1. When and where was Stephen Ambrose born? 1934; Caribou, Maine 1936; Whitewater, Wisconsin 1933; Billings, Montana 1930; Massillon, Ohio

2. Stephen Ambrose attended what two universities? UC Berkely and Ohio State University of Wisconsin and Louisiana State Stanford and Arizona State Cornell and Wake Forest

3. Aside from writing, how did Stephen Ambrose make his living from 1960 to 1995? teaching selling Saabs managing a real estate office selling insurance

4. How did Stephen Ambrose come to be President Eisenhower's biographer? His editor talked him into it. The biography grew out of his Master's thesis. Eisenhower's widow Mamie asked him. Eisenhower asked him.

5. When he was judging America's three greatest achievements, the top one of each of the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries, all of Stephen Ambrose's choices had to do with... navies armies social change inventions

6. Stephen Ambrose chronicled the lives of all of these EXCEPT? General Henry Halleck Crazy Horse President Richard Nixon General Douglas MacArthur

7. In "Band of Brothers," the "brothers" Stephen Ambrose wrote about were in what type of military unit? airborne infantry submarine crew bomber squadron tank platoon

8. "Band of Brothers" is probably Stephen Ambrose's best-known work because it was made into an outstanding mini-series. It appeared on... Showtime CBS HBO ABC

9. According to Stephen Ambrose's book "D-Day, June 6, 1944: The Climactic Battle of World War II," on what date did German resistance on the beaches themselves end? June 7 June 10 June 8 June 6

10. "Pegasus Bridge" was the story of how glider troops took and held a key bridge code-named Pegasus in a daring pre-dawn attack on D-Day. What army did these troops belong to? the United States Army the British Army (Royal Army) the Canadian Army the French Army

11. The first two words of this book's title are "Undaunted Courage." (If I told you the rest of the title, it would give this answer away.) What is the book about? Custer's Last Stand winners of the Medal of Honor the Lewis and Clark expedition the Battle of Britain

12. The first 6 words of this book's title are "Nothing Like It in the World." (If I told you the rest, it would give this answer away.) What story did Stephen Ambrose tell in this book? the construction of the Panama Canal the building of America's transcontinental railroad the building of Hoover Dam the invention of the ironclad warship

13. What is the subject of Stephen Ambrose's book "Citizen Soldiers"? the US Marines in the Pacific Theatre in World War II the US Army in Northern Europe during World War II the Army of the Potomac in the Civil War the members of the military on the home front during World War II

14. "The Wild Blue" was written by Stephen Ambrose as a history of, and tribute to, the men who flew a certain type of airplane in World War II. What type of plane was it? the B-29 bomber the P-51 fighter the B-24 bomber the B-17 bomber

15. What is the title of Stephen Ambrose's book published on or about October 22, 2002? American Ideals at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century An American Journey To America: Personal Reflections of an Historian American Dream: My Tribute to a Great Country