person to ever serve 2 non-sequential terms as President.
Franklin Roosevelt
William H Taft
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson