1. William and Mary were important figures in English History. Where is the College of William and Mary located? Pennsylvania Virginia Massachusetts Connecticut

2. Pocahontas is forever associated with the man that she saved from death. Who was he? John Rolfe Miles Standish John Smith John Alden

3. Mason and Dixon were surveyors who gave us the 'line' that bears their name. When did they do their survey? Shortly before the American Revolution Shortly after the War of 1812 Just prior to the Civil War Just after the start of the 19th century

4. Billy the Kid is forever linked with this lawman. Pat Garrett Wyatt Earp Bat Masterson Bill Hickock

5. It is hard to think of Alexander Hamilton without also thinking of Aaron Burr. One reason for the antagonism between the two was due to Hamilton's efforts to prevent Burr from winning a Presidential election. Burr lost. Who won? Thomas Jefferson James Madison John Adams James Monroe

6. Similarly, mention of the Hatfields inevitably leads to thoughts of the McCoys. What two neighboring states were involved in this feud? Indiana and Ohio Kentucky and Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia Ohio and West Virginia

7. Mention of Jimmy Hoffa brings to mind the word 'disappearance'. Prior to that, however, he was known for his intense conflict with this man. John Kennedy J. Edgar Hoover Richard Nixon Robert Kennedy

8. Why is Wallis Simpson famous? Romantic relationship Theatrical career Scientific achievement Literary works

9. When one hears the name of Meriweather Lewis, one instantly thinks of William Clark. When one hears of Lewis and Clark, one thinks of Sacajawea. What was her tribe? Shoshone Blackfoot Chippewa Cheyenne

10. Henry Stanley is best known for finding David Livingstone. Where did this happen? Asia Africa South America South Pacific