A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. History Mixture. Player Spaudrey asks:

The phrase "Drinking the Kool-Aid" entered political and sports jargon describing a person who accepts all actions from the group/person they follow no matter what the public thinks about it. The phrase comes from actions in the 1970's by whom? Jim Jones Richard Ramirez Charles Manson "Son of Sam" David Berkowitz

#2. History Mixture. Player oldstuff28 asks:

How did U.S. General George S. Patton die? In an airplane crash in New York In the Lorraine Campaign In the Battle of the Bulge As the result of a motor accident in Germany

#3. History Mixture. Player weloytty asks:

Which American General was also a Field Marshall of the Philippine Army? Dwight Eisenhower Douglas MacArthur Theodore Roosevelt George Patton

#4. History Mixture. Player MikeMaster99 asks:

The largest US energy-trading company (at that time) filed for bankruptcy on Dec 2, 2001. What was the name of this company? Mobil Ampol Texaco Enron

#5. History Mixture. Player Jinxgirl asks:

U.S. HISTORY - In 1754, a famous cartoon describing a potential union of New World colonies against Britain was published in "The Pennsylvania Gazette." Called "Join, or Die," who was the creator of this earliest known caricature advocating statehood? George Washington Benjamin Franklin Rich Richard Thomas Jefferson

#6. History Mixture. Player Otautau asks:

Which small Australian town was the site of a mass breakout of Japanese prisoners of war in 1944? (The town's name might remind you of dairy farming.) Broken Hill Longreach Daylesford Cowra

#7. History Mixture. Player Triviaballer asks:

What year saw Napoleon's confirmation as First Consul of France and U.S. election from which Thomas Jefferson became President of the USA? 1800 1900 1700 1600

#8. History Mixture. Player vyvviking asks:

On 9 December 2019 the volcano on Whakaari Island in New Zealand's Bay of Plenty erupted killing 20 visiting day-tourists from Australia, the USA and New Zealand. What is the English name for this island, Whakaari Island? Smokey Island Fire Island White Island Brown's Island

#9. History Mixture. Player VegemiteKid asks:

The tallest shot tower in Australia was built in Clifton Hill, near Melbourne in the late 1800s. What was created in the tower? Ammunition Slings Alcohol Movies

#10. History Mixture. Player BullsGold asks:

Niccolò Machiavelli served the Florentine Republic until another family seized power. While imprisoned and exiled, he dedicated "The Prince" to a member of that family. Which family was it? Medici Albizzi Borgia Gonzaga