1) When was Richard Nixon first sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 January 1969
b) 4 November 1968
c) 20 January 1957
d) 4 March 1969

2) Where was Richard Nixon born?
a) Reno
b) Denver
c) San Diego
d) Yorba Linda

3) Which college did Richard Nixon attend?
a) Whittier College
b) Bethany College
c) Christ College
d) St. John’s College

4) Who was President of USA when Richard Nixon was Vice President of USA?
a) Lyndon Johnson
b) Dwight Eisenhower
c) Harry Truman
d) Franklin Roosevelt

5) With which country did USA sign an agreement ending war in 1973?
a) North Korea
b) Germany
c) Japan
d) North Vietnam

6) Who refused to be a scapegoat in the Watergate case and testified against Richard Nixon before the Senate Committee on 25 June 1973?
a) Spiro T. Agnew
b) George McGovern
c) Edmund Muskie
d) John Dean

7) When did Richard Nixon resign as President of USA?
a) 20 January 1977
b) 3 March 1972
c) 9 August 1974
d) 31 December 1970

8) Who pardoned Richard Nixon for all offences against USA?
a) Ronald Reagan
b) Gerald Ford
c) James Carter
d) George H. W. Bush

9) When did Richard Nixon die?
a) 14 March 1984
b) 22 April 1994
c) 17 September 1986
d) 30 December 1998

10) Where did Richard Nixon die?
a) Atlanta
b) Houston
c) New York
d) Los Angeles

Richard Nixon Quiz Answers

1) When was Richard Nixon first sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 January 1969

2) Where was Richard Nixon born?
d) Yorba Linda

3) Which college did Richard Nixon attend?
a) Whittier College

4) Who was President of USA when Richard Nixon was Vice President of USA?
b) Dwight Eisenhower

5) With which country did USA sign an agreement ending war in 1973?
d) North Vietnam

6) Who refused to be a scapegoat in the Watergate case and testified against Richard Nixon before the Senate Committee on 25 June 1973?
d) John Dean

7) When did Richard Nixon resign as President of USA?
c) 9 August 1974

8) Who pardoned Richard Nixon for all offences against USA?
b) Gerald Ford

9) When did Richard Nixon die?
b) 22 April 1994

10) Where did Richard Nixon die?
c) New York

Thomas Paine Quiz Questions

1. When was Thomas Paine born?
a) 29 January 1737
b) 12 May 1742
c) 11 August 1739
d) 29 December 1735

2. Where was Thomas Paine born?
a) Thetford
b) Plymouth
c) Ipswich
d) Bristol

3. Who advised Thomas Paine to go to America?
a) Charles Cornwallis
b) Warren Hastings
c) Benjamin Franklin
d) John Shore

4. Which magazine did Thomas Paine help to edit?
a) The Plain Truth
b) National Geographic
c) Life
d) Philadelphia Magazine

5. How did Thomas Paine sign his article African Slavery in America?
a) Born Free
b) Equality
c) Justice and Humanity
d) Fraternity and Liberty

6. When did Thomas Paine publish Common Sense?
a) 10 January 1776
b) 4 April 1772
c) 11 July 1770
d) 12 November 1768

7. To whom was Thomas Paine aide-de-camp?
a) George Washington
b) Nathanael Greene
c) Thomas Jefferson
d) James Monroe

8. Which book was Thomas Paine’s answer to Edmund Burke’s Reflections on the Revolution in France?
a) The Age of Reason
b) Agrarian Justice
c) Rights of Man
d) Public Good

9. When did Thomas Paine die?
a) 26 March 1819
b) 8 June 1809
c) 11 September 1803
d) 12 October 1815

10. Where did Thomas Paine die?
a) New Rochelle
b) Paris
c) Farnham
d) New York

Thomas Paine Quiz Questions and Answers

1. When was Thomas Paine born?
a) 29 January 1737

2. Where was Thomas Paine born?
a) Thetford

3. Who advised Thomas Paine to go to America?
c) Benjamin Franklin

4. Which magazine did Thomas Paine help to edit?
d) Philadelphia Magazine

5. How did Thomas Paine sign his article African Slavery in America?
c) Justice and Humanity

6. When did Thomas Paine publish Common Sense?
a) 10 January 1776

7. To whom was Thomas Paine aide-de-camp?
b) Nathanael Greene

8. Which book was Thomas Paine’s answer to Edmund Burke’s Reflections on the Revolution in France?
c) Rights of Man

9. When did Thomas Paine die?
b) 8 June 1809

10. Where did Thomas Paine die?
d) New York

(This quiz is about American civil rights activist Martin Luther King also known as Martin Luther King Jr.)

Martin Luther King Quiz Questions

1) When was Martin Luther King born?
a) 29 May 1917
b) 15 January 1929
c) 21 June 1921
d) 14 July 1928

2) Where was Martin Luther King born?
a) Atlanta
b) New York
c) Philadelphia
d) Los Angeles

3) Which college did Martin Luther King attend?
a) William and Mary College
b) Hampden-Sydney College
c) Morehouse College
d) St. Albert’s College

4) Which seminary did Martin Luther King attend?
a) St. Patrick’s Seminary
b) Crozer Theological Seminary
c) St. Joseph’s Seminary
d) St. John’s Seminary

5) Who was arrested on 1 December 1955 for defying bus segregation?
a) Tina Turner
b) Coretta Scott
c) Rosa Parks
d) Rodney King

6) When did Martin Luther King visit India?
a) 1944
b) 1945
c) 1952
d) 1959

7) Where did Martin Luther King become co-pastor?
a) Trinity Church
b) All Saints’ Church
c) Ebenezer Baptist Church
d) St. Paul’s Church

8) Where did Martin Luther King make his famous “I have a Dream” speech on 28 August 1963?
a) Boston
b) Washington
c) Reno
d) Austin

9) Which Act was signed at the White House on 2 July 1964?
a) Stamp Act
b) Civil Rights Act
c) Hyde Act
d) Arms Act

10) When did Martin Luther King get Nobel Prize?
a) 1960
b) 1964
c) 1968
d) 1972

Martin Luther King Quiz Questions with Answers

1) When was Martin Luther King born?
b) 15 January 1929

2) Where was Martin Luther King born?
a) Atlanta

3) Which college did Martin Luther King attend?
c) Morehouse College

4) Which seminary did Martin Luther King attend?
b) Crozer Theological Seminary

5) Who was arrested on 1 December 1955 for defying bus segregation?
c) Rosa Parks

6) When did Martin Luther King visit India?
d) 1959

7) Where did Martin Luther King become co-pastor?
c) Ebenezer Baptist Church

8) Where did Martin Luther King make his famous “I have a Dream” speech on 28 August 1963?
b) Washington

9) Which Act was signed at the White House on 2 July 1964?
b) Civil Rights Act

10) When did Martin Luther King get Nobel Prize?
b) 1964

1) When was James Abram Garfield sworn in as President of USA?
a) 14 September 1880
b) 4 March 1881
c) 20 January 1881
d) 4 November 1880

2) When was James Abram Garfield born?
a) 31 March 1826
b) 6 April 1828
c) 28 August 1830
d) 19 November 1831

3) Where was James Abram Garfield born?
a) Austin
b) Little Rock
c) Orange
d) Brasilia

4) Which college did James Abram Garfield attend?
a) Williams College
b) Hampden-Sydney College
c) Kenyon College
d) Christ College

5) What did James Abram Garfield want to become?
a) Painter
b) Doctor
c) Architect
d) Sailor

6) Where did James Abram Garfield meet Lucretia Rudolph, his future wife?
a) New Hampshire
b) Cleveland
c) Chester
d) New York

7) Where did James Abram Garfield teach Greek and Latin?
a) Hiram Eclectic Institute
b) Bethany College
c) Brown College
d) St. Agnes College

8) Where did James Abram Garfield defeat General Marshall on 10 January 1862?
a) Louisiana
b) Middle Creek
c) Birmingham
d) Atlanta

9) How many times was James Abram Garfield elected to the US House of Representatives?
a) Three
b) Four
c) Six
d) Nine

10) James Abram Garfield was shot on 2 July 1881. When did he die?
a) 24 January 1882
b) 2 July 1881
c) 19 September 1881
d) 5 November 1881

James Abram Garfield Quiz Answers

1) When was James Abram Garfield sworn in as President of USA?
b) 4 March 1881

2) When was James Abram Garfield born?
d) 19 November 1831

3) Where was James Abram Garfield born?
c) Orange

4) Which college did James Abram Garfield attend?
a) Williams College

5) What did James Abram Garfield want to become?
d) Sailor

6) Where did James Abram Garfield meet Lucretia Rudolph, his future wife?
c) Chester

7) Where did James Abram Garfield teach Greek and Latin?
a) Hiram Eclectic Institute

8) Where did James Abram Garfield defeat General Marshall on 10 January 1862?
b) Middle Creek

9) How many times was James Abram Garfield elected to the US House of Representatives?
d) Nine

10) James Abram Garfield was shot on 2 July 1881. When did he die?
c) 19 September 1881

1) When was Chester Alan Arthur sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 September 1881
b) 4 March 1882
c) 20 January 1883
d) 4 November 1884

2) When was Chester Alan Arthur born?
a) 11 January 1832
b) 15 April 1827
c) 2 September 1826
d) 5 October 1829

3) Where was Chester Alan Arthur born?
a) Fairfield
b) Belfast
c) San Francisco
d) Dublin

4) Which college did Chester Alan Arthur attend?
a) Williams College
b) Bethany College
c) Kenyon College
d) Union College

5) Which law firm did Chester Alan Arthur join?
a) Culver and Parker
b) Blair and Booth
c) Jardine and Fleming
d) Clinton and Rodham

6) When Civil War began which post was given to Chester Alan Arthur by New York Governor Edwin Morgan?
a) Postmaster General
b) Quartermaster General
c) Surveyor General
d) Mayor of New York

7) Who fired Chester Alan Arthur from the post of Collector of Customs?
a) Edwin Morgan
b) Rutherford Hayes
c) Ulysses Grant
d) Abraham Lincoln

8) Which Act signed by Chester Alan Arthur was USA’s first civil service law?
a) Tariff Act
b) Chinese Exclusion Act
c) Pendleton Act
d) Nebraska Act

9) Which disease afflicted Chester Alan Arthur?
a) Bright’s
b) Parkinson’s
c) Alzheimer’s
d) Leukemia

10) When did Chester Alan Arthur die?
a) 8 March 1896
b) 9 June 1888
c) 24 September 1885
d) 18 November 1886

Chester Alan Arthur Quiz Answers

1) When was Chester Alan Arthur sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 September 1881

2) When was Chester Alan Arthur born?
d) 5 October 1829

3) Where was Chester Alan Arthur born?
a) Fairfield

4) Which college did Chester Alan Arthur attend?
d) Union College

5) Which law firm did Chester Alan Arthur join?
a) Culver and Parker

6) When Civil War began which post was given to Chester Alan Arthur by New York Governor Edwin Morgan?
b) Quartermaster General

7) Who fired Chester Alan Arthur from the post of Collector of Customs?
b) Rutherford Hayes

8) Which Act signed by Chester Alan Arthur was USA’s first civil service law?
c) Pendleton Act

9) Which disease afflicted Chester Alan Arthur?
a) Bright’s

10) When did Chester Alan Arthur die?
d) 18 November 1886

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Rudolf Abel Quiz Questions

1. When was Rudolf Abel arrested by FBI?
a) 1 January 1949
b) 21 June 1957
c) 12 August 1956
d) 31 December 1948

2. What was Rudolf Abel’s original name?
a) William August Fisher
b) Ernest Blofeld
c) Feliks Dzerzhinnsky
d) Nikolay Yezhov

3. When was Rudolf Abel born?
a) 3 March 1904
b) 15 April 1902
c) 11 July 1903
d) 14 November 1905

4. Where was Rudolf Abel born?
a) Moscow
b) St. Petersburg
c) Newcastle-under-Lyme
d) Newcastle upon Tyne

5. When did Rudolf Abel join GPU?
a) 1918
b) 1914
c) 1927
d) 1924

6. Under what name did Rudolf Abel enter USA?
a) Arnold Goldfinger
b) Emil R. Goldfus
c) Mycroft Holmes
d) Septimus Harding

7. What was Rudolf Abel’s sentence?
a) Death penalty
b) Life imprisonment
c) 30 years’ imprisonment
d) 20 years’ imprisonment

8. Who was the American spy exchanged for Rudolf Abel?
a) Francis Gary Powers
b) Robert Hanssen
c) Aldrich Ames
d) William Casey

9. When did Rudolf Abel die?
a) 16 February 1979
b) 22 May 1988
c) 1 September 1975
d) 15 November 1971

10. Where did Rudolf Abel die?
a) Moscow
b) Potsdam
c) Vienna
d) Penza

Rudolf Abel Quiz Questions with Answers

1. When was Rudolf Abel arrested by FBI?
b) 21 June 1957

2. What was Rudolf Abel’s original name?
a) William August Fisher

3. When was Rudolf Abel born?
c) 11 July 1903

4. Where was Rudolf Abel born?
d) Newcastle upon Tyne

5. When did Rudolf Abel join GPU?
c) 1927

6. Under what name did Rudolf Abel enter USA?
b) Emil R. Goldfus

7. What was Rudolf Abel’s sentence?
c) 30 years’ imprisonment

8. Who was the American spy exchanged for Rudolf Abel?
a) Francis Gary Powers

9. When did Rudolf Abel die?
d) 15 November 1971

10. Where did Rudolf Abel die?
a) Moscow

Rosa Parks was an African-American civil rights activist, whom the U.S. Congress called “the first lady of civil rights”, and “the mother of the freedom movement”. On December 1, 1955 in Montgomery, Alabama, Parks refused to obey bus driver James F. Blake’s order that she give up her seat to make room for a white passenger. Parks’ act of defiance became an important symbol of the modern Civil Rights Movement and Parks became an international icon of resistance to racial segregation. She organized and collaborated with civil rights leaders helping to launch him to national prominence in the civil rights movement.

Rosa Parks Quiz Questions

1. What was Rosa Parks’ original name?
a) Rosa Cuthbert Guy
b) Rosa Louise McCauley
c) Rose Fitzmaurice
d) Lily White

2. When was Rosa Parks born?
a) 4 February 1913
b) 24 June 1912
c) 14 July 1914
d) 17 November 1916

3. Where was Rosa Parks born?
a) Birmingham
b) Richmond
c) Tuskegee
d) Springfield

4. When was Rosa Parks arrested for refusing to give her bus seat to a white man?
a) 22 January 1945
b) 26 April 1942
c) 8 August 1954
d) 1 December 1955

5. Who led the Montgomery bus boycott?
a) William Du Bois
b) Ida Bell Wells
c) Martin Luther King
d) Mary Ovington

6. When did the Montgomery bus boycott end?
a) 6 March 1960
b) 21 December 1956
c) 19 September 1958
d) 3 October 1959

7. Which organization established Rosa Parks Freedom Award?
a) Southern Christian Leadership Conference
b) Niagara Movement
c) Montgomery Improvement Association
d) National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

8. When did Rosa Parks cofound Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for Self Development?
a) 1971
b) 1977
c) 1987
d) 1998

9. When did Rosa Parks die?
a) 5 January 2000
b) 9 April 1999
c) 26 August 1992
d) 24 October 2005

10. Where did Rosa Parks die?
a) Palm Springs
b) Detroit
c) Chicago
d) Olympia

Rosa Parks Quiz Questions and Answers

1. What was Rosa Parks’ original name?
b) Rosa Louise McCauley

2. When was Rosa Parks born?
a) 4 February 1913

3. Where was Rosa Parks born?
c) Tuskegee

4. When was Rosa Parks arrested for refusing to give her bus seat to a white man?
d) 1 December 1955

5. Who led the Montgomery bus boycott?
c) Martin Luther King

6. When did the Montgomery bus boycott end?
b) 21 December 1956

7. Which organization established Rosa Parks Freedom Award?
a) Southern Christian Leadership Conference

8. When did Rosa Parks cofound Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for Self Development?
c) 1987

9. When did Rosa Parks die?
d) 24 October 2005

10. Where did Rosa Parks die?
b) Detroit

1) When was Dwight Eisenhower first sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 January 1953
b) 9 July 1950
c) 21 September 1951
d) 31 December 1949

2) When was Dwight Eisenhower born?
a) 1 January 1885
b) 6 April 1884
c) 28 September 1888
d) 14 October 1890

3) Where was Dwight Eisenhower born?
a) Denison
b) Georgetown
c) Detroit
d) Abilene

4) Where in March 1942 was Dwight Eisenhower sent as head of European Theatre of Operations?
a) Germany
b) Italy
c) England
d) France

5) What was the code name given by Allies for invasion of northwest Africa?
a) Operation Red Rose
b) Operation Torch
c) Operation Overlord
d) Operation Black Thunder

6) Whom did Dwight Eisenhower appoint as the head of French North Africa?
a) Jaques Chirac
b) Charles De Gaulle
c) Jean Francois Darlan
d) Francois Mitterand

7) Of which military alliance was Dwight Eisenhower appointed Supreme Commander in 1951?
a) ANZUS
b) CENTO
c) SEATO
d) NATO

8) To which political party did Dwight Eisenhower belong?
a) Democratic
b) Conservative
c) Republican
d) National

9) Where in 1957 did Dwight Eisenhower send troops to enforce desegregation in schools?
a) Birmingham
b) Little Rock
c) Buffalo
d) Panama

10) When did Dwight Eisenhower die?
a) 28 March 1969
b) 5 April 1966
c) 30 June 1970
d) 1 November 1975

Dwight Eisenhower Quiz Answers

1) When was Dwight Eisenhower first sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 January 1953

2) When was Dwight Eisenhower born?
d) 14 October 1890

3) Where was Dwight Eisenhower born?
a) Denison

4) Where in March 1942 was Dwight Eisenhower sent as head of European Theatre of Operations?
c) England

5) What was the code name given by Allies for invasion of northwest Africa?
b) Operation Torch

6) Whom did Dwight Eisenhower appoint as the head of French North Africa?
c) Jean Francois Darlan

7) Of which military alliance was Dwight Eisenhower appointed Supreme Commander in 1951?
d) NATO

8) To which political party did Dwight Eisenhower belong?
c) Republican

9) Where in 1957 did Dwight Eisenhower send troops to enforce desegregation in schools?
b) Little Rock

10) When did Dwight Eisenhower die?
a) 28 March 1969

(This quiz is about the fifth President of USA.)

1) What was James Monroe’s occupation?
a) Doctor
b) Businessman
c) Lawyer
d) Engineer

2) Which State had James Monroe as its Governor in 1799-1802?
a) New York
b) Pennsylvania
c) Virginia
d) Georgia

3) When was James Monroe Member of Continental Congress?
a) 1774-1776
b) 1783-1786
c) 1780-1783
d) 1785-1787

4) Which territory was ceded by Spain to USA in 1819?
a) New Mexico
b) Florida
c) California
d) Texas

5) How many States were in USA when James Monroe ceased to be President?
a) 17
b) 19
c) 24
d) 50

6) Which parallel was set as boundary between USA and Canada on 20/10/1818?
a) 17th
b) 36th
c) 49th
d) 64th

7) Which Slave State was admitted to USA in 1820?
a) Alabama
b) Louisiana
c) Mississippi
d) Missouri

8) How is the statement by James Monroe in 1823 that warned European powers against colonisation in the Americas came to be known?
a) Declaration of Independence
b) Monroe Doctrine
c) Helsinki Declaration
d) Bill of Rights

9) How is the period of James Monroe’s Presidency known?
a) Golden age
b) Era of good feelings
c) Dark age
d) Era of sad feelings

10) Of which dynasty was James Monroe said to be the last President?
a) Texas Dynasty
b) Maryland Dynasty
c) Virginia Dynasty
d) Dakota Dynasty

James Monroe Quiz Answers

1) What was James Monroe’s occupation?
c) Lawyer

2) Which State had James Monroe as its Governor in 1799-1802?
c) Virginia

3) When was James Monroe Member of Continental Congress?
b) 1783-1786

4) Which territory was ceded by Spain to USA in 1819?
b) Florida

5) How many States were in USA when James Monroe ceased to be President?
c) 24

6) Which parallel was set as boundary between USA and Canada on 20/10/1818?
c) 49th

7) Which Slave State was admitted to USA in 1820?
d) Missouri

8) How is the statement by James Monroe in 1823 that warned European powers against colonisation in the Americas came to be known?
b) Monroe Doctrine

9) How is the period of James Monroe’s Presidency known?
b) Era of good feelings

10) Of which dynasty was James Monroe said to be the last President?
c) Virginia Dynasty

Amelia Earhart Quiz Questions

1. When was Amelia Earhart born?
a) 17 March 1890
b) 29 June 1896
c) 24 July 1897
d) 6 November 1892

2. Where was Amelia Earhart born?
a) Atchison
b) Honolulu
c) Boston
d) Juno

3. Where did Amelia Earhart complete high school?
a) Los Angeles
b) Chicago
c) New York
d) Richmond

4. Where did Amelia Earhart work as a military nurse?
a) Canada
b) England
c) France
d) Germany

5. When did Amelia Earhart buy her first plane?
a) 1914
b) 1922
c) 1918
d) 1916

6. How long was Amelia Earhart’s solo flight from Newfoundland to Ireland in 1932?
a) 12 hours 10 minutes
b) 18 hours 22 minutes
c) 14 hours 56 minutes
d) 20 hours 14 minutes

7. When was The Fun of It published?
a) 1932
b) 1928
c) 1930
d) 1926

8. When did Amelia Earhart’s plane disappear?
a) 28 February 1945
b) 2 July 1937
c) 18 May 1942
d) 19 December 1948

9. Where did Amelia Earhart’s plane disappear?
a) Near Iceland
b) Amazon forest
c) Near Howland Island
d) Kalahari Desert

10. When was Amelia Earhart declared legally dead?
a) 5 January 1939
b) 28 May 1949
c) 18 September 1952
d) 15 November 1948

Amelia Earhart Quiz Questions with Answers

1. When was Amelia Earhart born?
c) 24 July 1897

2. Where was Amelia Earhart born?
a) Atchison

3. Where did Amelia Earhart complete high school?
b) Chicago

4. Where did Amelia Earhart work as a military nurse?
a) Canada

5. When did Amelia Earhart buy her first plane?
a) 1914

6. How long was Amelia Earhart’s solo flight from Newfoundland to Ireland in 1932?
c) 14 hours 56 minutes

7. When was The Fun of It published?
a) 1932

8. When did Amelia Earhart’s plane disappear?
b) 2 July 1937

9. Where did Amelia Earhart’s plane disappear?
c) Near Howland Island

10. When was Amelia Earhart declared legally dead?
a) 5 January 1939

Records and achievements of Amelia Earhart

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Amelia Earhart received the Cross of Knight of the Legion of Honor from the French Government in June 1932
Woman’s world altitude record: 14,000 ft (1922)
First woman to fly the Atlantic (1928)
Speed records for 100 km (and with 500 lb (230 kg) cargo) (1931)
First woman to fly an autogyro (1931)
Altitude record for autogyros: 15,000 ft (1931)
First person to cross the U.S. in an autogyro (1932)
First woman to fly the Atlantic solo (1932)
First person to fly the Atlantic twice (1932)
First woman to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross (1932)
First woman to fly non-stop, coast-to-coast across the U.S. (1933)
Woman’s speed transcontinental record (1933)
First person to fly solo between Honolulu, Hawaii and Oakland, California (1935)
First person to fly solo from Los Angeles, California to Mexico City, Mexico (1935)
First person to fly solo nonstop from Mexico City, Mexico to Newark, New Jersey (1935)
Speed record for east-to-west flight from Oakland, California to Honolulu, Hawaii (1937)

(This quiz is about the tenth President of USA.)

1) Which college did John Tyler attend?
a) William and Mary College
b) Hampden-Sydney College
c) St. Ignatius College
d) St. Albert’s College

2) What was John Tyler’s profession?
a) Lawyer
b) Professor
c) Soldier
d) Actor

3) What was John Tyler’s rank in the military in the War of 1812?
a) Major General
b) Brigadier
c) Captain
d) Colonel

4) Which State had John Tyler as its Governor?
a) Georgia
b) Texas
c) Virginia
d) Maryland

5) Which of the following applies to John Tyler?
a) First President of USA to be photographed.
b) First Vice President of USA to be elevated as President of USA due to the death of
elected President of USA.
c) First President of USA to have his Vice President resign.
d) First President of USA to be nominated at a national convention.

6) Who did not resign from John Tyler’s Cabinet when he vetoed banking bills?
a) Daniel Webster
b) Thomas Ewing
c) John Bell
d) George E. Badger

7) Which political party expelled John Tyler?
a) Republican
b) Labour
c) Whig
d) Democratic

8) Which treaty ended boundary dispute with Canada?
a) Webster-Ashburton Treaty
b) Jay’s Treaty
c) Pinckney’s Treaty
d) Louisiana Treaty

9) When was the annexation of Texas?
a) 1838
b) 1841
c) 1845
d) 1848

10) When was John Tyler Member of Confederate States Congress?
a) 1812-1814
b) 1816-1820
c) 1832-1836
d) 1861-1862

John Tyler Quiz Answers

1) Which college did John Tyler attend?
a) William and Mary College

2) What was John Tyler’s profession?
a) Lawyer

3) What was John Tyler’s rank in the military in the War of 1812?
c) Captain

4) Which State had John Tyler as its Governor?
c) Virginia

5) Which of the following applies to John Tyler?
b) First Vice President of USA to be elevated as President of USA due to the death of elected President of USA.

6) Who did not resign from John Tyler’s Cabinet when he vetoed banking bills?
a) Daniel Webster

7) Which political party expelled John Tyler?
c) Whig

8) Which treaty ended boundary dispute with Canada?
a) Webster-Ashburton Treaty

9) When was the annexation of Texas?
c) 1845

10) When was John Tyler Member of Confederate States Congress?
d) 1861-1862

1. When did Christopher Columbus claim Puerto Rico for Spain?
a) 15 March 1526
b) 7 May 1486
c) 8 August 1502
d) 19 November 1493

2. What does Puerto Rico mean?
a) Rice Bowl
b) Breadbasket
c) Rich Port
d) Large Fort

3. Who founded Caparra?
a) Juan Ponce de Leon
b) Luis Munoz Rivera
c) Anibal Acevedo Vila
d) Manuel de Besosa

4. Who captured and burned down San Juan in 1625?
a) Thomas Roe
b) George Clifford
c) Bowdoin Hendrik
d) Francis Drake

5. When was the Grito de Lares?
a) 28 January 1756
b) 29 June 1798
c) 12 October 1664
d) 23 September 1868

6. Where did Nelson A. Miles land on 25 July 1898?
a) El Morro
b) Guanica
c) Mayaguyez
d) Caguas

7. When did Puerto Rico become a commonwealth associated with USA?
a) 29 February 1948
b) 15 April 1956
c) 25 July 1952
d) 22 December 1960

8. Which is the highest point in Puerto Rico?
a) Cerro de Punta
b) Victoria Peak
c) Mount Roraima
d) Sierra de Luquillo

9. Which is the capital of Puerto Rico?
a) Vieques
b) San Juan
c) Culebra
d) Arecibo

10. Who was Puerto Rico’s governor in 1949-1965?
a) Pedro Rosello
b) Sila Calderon
c) Rafael Hernandez Colon
d) Luis Munoz Marin

Puerto Rico Quiz Questions with Answers

1. When did Christopher Columbus claim Puerto Rico for Spain?
d) 19 November 1493

2. What does Puerto Rico mean?
c) Rich Port

3. Who founded Caparra?
a) Juan Ponce de Leon

4. Who captured and burned down San Juan in 1625?
c) Bowdoin Hendrik

5. When was the Grito de Lares?
d) 23 September 1868

6. Where did Nelson A. Miles land on 25 July 1898?
b) Guanica

7. When did Puerto Rico become a commonwealth associated with USA?
c) 25 July 1952

8. Which is the highest point in Puerto Rico?
a) Cerro de Punta

9. Which is the capital of Puerto Rico?
b) San Juan

10. Who was Puerto Rico’s governor in 1949-1965?
d) Luis Munoz Marin

(Grover Cleveland had two non-consecutive terms as President of USA. He is counted twice by many as 22nd and 24th President of USA.)

1) When was Grover Cleveland first sworn in as President of USA?
a) 20 September 1885
b) 4 March 1885
c) 20 January 1885
d) 4 November 1886

2) When was Grover Cleveland born?
a) 18 March 1837
b) 4 May 1830
c) 12 August 1834
d) 2 October 1848

3) Where was Grover Cleveland born?
a) Fairfield
b) Caldwell
c) San Francisco
d) Buffalo

4) How many murderers did Grover Cleveland personally hang when he was the public executioner?
a) Two
b) Thee
c) Five
d) Ten

5) Of which country was Grover Cleveland Sheriff?
a) Orange
b) Fairfax
c) Erie
d) Cuhayoga

6) To which political party did Grover Cleveland belong?
a) Democratic
b) Green
c) Republican
d) National

7) On 2 June 1886 Grover Cleveland married Frances Folsom. He was 49. How old was she?
a) 18
b) 21
c) 24
d) 30

8) How many bills did Grover Cleveland veto in his first term?
a) 112
b) 306
c) 414
d) 200

9) When was Anti-Polygamy Act passed?
a) 1885
b) 1887
c) 1894
d) 1896

10) In 1888 Presidential Election Grover Cleveland had 5,540,329 popular votes as against Benjamin Harrison’s 5,439,853. Benjamin Harrison got 233 electoral votes. How many electoral votes did Grover Cleveland get?
a) 234
b) 240
c) 212
d) 168

Grover Cleveland Quiz Questions with Answers

1) When was Grover Cleveland first sworn in as President of USA?
b) 4 March 1885

2) When was Grover Cleveland born?
a) 18 March 1837

3) Where was Grover Cleveland born?
b) Caldwell

4) How many murderers did Grover Cleveland personally hang when he was the public executioner?
a) Two

5) Of which country was Grover Cleveland Sheriff?
c) Erie

6) To which political party did Grover Cleveland belong?
a) Democratic

7) On 2 June 1886 Grover Cleveland married Frances Folsom. He was 49. How old was she?
b) 21

8) How many bills did Grover Cleveland veto in his first term?
c) 414

9) When was Anti-Polygamy Act passed?
b) 1887

10) In 1888 Presidential Election Grover Cleveland had 5,540,329 popular votes as against Benjamin Harrison’s 5,439,853. Benjamin Harrison got 233 electoral votes. How many electoral votes did Grover Cleveland get?
d) 168

(This quiz is about Central Intelligence Agency, USA.)

Central Intelligence Agency Quiz Questions

1) Which organization is considered the forerunner of CIA?
a) Directorate of Revenue Intelligence
b) Office of Strategic Services
c) Intelligence Bureau
d) Central Bureau of Investigation

2) Which Act established CIA?
a) National Security Act 1947
b) Prevention of Terrorism Act 2002
c) No FEAR Act 2002
d) Intelligence Act 1950

3) Who was Director of CIA and later became Defence Secretary of USA?
a) William Henry Gates
b) Robert Gates
c) Janet Reno
d) Colin Powell

4) Who was Director of Central Intelligence and later became President of USA?
a) William Clinton
b) James Carter
c) George Herbert Walker Bush
d) Ronald Reagan

5) Where are the headquarters of CIA?
a) Langley
b) New York
c) Sacramento
d) Austin

6) When was Radio Free Europe set up?
a) 1945
b) 1947
c) 1949
d) 1951

7) Which operation of CIA recruited news organizations and journalists?
a) Operation Black Thunder
b) Operation Mockingbird
c) Operation Hummingbird
d) Operation Blue Star

8) Which was CIA’s first public setback?
a) Bay of Pigs
b) Return of Hugo Chavez
c) Fall of Mohammed Reza Shah Pahlavi
d) Fall of South Vietnam

9) Who was overthrown and assassinated in Chile in 1973?
a) Jean Bertrand Aristide
b) Daniel Ortega
c) Oscar Romero
d) Salvadore Allende

10) Who was a CIA operative for many years and after becoming independent was overthrown and arrested in 1989?
a) Lon Nol
b) Manuel Noriega
c) Anastasios Samoza
d) John Kerr

Central Intelligence Agency Quiz Questions with Answers

1) Which organization is considered the forerunner of CIA?
b) Office of Strategic Services

2) Which Act established CIA?
a) National Security Act 1947

3) Who was Director of CIA and later became Defence Secretary of USA?
b) Robert Gates

4) Who was Director of Central Intelligence and later became President of USA?
c) George Herbert Walker Bush

5) Where are the headquarters of CIA?
a) Langley

6) When was Radio Free Europe set up?
c) 1949

7) Which operation of CIA recruited news organizations and journalists?
b) Operation Mockingbird

8) Which was CIA’s first public setback?
a) Bay of Pigs

9) Who was overthrown and assassinated in Chile in 1973?
d) Salvadore Allende

10) Who was a CIA operative for many years and after becoming independent was overthrown and arrested in 1989?
b) Manuel Noriega

Robert Kennedy Quiz Questions

1. When was Robert Kennedy attorney general of USA?
a) 1936-1940
b) 1942-1946
c) 1953-1959
d) 1961-1964

2. When was Robert Kennedy born?
a) 29 March 1921
b) 10 May 1918
c) 20 November 1925
d) 26 August 1923

3. Where was Robert Kennedy born?
a) Atlanta
b) Brookline
c) Portland
d) San Antonio

4. To which party did Robert Kennedy belong?
a) Republican
b) Green
c) Democratic
d) Progressive

5. Who was the civil rights leader protected by the federal marshals sent by Robert Kennedy on 20 May 1961?
a) Jesse Jackson
b) Jeremiah Wright
c) Patrick Robertson
d) Martin Luther King

6. Which state did Robert Kennedy represent in US Senate?
a) Alabama
b) Hawaii
c) California
d) New York

7. When did Robert Kennedy announce his candidacy for presidency of USA?
a) 16 March 1968
b) 3 April 1964
c) 4 July 1960
d) 10 October 1956

8. How many presidential primaries did Robert Kennedy win?
a) Four out of four
b) Five out of six
c) Six out of eight
d) Ten out of ten

9. When did Robert Kennedy die?
a) 4 January 1975
b) 6 June 1968
c) 3 October 1979
d) 22 December 1985

10. Where did Robert Kennedy die?
a) Dallas
b) Montgomery
c) Los Angeles
d) Washington

Robert Kennedy Quiz Questions with Answers

1. When was Robert Kennedy attorney general of USA?
d) 1961-1964

2. When was Robert Kennedy born?
c) 20 November 1925

3. Where was Robert Kennedy born?
b) Brookline

4. To which party did Robert Kennedy belong?
c) Democratic

5. Who was the civil rights leader protected by the federal marshals sent by Robert Kennedy on 20 May 1961?
d) Martin Luther King

6. Which state did Robert Kennedy represent in US Senate?
d) New York

7. When did Robert Kennedy announce his candidacy for presidency of USA?
a) 16 March 1968

8. How many presidential primaries did Robert Kennedy win?
b) Five out of six

9. When did Robert Kennedy die?
b) 6 June 1968

10. Where did Robert Kennedy die?
c) Los Angeles