A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. History Mixture. Player buffyUK asks:

On 2nd July, 1839 slaves, led by Sengbe Pieh, took possession of this ship, then ordered the navigator to take them back to Africa. The attempt failed and all the slaves were put on trial. What was the name of the ship? Titanic Amistad Mayflower Sea Hawke

#2. History Mixture. Player BlueMNguy asks:

Some U.S. World War II units used a code based on which Native American language to stump the Japanese? Mohawk Navajo Comanche Hopi

#3. History Mixture. Player eyhung asks:

According to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, which of these is "a date which will live in infamy"? December 22nd, 1941 December 7th, 1941 November 22nd, 1941 September 11th, 1941

#4. History Mixture. Player deaconblues63 asks:

What resident of Boston, most famous for his midnight ride, was a silversmith and a dentist? Samuel Adams Crispus Attucks John Adams Paul Revere

#5. History Mixture. Player sharkfin1 asks:

On what date did fighting in World War I end? November 11, 1918 January 30, 1915 October 12, 1924 June 5, 1928

#6. History Mixture. Player Shadowmyst2004 asks:

Akhenaten, better known as Amenhotep IV, was the ruler of which ancient country? Mesopotamia Egypt Greece Italy

#7. History Mixture. Player Reamar42 asks:

What was the code name for the 1944 attempt by a group of German Army officers to assassinate Hitler and overthrow his regime? Operation Pegasus Operation Munich Operation Valkyrie Operation Wolf

#8. History Mixture. Player suomy asks:

During which war did the Tet Offensive take place? Korean conflict Vietnam War First Indochina War Malayan Emergency

#9. History Mixture. Player suomy asks:

In what 1960s event did four Soviet Foxtrot-class submarines participate? Gulf of Tonkin incident Sinking of Komsomolets Collision with USS Voge Cuban missile crisis

#10. History Mixture. Player BrightonDragon asks:

At one stage the British Empire encompassed 23% of the world's population and was known as "the empire on which the sun never sets". Which was the first of these countries to gain independence? Kenya Cyprus India Jamaica