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Simply Battles

Created by deadmeat

Fun Trivia : Quizzes : War History
Simply Battles game quiz
"Simple Battles in History, can you name them? I've mixed them up a bit so you'll have to think."

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. I was the site of the last pitched battle fought on the British mainland on 16 16, 1746. It was a bloody encounter where the Butcher Cumberland defeated Bonnie Prince Charlie:
    Marston Moor
    Culloden Moor
    Hexham Hill
    Sandleworth Moor


2. This was a great patriotic victory, for the Scots in September 1297. Here William Wallace defeated the Earl of Surrey and Hugh Cressingham:
    Paisley
    Falkirk
    Stirling Bridge
    Lanark


3. It was here in 331 B.C., that Alexander the Great defeated a huge Persian Army under Darius:
    Indus
    Arbela
    Issus
    Hindu Kus


4. It was here in 31 B.C., that those two great lovers Antony and Cleopatra, fought and lost a naval battle against Octavian:
    Battle of Arabela
    Battle of Actium
    Battle of Tyrus
    Battle of the Nile


5. In 1571, another naval battle. A Christian force under John of Austria defeated Ali Pasha's Ottoman forces, denying command of the seas to the Ottoman Turks:
    Battle of Antioch
    Battle of Capri
    Battle of Crete
    Battle of Lepanto


6. May 15, 1464, a Yorkist Army completely defeated a Lancastrian force near Devil's Water, all but completing the Yorkist hold on Northern England. Where was this?
    Battle of Marston Moor
    Battle of Stamford Bridge
    Battle of Alnwick
    Battle of Hexham


7. In 1685 a rebel army led by the Duke of Monmouth ran into the a Royal Army, led by Sir John Churchill, and was utterly defeated:
    Battle of Flodden
    Battle of Newbury
    Battle of Sedgemore
    Battle of Langport


8. In 451 A.D., the Roman General Aetius, with a coalition, defeated the famous Atilla the Hun, putting a stop to his campaign in Gaul:
    Battle of Tours
    Battle of Crecy
    Battle of Liege
    Battle of Chalons


9. Often called the Battle of Nations did Napolean suffer a serious defeat at the hands of the Allies (Octber 1813)?
    Battle of Austerlitz
    Battle of Ligny
    Battle of Leipzig
    Battle of Jena


10. In May 878, Alfred the Great, defeated the a Danish army under Guthrum, securing Wessex and the partition of England under Danelaw.
    Battle of Stamford Bridge
    Battle of Bridgeport
    Battle of Edington
    Battle of Stanley


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