1) When did Croatia become independent?
a) 19 February 1968
b) 25 June 1991
c) 12 August 1972
d) 17 December 1961

2) Who was Croatia’s president in 1991-1999?
a) Franjo Tudjman
b) Stipe Mesic
c) Josip Manolic
d) Jadranka Kosor

3) Which country is to the east of Croatia?
a) France
b) Spain
c) Serbia
d) Portugal

4) Which sea is to the west of Croatia?
a) Adriatic
b) Baltic
c) Irish
d) Norwegian

5) Which is the capital of Croatia?
a) Karlovac
b) Sisac
c) Dubrovnic
d) Zagreb

6) Where was former Croatian general Ante Gotovina arrested on 7 December 2005?
a) Belgrade
b) Skopje
c) Canary Islands
d) Falkland Islands

7) What is the area of Croatia?
a) 12,342 sq. mi.
b) 21,851 sq. mi.
c) 6,282 sq. mi.
d) 5,126 sq. mi.

8) Which is the currency of Croatia?
a) Drachma
b) Kuna
c) Lira
d) Punt

9) Which is the official language of Croatia?
a) Croatian
b) Russian
c) Portuguese
d) Spanish

10) Who was Croatia’s prime minister in 2000-2003?
a) Nikica Valentic
b) Ivica Racan
c) Miomir Zuzul
d) Zlatko Matesa

Croatia Quiz Answers

1) When did Croatia become independent?
b) 25 June 1991

2) Who was Croatia’s president in 1991-1999?
a) Franjo Tudjman

3) Which country is to the east of Croatia?
c) Serbia

4) Which sea is to the west of Croatia?
a) Adriatic

5) Which is the capital of Croatia?
d) Zagreb

6) Where was former Croatian general Ante Gotovina arrested on 7 December 2005?
c) Canary Islands

7) What is the area of Croatia?
b) 21,851 sq. mi.

8) Which is the currency of Croatia?
b) Kuna

9) Which is the official language of Croatia?
a) Croatian

10) Who was Croatia’s prime minister in 2000-2003?
b) Ivica Racan

1) Who conquered Peru for Spain in 1531-1533?
a) Hernando Cortez
b) Francisco Pizarro
c) Simon Bolivar
d) Christopher Columbus

2) When did Peru proclaim its independence?
a) 28 July 1821
b) 15 April 1832
c) 18 May 1860
d) 11 November 1911

3) Who won the Presidential election in 1990?
a) Alan Garcia
b) Jose Luis Bustamente
c) Alberto Fujimori
d) Manuel Odria

4) Which ocean is to the west of Peru?
a) Atlantic
b) Pacific
c) Indian
d) Arctic

5) Which is the capital of Peru?
a) Arequipa
b) Trujillo
c) Lima
d) Chiclayo

6) Which group was vanquished by Alberto Fujimori?
a) Black September
b) Shining Path
c) Red Brigade
d) Hamas

7) Which of the following wonders is in Peru?
a) Petra
b) Pyramids of Giza
c) Machu Picchu
d) Rock of Gibraltar

8) Which is the currency of Peru?
a) Dollar
b) Nuevo Sol
c) Escuda
d) Peso

9) Which language, apart from Spanish, is official language of Peru?
a) Apache
b) Iroquis
c) Aymara
d) Quechua

10) Who was the last king of Incas?
a) Atahulappa
b) Pachacuti
c) Topa
d) Huayna

Peru Quiz Answers

1) Who conquered Peru for Spain in 1531?
b) Francisco Pizarro

2) When did Peru proclaim its independence?
a) 28 July 1821

3) Who won the Presidential election in 1990?
c) Alberto Fujimori

4) Which ocean is to the west of Peru?
b) Pacific

5) Which is the capital of Peru?
c) Lima

6) Which group was vanquished by Alberto Fujimori?
b) Shining Path

7) Which of the following wonders is in Peru?
c) Machu Picchu

8) Which is the currency of Peru?
b) Nuevo Sol

9) Which language, apart from Spanish, is official language of Peru?
d) Quechua

10) Who was the last king of Incas?
a) Atahulappa

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

1) Which of the following applies to Martin Van Buren?
a) He was born a British subject.
b) He was an immigrant from France.
c) He was of Dutch descent.
d) He was half Irish and half Scottish.

2) What position was held by Martin Van Buren in 1815-1819?
a) Governor of New York
b) Mayor of Washington DC
c) Governor of New Jersey
d) Attorney General of New York

3) Who appointed Martin Van Buren Secretary of State?
a) Thomas Jefferson
b) Andrew Jackson
c) John Adams
d) George Washington

4) When was Martin Van Buren Vice President of USA?
a) 1829-1833
b) 1825-1829
c) 1833-1837
d) 1821-1825

5) Who cast the deciding vote against Martin Van Buren’s appointment as Minister to UK?
a) John C. Calhoun
b) John Forsyth
c) Louis McLane
d) Roger B. Taney

6) Which of the following events took place when Martin Van Buren was President of USA?
a) Annexation of Philippines
b) Panic of 1837
c) California gold rush
d) Inauguration of Panama Canal

7) Which State’s joining of USA was opposed by Martin Van Buren because it had slavery?
a) Georgia
b) Texas
c) Virginia
d) Maryland

8) How many times did Martin Van Buren run for re-election as President of USA?
a) Once
b) Twice
c) Thrice
d) Four times

9) Which party did Martin Van Buren represent as presidential candidate in 1848?
a) Democratic
b) Free Soil
c) Republican
d) Federalist

10) When did Martin Van Buren die?
a) 24 July 1862
b) 16 May 1850
c) 3 June 1858
d) 7 April 1861

Martin Van Buren Quiz Answers

1) Which of the following applies to Martin Van Buren?
c) He was of Dutch descent.

2) What position was held by Martin Van Buren in 1815-1819?
d) Attorney General of New York

3) Who appointed Martin Van Buren Secretary of State?
b) Andrew Jackson

4) When was Martin Van Buren Vice President of USA?
c) 1833-1837

5) Who cast the deciding vote against Martin Van Buren’s appointment as Minister to UK?
a) John C. Calhoun

6) Which of the following events took place when Martin Van Buren was President of USA?
b) Panic of 1837

7) Which State’s joining of USA was opposed by Martin Van Buren because it had slavery?
b) Texas

8) How many times did Martin Van Buren run for re-election as President of USA?
c) Thrice

9) Which party did Martin Van Buren represent as presidential candidate in 1848?
b) Free Soil

10) When did Martin Van Buren die?
a) 24 July 1862

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1) When was Millard Fillmore sworn in as President of USA?
a) 10 July 1850
b) 4 March 1949
c) 20January 1949
d) 4 March 1945

2) When was Millard Fillmore born?
a) 4 July 1776
b) 4 June 1788
c) 15 March 1795
d) 7 January 1800

3) What was Millard Fillmore’s profession?
a) Lawyer
b) Professor
c) Architect
d) Actor

4) To which political party did Millard Fillmore belong?
a) Democratic
b) Liberal
c) Whig
d) Labour

5) Who was President when Millard Fillmore was Vice President?
a) Zachary Taylor
b) John Adams
c) James Madison
d) James Monroe

6) Who was Vice President when Millard Fillmore was President?
a) Abraham Lincoln
b) Andrew Johnson
c) Andrew Jackson
d) None

7) Whom did Millard Fillmore send to Japan for opening trade with it?
a) Leonard Cheshire
b) Matthew C. Perry
c) Douglas McArthur
d) Dwight Eisenhower

8) Which state was admitted to USA when Millard Fillmore was President?
a) New Hampshire
b) California
c) Hawaii
d) Alaska

9) What did Millard Fillmore say when he refused an honorary degree of Doctor of Civil Law from Oxford?
a) No man should accept a degree that he cannot read.
b) The President of USA is above any degree.
c) Americans should not accept degrees from other countries.
d) I can not go to Oxford to collect the degree.

10) Who of the following was not a Secretary of State when Millard Fillmore was President of USA?
a) Daniel Webster
b) John Clayton
c) Thomas Corwin
d) Edward Everett

Millard Fillmore Quiz Answers

1) When was Millard Fillmore sworn in as President of USA?
a) 10 July 1850

2) When was Millard Fillmore born?
d) 7 January 1800

3) What was Millard Fillmore’s profession?
a) Lawyer

4) To which political party did Millard Fillmore belong?
c) Whig

5) Who was President when Millard Fillmore was Vice President?
a) Zachary Taylor

6) Who was Vice President when Millard Fillmore was President?
d) None

7) Whom did Millard Fillmore send to Japan for opening trade with it?
b) Matthew C. Perry

8) Which state was admitted to USA when Millard Fillmore was President?
b) California

9) What did Millard Fillmore say when he refused an honorary degree of Doctor of Civil Law from Oxford?
a) No man should accept a degree that he cannot read.

10) Who of the following was not a Secretary of State when Millard Fillmore was President of USA?
c) Thomas Corwin

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1) What is the approximate number of islands that comprise the Philippines?
a) 6,000
b) 7,000
c) 8,000
d) 9,000

2) When did the Philippines become independent?
a) 4 July 1776
b) 4 July 1946
c) 14 August 1947
d) 1 January 1984

3) Which country had the Philippines as its colony from 1898 to 1946, except for some years during World War II?
a) Portugal
b) USA
c) UK
d) Belgium

4) Which country occupied the Philppies during World War II?
a) Germany
b) China
c) Italy
d) Japan

5) What is the term of the President of the Philippines?
a) Four years
b) Five years
c) Six years
d) Seven years

6) Which country had the Philippines as its colony for more than 300 years?
a) Spain
b) Italy
c) France
d) England

7) Who of the following explorers arrived in the Philippines in 1521?
a) Christopher Columbus
b) Ferdinand Magellan
c) Vasco da Gama
d) James Cook

8) Which is the predominant religion of the Philippines?
a) Christianity
b) Islam
c) Buddhism
d) Judaism

9) Which of the following languages is indigenous to the Philippines?
a) Basque
b) Catalan
c) Galician
d) Tagalog

10) Which of the following groups has the Philippines as its member?
a) NATO
b) ASEAN
c) SAARC
d) OAU

Philippines Quiz Answers

1) What is the approximate number of islands that comprise the Philippines?
b) 7,000

2) When did the Philippines become independent?
b) 4 July 1946

3) Which country had the Philippines as its colony from 1898 to 1946, except for some years during World War II?
b) USA

4) Which country occupied the Philppies during World War II?
d) Japan

5) What is the term of the President of the Philippines?
c) Six years

6) Which country had the Philippines as its colony for more than 300 years?
a) Spain

7) Who of the following explorers arrived in the Philippines in 1521?
b) Ferdinand Magellan

8) Which is the predominant religion of the Philippines?
a) Christianity

9) Which of the following languages is indigenous to the Philippines?
d) Tagalog

10) Which of the following groups has the Philippines as its member?
b) ASEAN

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Great Seal of USA

1) Who is the third President of USA?
a) Thomas Jefferson
b) John Adams
c) Abraham Lincoln
d) George Washington

2) Which State of USA was once part of Mexico?
a) Texas
b) Maryland
c) New York
d) Alaska

3) What is the number of states in USA?
a) 24
b) 50
c) 60
d) 49

4) Which city is known as the Big Apple?
a) Los Angeles
b) Washington D.C.
c) Houston
d) New York

5) Who had the longest tenure as President of USA?
a) John F. Kennedy
b) Franklin D. Roosevelt
c) George Washington
d) James Carter

6) Which of the following cities is in Nevada?
a) Reno
b) Los Angeles
c) Montreal
d) Atlanta

7) Which city was known as New Amsterdam?
a) New Orleans
b) Los Angeles
c) Seattle
d) New York

8) How many stars are in the flag of USA?
a) 50
b) 20
c) 60
d) 75

9) If the President and Vice President of USA die at the same time who becomes the President?
a) Attorney General
b) Secretary of State
c) Speaker of the House of Representatives
d) Defence Secretary

10) What is the number of judges in Federal Supreme Court?
a) 10
b) 9
c) 12
d) 5

11) Albany is the capital of which State?
a) California
b) Maryland
c) Texas
d) New York

12) If it is 6.00 a.m. in New York what is the time in Los Angeles?
a) 6.00 a.m.
b) 6.00 p.m.
c) 3.00 a.m.
d) 9.00 a.m.

13) How much is a dime?
a) 5 cents
b) 10 cents
c) 25 cents
d) 50 cents

14) Who was the candidate in the Presidential Election of 1992, who did not belong to Republican or Democratic Party?
a) Hugh Ross Perot
b) Jack Anderson
c) Patrick Buchanan
d) Walter Mondale

15) Abraham Lincoln was shot on 14 April 1865. It was _____.
a) Pentecost
b) Easter
c) Good Friday
d) Palm Sunday

16) Which country has the highest number of Jews?
a) USA
b) Russia
c) Israel
d) India

17) Which is the tallest building in USA?
a) Empire State
b) Sears Tower
c) White House
d) St. Patrick’s Cathedral

18) Which is the first 24 hours news channel?
a) CNN
b) Disney
c) Star News
d) NBC

19) Which is the 49th State of USA?
a) Alaska
b) Georgia
c) Texas
d) California

20) Which President had the surname Blythe at the time of his birth?
a) Ronald Reagan
b) Gerald Ford
c) William Clinton
d) Richard Nixon

21) When was Pearl Harbour attached by the Japanese Air Force?
a) September 3, 1939
b) December 7, 1941
c) June 22, 1942
d) May 7, 1945

22) USA fought with which country in 1898?
a) Spain
b) UK
c) Vietnam
d) Russia

23) Who has done the role of American President in the film Independence Day?
a) Michael Douglas
b) Martin Sheen
c) Harrison Ford
d) Bill Pullman

24) Who is the first citizen of USA to be canonised?
a) Peter Damien
b) Maximilian Kolbe
c) Elizabeth Ann Seton
d) Maria Goretti

25) In which year man stepped on the Moon for the first time?
a) 1969
b) 1975
c) 1962
d) 1957

United States of America Quiz Answers

1) Who is the third President of USA?
a) Thomas Jefferson

2) Which State of USA was once part of Mexico?
a) Texas

3) What is the number of states in USA?
b) 50

4) Which city is known as the Big Apple?
d) New York

5) Who had the longest tenure as President of USA?
b) Franklin D. Roosevelt

Flag of United States of America

6) Which of the following cities is in Nevada?
a) Reno

7) Which city was known as New Amsterdam?
d) New York

8) How many stars are in the flag of USA?
a) 50

13 equal horizontal stripes of red (top and bottom) alternating with white; there is a blue rectangle in the upper hoist-side corner bearing 50 small, white, five-pointed stars arranged in nine offset horizontal rows of six stars (top and bottom) alternating with rows of five stars; the 50 stars represent the 50 states, the 13 stripes represent the 13 original colonies; the blue stands for loyalty, devotion, truth, justice, and friendship; red symbolizes courage, zeal, and fervency, while white denotes purity and rectitude of conduct; commonly referred to by its nickname of Old Glory.
Source: https://www.cia.gov/

9) If the President and Vice President of USA die at the same time who becomes the President?
c) Speaker of the House of Representatives

10) What is the number of judges in Federal Supreme Court?
b) 9

11) Albany is the capital of which State?
d) New York

12) If it is 6.00 a.m. in New York what is the time in Los Angeles?
c) 3.00 a.m.

13) How much is a dime?
b) 10 cents

14) Who was the candidate in the Presidential Election of 1992, who did not belong to Republican or Democratic Party?
a) Hugh Ross Perot

15) Abraham Lincoln was shot on 14 April 1865. It was _____.
c) Good Friday

16) Which country has the highest number of Jews?
a) USA

17) Which is the tallest building in USA?
b) Sears Tower

18) Which is the first 24 hours news channel?
a) CNN

19) Which is the 49th State of USA?
a) Alaska

20) Which President had the surname Blythe at the time of his birth?
c) William Clinton

21) When was Pearl Harbour attached by the Japanese Air Force?
b) December 7, 1941

22) USA fought with which country in 1898?
a) Spain

23) Who has done the role of American President in the film Independence Day?
d) Bill Pullman

24) Who is the first citizen of USA to be canonised?
c) Elizabeth Ann Seton

25) In which year man stepped on the Moon for the first time?
a) 1969

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Theodor Herzl - Founder of Modern Political Zionism

1. When was Theodor Herzl born?
a) 2 February 1865
b) 2 May 1860
c) 2 September 1861
d) 15 December 1862

2. Where was Theodor Herzl born?
a) Budapest
b) Jerusalem
c) Hebron
d) Tel Aviv

3. Which university did Theodor Herzl attend?
a) Warsaw
b) Moscow
c) Vienna
d) Oxford

4. Which newspaper appointed Theodor Herzl its Paris correspondent?
a) Neue Freie Presse
b) Bild
c) Scala
d) Tribune

5. When did Theodor Herzl move to Paris?
a) 1881
b) 1891
c) 1898
d) 1888

6. When was Theodor Herzl’s pamphlet The Jewish State published?
a) 1876
b) 1894
c) 1878
d) 1896

7. Where was the first Zionist Congress held?
a) New York
b) Petrograd
c) Basel
d) Tripoli

8. Of which organization was Theodor Herzl the first president?
a) World Zionist Organization
b) World Zoroastrian Organization
c) Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
d) World Health Organization

9. When did Theodor Herzl die?
a) 12 March 1914
b) 17 June 1936
c) 3 July 1904
d) 29 December 1940

10. Where did Theodor Herzl die?
a) Edlach
b) Munich
c) Berlin
d) Frankfurt

Theodor Herzl Quiz Answers

1. When was Theodor Herzl born?
b) 2 May 1860

2. Where was Theodor Herzl born?
a) Budapest

3. Which university did Theodor Herzl attend?
c) Vienna

4. Which newspaper appointed Theodor Herzl its Paris correspondent?
a) Neue Freie Presse

5. When did Theodor Herzl move to Paris?
b) 1891

6. When was Theodor Herzl’s pamphlet The Jewish State published?
d) 1896

7. Where was the first Zionist Congress held?
c) Basel

8. Of which organization was Theodor Herzl the first president?
a) World Zionist Organization

9. When did Theodor Herzl die?
c) 3 July 1904

10. Where did Theodor Herzl die?
a) Edlach

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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 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)

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1. When was Adolf Eichmann born?
a) 19 March 1906
b) 30 April 1900
c) 10 July 1902
d) 24 October 1904

2. Where was Adolf Eichmann born?
a) Berlin
b) Munich
c) Solingen
d) Regensburg

3. When did Adolf Eichmann join Nazi Party?
a) 1918
b) 1932
c) 1924
d) 1936

4. Where was Adolf Eichmann for most of 1934?
a) Auschwitz
b) Linz
c) Sobibor
d) Dachau

5. Where was a conference held in 1942 to organize the logistics of the final solution to the Jewish question?
a) Vienna
b) Prague
c) Wannsee
d) Budapest

6. Where did Adolf Eichmann settle in 1958?
a) Peru
b) Brazil
c) Argentina
d) Chile

7. When was Adolf Eichmann abducted by Israeli agents?
a) 22 January 1956
b) 11 May 1960
c) 14 September 1948
d) 15 December 1962

8. What was the accusation against Adolf Eichmann’s trial?
a) Mistaken identity
b) Insanity
c) Ex post facto justice
d) Sickness

9. When did Adolf Eichmann die?
a) 6 February 1964
b) 31 May 1962
c) 28 August 1960
d) 21 November 1961

10. Where did Adolf Eichmann die?
a) Ashdod
b) Jerusalem
c) Bethel
d) Tel Aviv

Adolf Eichmann Quiz Answers

1. When was Adolf Eichmann born?
a) 19 March 1906

2. Where was Adolf Eichmann born?
c) Solingen

3. When did Adolf Eichmann join Nazi Party?
b) 1932

4. Where was Adolf Eichmann for most of 1934?
d) Dachau

5. Where was a conference held in 1942 to organize the logistics of the final solution to the Jewish question?
c) Wannsee

6. Where did Adolf Eichmann settle in 1958?
c) Argentina

7. When was Adolf Eichmann abducted by Israeli agents?
b) 11 May 1960

8. What was the accusation against Adolf Eichmann’s trial?
c) Ex post facto justice

9. When did Adolf Eichmann die?
b) 31 May 1962

10. Where did Adolf Eichmann die?
d) Tel Aviv

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1. Where was Francisco Pizarro born?
a) Trujillo
b) Barcelona
c) Madrid
d) Casablanca

2. When did Francisco Pizarro first set sail from Spain?
a) 12 August 1492
b) 17 June 1536
c) 22 January 1538
d) 10 November 1509

3. Whom did Francisco Pizarro accompany in the discovery of the Pacific?
a) Christopher Columbus
b) Ferdinand Magellan
c) Vasco Nunez de Balboa
d) Vasco da Gama

4. What was Hernando de Luque, a partner of Francisco Pizarro?
a) Doctor
b) Merchant
c) Priest
d) Cobbler

5. Of which province was Francisco Pizarro made governor and captain general on 26 July 1529?
a) Catalonia
b) Galicia
c) Basques
d) New Castile

6. When did Francisco Pizarro capture Atahualpa?
a) 15 March 1526
b) 26 April 1548
c) 2 July 1524
d) 16 November 1532

7. Which empire was destroyed by Francisco Pizarro?
a) Mayan
b) Incan
c) Mughal
d) Roman

8. What did Francisco Pizarro call the city he founded on 18 January 1535?
a) City of Joy
b) City of the Kings
c) City of Misery
d) City of Hope

9. When did Francisco Pizarro die?
a) 4 January 1548
b) 26 June 1541
c) 6 August 1545
d) 9 December 1563

10. Where did Francisco Pizarro die?
a) Lima
b) San Sebastian
c) Los Alamos
d) San Domingo

Francisco Pizarro Quiz Answers

1. Where was Francisco Pizarro born?
a) Trujillo

2. When did Francisco Pizarro first set sail from Spain?
d) 10 November 1509

3. Whom did Francisco Pizarro accompany in the discovery of the Pacific?
c) Vasco Nunez de Balboa

4. What was Hernando de Luque, a partner of Francisco Pizarro?
c) Priest

5. Of which province was Francisco Pizarro made governor and captain general on 26 July 1529?
d) New Castile

6. When did Francisco Pizarro capture Atahualpa?
d) 16 November 1532

7. Which empire was destroyed by Francisco Pizarro?
b) Incan

8. What did Francisco Pizarro call the city he founded on 18 January 1535?
b) City of the Kings

9. When did Francisco Pizarro die?
b) 26 June 1541

10. Where did Francisco Pizarro die?
a) Lima

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