MAR 20
1. 1916 Albert Einstein published his famous theory of what?
MAR 21
2 1994 Steven Spielberg won his first Best Director Oscar for what movie?
MAR 22
3. 1790 Who became the first U.S. Secretary of State?
4. 1832 Famous writer, philosopher, etc. Johann von Goethe died. What were his last words?
MAR 23
5. 1998 What movie won 11 Oscars?
MAR 24
6. 1837 Canada gave what group of people the right to vote?
MAR 25
7. 1989 The worst oil-spill in U.S. History occurred when what ship went aground.
MAR 26
8. 1979 What two countries signed a historic peace accord?
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Friday, March 25, 2016
TWIH MAR 20-26 ANSWERS
TWIH MAR 20-26 ANSWERS
1. Relativity
2. Schindler's List
3. Thomas Jefferson
4. "More light"
5. Titanic
6. Black males over 21
7. Exxon Valdez
8. Egypt & Israel
1. Relativity
2. Schindler's List
3. Thomas Jefferson
4. "More light"
5. Titanic
6. Black males over 21
7. Exxon Valdez
8. Egypt & Israel
Friday, March 18, 2016
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY, MAR 13-19, QUESTIONS
TWIH MAR 13-19
MAR 13
1. 1894 The first known professional striptease took place in what city?
2. 1930 It was first announced that who had discovered the planet/planetoid Pluto?
MAR 14
3. 1932 The founder of the Kodak Company committed suicide. What was his name?
MAR 15
4. 44 . BC What famous dictator was murdered?
5. 1998 What film overtook Star Wars as the highest grossing film in North America?
MAR 16
6. 1860 The famous novel The Scarlet letter was first published. Who was its author?
7. 1968 American soldiers murder as many as 300 unarmed civilians at what S. Vietnamese village?
MAR 17
8. 1766 In an attempt to quell the anger of American colonists who complained of taxation without representation, Parliament repealed what Act?
9. 1886 An undetermined number of blacks (perhaps 20) were murdered in the Carrollton Massacre in what state
MAR 18
10. 1950 Who ran the first officially recognized 4-minute mile?
MAR 19
11. 1987 What famous TV preacher/evangelist resigned after a sex and corruption scandal was revealed?
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY, MAR 13-19 ANSWERS
1. Paris
2. Clyde Tombaugh
3. George Eastman
4. Julius Caesar
5. Titanic
6. Nathaniel Hawthorne
7. My Lai
8. Stamp Act
9. Mississippi
10. Roger Bannister
11. Jim Baker
2. Clyde Tombaugh
3. George Eastman
4. Julius Caesar
5. Titanic
6. Nathaniel Hawthorne
7. My Lai
8. Stamp Act
9. Mississippi
10. Roger Bannister
11. Jim Baker
TWIH MAR 13-19
MAR 13
1. 1894 The first known professional striptease took place in what city?
2. 1930 It was first announced that who had discovered the planet/planetoid Pluto?
MAR 14
3. 1932 The founder of the Kodak Company committed suicide. What was his name?
MAR 15
4. 44 . BC What famous dictator was murdered?
5. 1998 What film overtook Star Wars as the highest grossing film in North America?
MAR 16
6. 1860 The famous novel The Scarlet letter was first published. Who was its author?
7. 1968 American soldiers murder as many as 300 unarmed civilians at what S. Vietnamese village?
MAR 17
8. 1766 In an attempt to quell the anger of American colonists who complained of taxation without representation, Parliament repealed what Act?
9. 1886 An undetermined number of blacks (perhaps 20) were murdered in the Carrollton Massacre in what state
MAR 18
10. 1950 Who ran the first officially recognized 4-minute mile?
MAR 19
11. 1987 What famous TV preacher/evangelist resigned after a sex and corruption scandal was revealed?
Saturday, March 12, 2016
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY, MAR 6-12 QUESTIONS
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY, MAR 6-12 QUESTIONS
MAR 6
1. 1521 Who discovered the island of Guam?
2. 1836 What famous historic military site fell to the enemy.
MAR 7
3. 1906 What was the first nation to give women the right to vote?
4 1933 What famous board and dice game was invented?
5. 1945 The allies first crossed into Germany from the West when they captured a bridge across the Rhine at what city?
MAR 8
6. 1618 Who discovered the third law of planetary motion?
MAR 9
7. 1864 Who is appointed military commander of all Union Forces in the Civil War?
8. 1932 Who is elected President of Ireland
MAR 10
9. 1848 What treaty ended the U.S. war with Mexico?
MAR 11
10. 1930 Who is the first President to be buried in Arlington National Cemetery?
MAR 12
11. 1938 German troops march into and annex what country in a move referred to as the Anschluss?
MAR 6
1. 1521 Who discovered the island of Guam?
2. 1836 What famous historic military site fell to the enemy.
MAR 7
3. 1906 What was the first nation to give women the right to vote?
4 1933 What famous board and dice game was invented?
5. 1945 The allies first crossed into Germany from the West when they captured a bridge across the Rhine at what city?
MAR 8
6. 1618 Who discovered the third law of planetary motion?
MAR 9
7. 1864 Who is appointed military commander of all Union Forces in the Civil War?
8. 1932 Who is elected President of Ireland
MAR 10
9. 1848 What treaty ended the U.S. war with Mexico?
MAR 11
10. 1930 Who is the first President to be buried in Arlington National Cemetery?
MAR 12
11. 1938 German troops march into and annex what country in a move referred to as the Anschluss?
TWIH, MAR 6-12, ANSWERS
1. Ferdinand Magellan
2. the Alamo
3. Finland
4. Monopoly
5. Remagen
6. Johannes Kepler
7. Ulysses S. Grant
8. Eammon de Valera
9. Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
10. William Howard Taft
11. Austria
2. the Alamo
3. Finland
4. Monopoly
5. Remagen
6. Johannes Kepler
7. Ulysses S. Grant
8. Eammon de Valera
9. Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
10. William Howard Taft
11. Austria
Saturday, March 5, 2016
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY, FEB 28-MAR 5 QUESTIONS
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY, FEB 28-MAR 5 QUESTIONS
FEB 28
1. 1784 Who chartered the Methodist Church?
2. 1983 The final episode of what TV series was the most watched program in TV history?
3. 1940 Who was the first black person to win an Oscar (best supporting actress as "Mammy" in Gone With The Wind)?
FEB 29
4. 1288 What country started a tradition on this day permitting woman to propose marriage to a man?
MAR 1
5. 1551 Who published the still-controversial book A Book of Centuries?
6. 1805 Although segregationists threatened to impeach Chief Justice Earl warren, it never happened. The only U.S. Supreme Court Justice to ever be impeached was acquitted by the Senate on this day. Who was he?
MAR 2
7. 1877 What Republican presidential candidate was given 20 electoral college votes by a Congressional commission (and became President} when he cut a deal to end Reconstruction and remove federal troops from the South?
MAR 3
8. 1875 Congress authorized a coin of what value which was only used for 3 years?
MAR 4
9. 1861 Abraham Lincoln, 16th President, was inaugurated. How may states had seceded prior to this event?
10. 1917 The first female was sworn in as a member of Congress? What was her name?
MAR 5
11. 2004 What female celebrity was found guilty of crimes related to the stock market?
FEB 28
1. 1784 Who chartered the Methodist Church?
2. 1983 The final episode of what TV series was the most watched program in TV history?
3. 1940 Who was the first black person to win an Oscar (best supporting actress as "Mammy" in Gone With The Wind)?
FEB 29
4. 1288 What country started a tradition on this day permitting woman to propose marriage to a man?
MAR 1
5. 1551 Who published the still-controversial book A Book of Centuries?
6. 1805 Although segregationists threatened to impeach Chief Justice Earl warren, it never happened. The only U.S. Supreme Court Justice to ever be impeached was acquitted by the Senate on this day. Who was he?
MAR 2
7. 1877 What Republican presidential candidate was given 20 electoral college votes by a Congressional commission (and became President} when he cut a deal to end Reconstruction and remove federal troops from the South?
MAR 3
8. 1875 Congress authorized a coin of what value which was only used for 3 years?
MAR 4
9. 1861 Abraham Lincoln, 16th President, was inaugurated. How may states had seceded prior to this event?
10. 1917 The first female was sworn in as a member of Congress? What was her name?
MAR 5
11. 2004 What female celebrity was found guilty of crimes related to the stock market?
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY, FEB 28-MAR 5, ANSWERS
1. John Wesley
2. MASH
3. Hattie McDaniel
4. Ireland
5. Nostradamus
6. Samuel Chase
7. Rutherford B. Hayes
8. 20 cents
9. 7 states
10. Jeanette Rankin
11. Martha Stewart
2. MASH
3. Hattie McDaniel
4. Ireland
5. Nostradamus
6. Samuel Chase
7. Rutherford B. Hayes
8. 20 cents
9. 7 states
10. Jeanette Rankin
11. Martha Stewart
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