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1
Francis is the first Pope from the Americas, first from the Southern Hemisphere, and first not from Europe since when?
The year 450
The year 1048
The year 1232
The year 741
2
"Milk Drop Coronet", Harold Edgerton's 1957 iconic image, revolutionized which photography technique?
Lens Flare photography
Macro photography
Stop Motion photography
Forced Perspective photography
3
Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom and Commonwealth ascended to the throne in 1952 at what age?
25
22
32
28
4
What was the name of this sheep, in the news in 1996 as the first mammal ever successfully cloned?
Wendy
Dolly
Lucy
Mary
5
How long did the Berlin Wall divide East and West Berlin, Germany? Pictured here being destroyed in 1989.
41 Years
21 Years
28 Years
43 Years
6
This protester blocked tanks in Beijing's Tiananmen Square in support of democracy in what year?
1980
1972
1997
1989
7
This 1860 photo, "Boston, as the Eagle and Wild Goose See It", is the earliest surviving aerial photo. How was it taken?
Camera attached to a kite
Photographer in a hot air balloon
Early powered flying machine
Drone
8
The Soviet Union had won gold in how many consecutive Olympic games prior to their loss in the 1980 "Miracle on Ice"?
Three
Five
Two
Four
9
American Track and Field athlete Jesse Owens won 4 gold medals and upstaged Adolf Hitler at which Olympics?
1936
1940
1942
1938
10
True or False: The Statue of Liberty is located in New York but completely surrounded by New Jersey.
False
True
11
This famous White House photo depicts what moment?
Raid on Osama bin Laden's compound
Downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over Ukraine
First North Korean Intercontinental Missile Test
Capture of Saddam Hussein
12
This plane entered service in 1958, changing air travel by cutting travel time in half with revolutionary 600 mph speed.
Boeing 707
Boeing 747
DC-10
Lockheed TriStar
13
This iconic photo of an astronaut on the surface of the moon is from what NASA mission?
Apollo 10
Apollo 11
Apollo 13
Apollo 17
14
This is the first image captured from NASA's first major optical telescope, launched in 1990. What was its name?
Orion
Vulcan
Hubble
Kepler
15
Apple released the first iPhone in what year?
2007
2011
2001
2005
16
This U.S. city was destroyed by a magnitude 7.9 earthquake and resulting fire in 1906.
Los Angeles
Denver
Seattle
San Francisco
17
This iconic image captured the reality of what historical event, motivating the public to demand government action?
World War I
1900 Galveston Hurricane
The Great Depression
1918 Pandemic
18
How old was Muhammad Ali in 1964 when he defeated then Champion Sonny Liston as a 7-1 underdog?
27
22
25
24
19
American radio host Herbert Morrison used what phrase to describe the 1937 Hindenburg crash?
This is a terrible day.
Oh, the humanity!
Oh no!
What have we witnessed?
20
This iconic image from New York City's Time Square was in celebration of what event?
Victory over Japan/End of WWII
New York Yankees' 4th consecutive World Series win in 1939
Passage of the New Deal
Victory in Europe during WWII
21
In 1957, nine students protected by the U.S. Army integrated this city's high school for the first time.
Columbia, South Carolina
Dallas, Texas
Birmingham, Alabama
Little Rock, Arkansas
22
This famous military picture depicts U.S. victory at what battle?
Berlin
Okinawa
Midway
Iwo Jima
23
NASA's Mars Exploration Rover took this picture in 2005 of a sunset where?
Mercury
The Moon
Mars
Venus
24
Who is the surrealist artist captured in this famous Philippe Halsman 1948 photograph?
Salvador Dali
Andre Breton
Max Ernst
Pablo Picasso
25
Wrestlemania III in Detroit was seen by how many fans, a world indoor event attendance record from 1987 until 2010?
80,120
85,387
91,173
89,952
26
The iconic 1932 photo, "Lunch Atop A Skyscraper", showed workers building which famous New York City landmark?
Empire State Building
Woolworth Building
Rockefeller Plaza
Chrysler Building
27
Wilbur and Orville Wright flew the first powered aircraft at Kitty Hawk, NC, in 1903. How far did the plane travel?
800 feet
120 feet
20 feet
1 mile
28
The RMS Titanic was travelling from Southampton to what city when it sank in 1912?
New York City
Halifax
Boston
Dublin
29
U.S. Olympic athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised their fists in protest during which Olympic games?
1964 - Tokyo
1960 - Rome
1972 - Munich
1968 - Mexico City
30
This iconic 1984 image of Michael Jordan is the inspiration for Nike's "Air Jordan" logo.
False
True