Historical Trivia

The "unsinkable" ocean liner that sank off the coast of Newfoundland in 1912 was ?

the lawyer who won the Scopes trial against evolution

Over 100 Americans died when this British passenger liner sank in May 1915

What do we call the statement of loyalty to America written by Francis Bellamy?

The first successful expedition to the North Pole was led by

He said "Speak softly and carry a big stick"

What are the difficult years of 1929-1939 called?

What are the people called who affirm the truth of the Bible?

The professor who gave radio talks about the truth of the Bible and the falseness of modernism

The famous railroad engineer who died while trying to save his passengers

What were the Germany's underwater boats called?

The countries that sided WITH Germany in World War I were called the ?

the President of the Unites States during ethe Word War I was

The President who created jobs during the Great Depression with money the government did not have.

A British naturalist who rejected the Scriptures and developed the theory of evolution

11/11/1918 is when World War I ended

Who was the first black-American woman to head a federal agency?

The countries that sided AGAINST Germany in World War I were called?

What incident served as an excuse for the beginning of World War I ?

he said "The strength of the nation depends upon the character of the people"

Guglielmo Marconi invented the wireless telegraph

What were the 16 white battleships that President Roosevelt sent on a world tour called?

The man who wrote several books refuting the theory of evolution was

J. Gresham Machen said " The world must be made safe for democracy

What toy was made in honor of Theodore Roosevelt?

The life expectancy of men in the 1900s was _ than it is today

the action which proved that Germany was a threat to the United States as a well to Europe was

Standard time was instituted by __ in the United States

This letter promised Mexico a part of the United States if it fought with Germany in World War I

What was the name of the famous mail train that traveled between New York and Chicago in 24 hours?

The dates of the World War I are