His Story Trivia Quiz

Answer: Kermit

President Roosevelt had a total of six children they were Alice, Ted, Kermit, Ethel, Archie and Quentin.

Answer: His grandfather

His grandfather would tell him stories about the wolves where they lived and if he was acting badly the wolves would get him for doing so.


Information can be found at the following website.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howlin'_Wolf

Answer: Sioux

The Sioux (pronounced sue) are one of the most well known tribes in the United States. Crazy Horse has gone down in history as the visionary leader of the Sioux. He was a firm believer in preserving the Native American culture and traditions.

Answer: Tecumseh

William got his unique nickname Tecumseh from his father who named him after a a famous Native American leader. He is commended for his famous march to the sea for the Union Army during the Civil War. It was the combined forces of General Sherman and future president General Ulysses S. Grant that helped the Union Army defeat the Confederate forces and bring an end to the Civil War.

Answer: Babe Ruth

He was known as the "Black Babe Ruth". He hit more home runs than Ruth, Aaron and Bonds. He played numerous positions including catcher, pitcher and outfielder. He died of a stroke a few months before Jackie Robinson was inducted into the Major Leagues.

Answer: Frank

Frank was the older brother of the legendary Jesse James. They left a legend of being two of the most dangerous outlaws in the history of America. They were true outlaws who robbed, killed and left authorities disgruntled every time they escaped. Jesse would die by the hands of a "Judas" Robert Ford who gave him up to the governor of Missouri for a price.

Answer: Tatanka

Makhpiya is the real name of Red Cloud and Tasunka is the real name of Crazy Horse. They were all from the Sioux tribes and were the most famous Native Americans in America. Sitting Bull is best known for annihilating the Colonel George Custer and his forces at the battle of Little Big Horn.

After this victory he fled to Canada until his return to the United States. Sitting Bull was shot dead during a struggle with the police after concerns of his involvement with the Ghost Dance.

Answer: Frank, Sammy, Dean, Joey, Peter

The rat pack consists of members Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr, Peter Lawford, and Joey Bishop. This line up of entertainers changed the expectations of entertainment. The Rat Pack were very closely associated with the Mafia and had a world of influence on many different circles.

Answer: syphilis

Remembered mostly for his role in the St Valentines day massacre, Capone dealt in all sorts of illegal activity. He was never convicted on any charges related to his daily duties but was arrested on tax evasion. Once imprisoned there were numerous attempts on Capone's life.

They tried to poison him, they stabbed him and even jumped him but the syphilis he contracted is what would do him in.

Answer: Preacher

While Moses Wright often went by "Preacher" he was also called "Mose". He played a significant role in the Emmett Till case because he stood up in court and pointed out the two accused killers (J.W. Miliam and Roy Bryant) of his great nephew. They murdered Till because he had supposedly whistled at Roy Bryant's wife in their store. Wright would be harassed after the incident and eventually fled to Chicago.