1. Nazi Germany's September 1, 1939 invasion of which country is generally regarded as the beginning of WWII in Europe? France Poland Holland Norway

2. Who was Pope during the 1930s? Benedict XVI Pius XI John XXIII John Paul I

3. In 1934 American gangster John Dillinger was shot by the FBI as he emerged from a Chicago theater after seeing which movie? Manhattan Melodrama Gone With the Wind Grand Hotel Casablanca

4. When the Dionne quintuplets were born in 1934 they were the first set of quints known to survive their infancy. Where were they born? Ontario, Canada Maine, USA Reims, France Bern, Switzerland

5. What were the most popular names for girls and boys born in the US in the early 1930s? Shirley and James Mary and Robert Barbara and John Wilma and Fred

6. The decade from 1929 to 1939 found Winston Churchill out of power and out of favor, as he tried to rouse the British people to the growing German threat. What is this period of Churchill's life often called? The Wilderness Years The Era of Disenchantment The Trying Time The Lost Weekend

7. In 1939 American inventor Philo Farnsworth sold his patents for which invention to RCA Victor for $1 million? FM radio Television Stereophonic recording 33 1/3 rpm "LP" records

8. Which Broadway show won the Tony Award for Best Musical of 1936? None - the Tonys weren't awarded until 1948 Babes In Arms On Your Toes Shake A Leg

9. This performer is often credited with saving Twentieth Century-Fox movie studio from near bankruptcy in 1934. Clark Gable Rin-Tin-Tin Bette Davis Shirley Temple

10. During the 1932-1937 US Supreme Court terms a group of justices were called "The Three Musketeers" because they were thought to be the most liberal and supportive of President Roosevelt's New Deal programs. These three judges were Harlan Fiske Stone, Benjamin Cardozo and which other man? Warren Cheese Burger Charles Evans Hughes Louis Brandeis Oliver Wendall Holmes