Weird History!

There are no natural _____ in Ohio. Every one is man-made.

The Romans used human _____ as mouthwash.

In the 1830s, _____ was sold as medicine.

In the 1700s in Paris, women wore hats with _____ attached when outdoors during bad weather.

The longest war in history was between the Netherlands and the Isles of Scilly, killing _____.

According to one anthropologist, _____ people were put to death for being witches.

_____ outnumber people.

_____ is the only city in the world that is on two continents.

Mexican General Santa Anna had an elaborate state funeral for his amputated _____.

Kim Jong Il wrote six _____.

While Romans were extremely hygienic, they did not use soap, but instead used _____ and _____.

Princeton researchers successfully turned a _____ into a functioning telephone in 1929.

When “Star Wars” first came out what was still happening in the world _____.

Saddam Hussein was given the key to the city of _____.

Roman Emperor Gaius made his ____ a senator.

Cleopatra was an Egyptian of ____ descent.

_____ were put on trial in medieval times and routinely sentenced to death.

In early Rome a father could legally _____ anyone in his family.

The Eisenhower interstate system requires that one mile in every five is straight for ____. 

In the 19th century inventors patented the _____ just in case.

The Anglo-Zanzibar war of 1896 is the shortest war on record lasting an exhausting ___ minutes.

Romans invented the _____. 

Every _____, we take as many photos as all of humanity took during the 1800s.

Before the mid-19th century dentures were commonly made with teeth pulled from the mouths of

Chances that a road is unpaved in the U.S.?

Napoleon was once attacked by _____.

Between the Fourth and Fifth Crusade, 30,000 _____ went on Crusade to the Holy Land.

Upon dying, some pharaohs were sealed into their tombs alongside their living _____ and _____.

After Pope Gregory IX associated ___ with witchcraft, ____ throughout Europe were exterminated.

In ancient Egypt, doctors would administer _____ to cure eye ailments.

_____ is the only land on our planet that is not owned by any country.

During World War II, _______ in Berlin was killed by the first bomb dropped by the allies.

The “D” in D-Day stands for “_____”, in other words, “_____-Day”

___ can get toupees in Tokyo.

The sudden lack of _____ in Europe led to the spread of disease because infected rats ran free.

In the 16th and 17th, wealthy Europeans ate _____, thinking they’d cure them of ailments.

Ancient Egyptians used _____ as pillows.

In 1912, a Paris orphanage held a raffle to raise money—the prizes were _____.

In ancient Egypt, servants were smeared with _____ in order to attract flies from the pharaoh.

The driest place on Earth is the _____.