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Nonfiction Book Club Battle
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1
Levi's jeans were the first to have rivets on the front pockets to give the pockets strength.
False
True
2
1 to 2 million dollars (today's value) of tea was dumped into Boston Harbor to protest a tax on tea.
True
False
3
Harry Houdini is considered the greatest________ that ever lived.
magician
athlete
inventor
scientist
4
Bob Marley was the King of Rock and Roll.
True
False
5
The time period when great sheets of ice covered most of Europe, North America and Asia was called ____________
Bronze Age
Ice Age
Stone Age
Iron Age
6
Some of the ice during the Ice Age was very thick (2 miles high).
True
False
7
Which ship is memorialized in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii?
West Virginia
Arizona
Utah
Oglala
8
Who was. in the first World Series game on October 1, 1903?
Pittsburg Pirates vs New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs vs Boston Americans
New York Yankees vs Boston Americans
Boston Americans vs Pittsburg Pirates
9
The Twin Towers was one of 3 locations attacked on 9/11/11
True
False
10
The Negro National Leagues were organized by the man known as the "Father of Black Baseball"
Jackie Robinson
Oscar Charleston
John Henry "Pop" Lloyd
Rube Foster
11
The Montgomery Bus Boycott was the beginning of the Civil Rights Movement and it lasted
3 weeks
6 months
3 months
1 year
12
Booker T. Washington was a former slave, educator and founder of this prestigious college?
Spelman College
Tuskegee University
Morgan State University
Howard University
13
Stevie Wonder's first album was Motown Records first album to hit #1 on Billboard charts.
True
False
14
Jesse Owens was the first U.S. Olympic track and field athlete to win 4 gold medals in one Olympics.
False
True
15
Many people traveled to the "Wild West" via this trail
Pacific Coast Trail
Lost Trail
Oregon Trail
Appalchian Trail
16
P.T. Barnum was one of the founders of the Barnum & Bailey______
Hospital
Zoo
Circus
Farm
17
What was the first thing immigrants had to do when they reached Ellis Island?
Apply for a job
Pay to enter the country
Pass a physical exam
Pass an English test
18
Stops/homes along the Underground railroad were called stations.
True
False
19
Aretha Franklin is known as the Queen of Soul.
False
True
20
32 bands and over 500,000 people attended Woodstock. Most of the people attending the concerts were what age?
26-35
56-70
46-55
16-23
21
A cure for witchcraft was called witch cake.
True
False
22
Julia Child was a famous chef and author of Mastering the Art of French Cooking.
True
False
23
How many Jewish people were killed in concentration camps during the time of the Holocaust?
12 thousand
6 thousand
6 million
12 million
24
D-Day was the smallest invasion by sea of all time
True
False
25
The Stanley Cup is the oldest and most famous sports trophy, it is actually a _____ donated by Lord Stanley of Canada.
Punch Bowl
Cup
Cooking Pot
26
After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the U.S. declared war again Russia.
True
False
27
Duke Ellington was a master of which instrument?
trumpet
drums
saxaphone
piano
28
Louis Braille created a system of _____ raised dots to help blind people read.
6
4
8
15
29
The Women's Rights Movement led to the ____ Amendment which allows women the right to vote.
21
19
13
17
30
World Cup athletes may play for the country they live in or the country they, their parents, or family originated.
False
True
31
The Great Depression was a time when people were sad about losing their homes, jobs and money.
True
False
32
How long did the Age of the Dinosaurs last?
5 million years
25 million years
55 million years
200 million years
33
Which was not a way people tried to cure the Plague?
Herbs and Plants
Bloodletting
Antibiotics
Drinking powdered gold
34
What happened on June 6, 1944?
D-Day
Pearl Harbor
End of World War II
V-Day
35
What was once called "God's Great Plough"
Rivers
Oceans
Glaciers
Mountians
36
Sojourner Truth was a former slave who fought for the rights of men and slaves.
True
False
37
This athletic championship is often considered the most difficult sports championship to win.
The World Series
The Stanley Cup
The Super Bowl
The World Cup
38
The "curse" placed on the Chicago Cubs when they would not let a man bring his pet into the World Series game?
The Billy Goat Curse
The Piggy Curse
The Kitty Cat Curse
The Doggy Curse
39
Albert Einstein was an scientist whose work led to the creation of this type of bomb.
atom bomb
smart bomb
hydrogen bomb
oxygen bomb
40
Rock and Roll orginated in which country?
France
Australia
United State
England