* What do newspapermen Thomas Cooper, William Duane, and James T. Callender have in common?
* What was the last fighting in which the U. S. cavalry took part?
* Edmund G. Ross, Senator from Kansas, is best known for what?
* Which Presidential candidate died before the Electoral College had met to cast the formal vote of the election results?
* After Abraham Lincoln took office, he asked his 7 Cabinet members for their advice on whether he should try to hold onto Fort Sumter. At the initial meeting, how many answered in the affirmative?
* Which President first raised the Executive Privilege defense in response to a subpoena?
* Which third-party Presidential candidate received 27 per cent of the vote, more than any other third-party candidate ever has?
* The 17th Amendment to the Constitution, ratified in 1913, dealt with what issue?
* The 24th Amendment to the Constituion, ratified in 1964, deal with what issue?
* Which of the following crime figures died a non-violent death?
* To get things started, what continent did Amerigo Vespucci realize was not a part of Asia but a new continent when he explored it in 1502?
* During which war did the US government first issue toothbrushes to soldiers?
* JFK's quote, 'This is a new ocean, and I believe the US should sail it,' referred to which of the following?
* On May 4, 1970, sixty-seven shots were fired on what college campus?
* Adding together the ages of President and Vice-President, who made up the youngest presidential ticket elected in the U.S. with a total of 90 years?
* What word did a 1978 anti-sexist edict in Woonsocket, Rhode Island proclaim would be used to replace the word 'manhole'?
* 7.What nude magazine publisher declared that he had 'a right to be tasteless under the First Amendment'?
* What song by Bruce Springsteen was quoted by both Reagan and Mondale in the 1984 presidential campaign?
* Who was the first lawyer to become First Lady?
* What US president was both head of the CIA and US ambassador to the United Nations?