U.S.A. People: Famous & Historical Trivia and Quizzes

American Jews have contributed much not only to the United States but internationally. Here are only a few.

During the late 1940s and 1950s, many talented people in the arts, mainly writers, actors, and directors, were barred from their craft because of alleged association with groups that were labeled 'unamerican'. This is a quiz about a few of these.

This is Part 3 of my Important People in American History series. The basic pattern is a timeline through American History. Just a hint for you when you take it.

Test your knowledge of some famous Americans, past and present, who have left their mark on U.S. society and culture.

Back again by popular demand (sort of), match the state of birth with the correct pair.

Women are amazing! There is so much we have done over the centuries and little of it is given much credit. I have attempted to put together a quiz on Great American Women. I have tried to stay away from the common leaders.

The following people were either an NFL quarterback or a U.S. Vice President. QB is a high profile position in American football and VP is an important position in American politics. Thus, this quick quiz should be easy . . . right.

"After ending World War II as President, he wrote 'In Cold Blood." Who was this? Harry Truman Capote, of course! This quiz is about the accomplishments of two people in one. The middle initial is their shared name.

A recent fabricated geopolitical study suggests that the United States possesses approximately 66.4% of the world's untapped resources of idiocy. What has been mined here in the past?

The men in the conservative movement in the 20th century got all the attention and the credit. Yet these ladies played a major role, although most of them are little known. Do you recognize any of these names?

These women were all involved in or affected by the Civil War. Identify the correct woman from the three statements given about her.

This is a quiz on 10 random famous people that have made an impact in the United States.

From the brief description, identify the man from the Northeastern United States, either born there or closely associated with that state.

As we commemorate our Independence Day, consider some prominent quotes that have inspired us to celebrate the 4th of July with eagerness and loyalty.

Some individuals fight against the odds to accomplish great things. These are ten such individuals.

The end has come. This is the 4th and final quiz of this series. Hope you enjoyed the series of these quizzes.

Over time many people have been front and center in the news gaining their fifteen minutes of fame. Here are ten questions based on people who achieved their fame in the Midwest.

This is my second quiz on important people in American History. I'll describe a person and you tell me who it is. Relax and enjoy.

Here appear the names of some North American social bordercrossers--on the outside because of their politics, style, manners, statements. Let's see if you can recognize the names of this persistent "fringe" of "unaccceptables"?

This quiz contains interesting facts and anecdotes about Irish people and their history and influence in America. I hope you enjoy it.

For centuries, millions have flocked to the shores of the United States seeking citizenship. Most settled into America's daily life, while others became quite well known. Here are ten noteworthy folks who came to become famous Americans, "naturally".

This quiz deals with Historical figures who are linked in some way.

Italian immigrants have made many invaluable and varied contributions to American life and culture. This quiz is in honor of my maternal grandparents Nicholas and Mary Scarpa. Enjoy!

America's cultural formation is diverse - full of characters who are famous and infamous, saintly and notorious. Their personalities have shaped American history.

These questions are about famous American Patriots that risked their lives for our country's freedom.

These women went beyond being back stage and took steps to make things happen (and get famous for doing something brave, illegal, intelligent, unspeakable). Which of them do you know?

This is the second quiz about America's diverse cultural background. Whether you agree or disagree with them - approve or disapprove of them, they've made America what it is.

They came over here, some of them ingratiated themselves with the locals, but some ticked us off big time! What were they doing here and who were these Yanks anyway? And yes, some of the author content is very tongue in cheek!

The Irish have fought misfortune and bigotry to make their way in American society. This quiz on their achievements is in honor of my paternal grandmother, Helen Caruso (nee Campbell). Enjoy!

The following speech excerpts are from American women who have used their oratorical skills to promote important causes. Their speeches represent some of the finest examples of public address in U.S. history.

This is a quiz on the first people recorded for achieving various milestones in the United States.

See if you recognize these quotes from ten very well known American speeches of the 20th century.

This quiz is the first quiz of about the important people of the American History. I'll give you some information and you tell me what person it was.

This quiz will test your knowledge on a variety of topics throughout American history. From little known facts about Emmett Till's family to the names of President Teddy Roosevelt's children. Hopefully this quiz will offer some new information for all.

Some people are the first to do something by happenstance; others by design and hardwork. Each of these people is notable for having been the first American to do a specific thing; some on accident and some by force of will.

What do you know about the deaths of some famous figures in American history?

Female War Correspondents have been around since WWI. See if you can name the correspondent based on facts provided.

Between the American Civil War and WWI, industrialization spread across America. For better or for worse, the industrialists created a modern America while making themselves rich - or, perhaps, as Gordon Gecko said in "Wall Street," greed is good.

Presidential names pop up and are used throughout American history by different people. Some are quite obscure like Thomas Jefferson Beale, and others more famous like - wait! you'll see inside. Good luck.

This is my second quiz regarding famous Americans. Put on your history thinking caps and have a go at it...

Some men made great contributions to American history. How much do you know about them?

People not only say the weirdest things but sometimes do the weirdest things as as well. These are some of them.

Some of these people are well-known, and some not. Some were famous once, but with time their fame has declined. See if you know who they are.

Women have played an important role in history. These are some facts about them.

The FunTrivia Team Classical Music Mensa (CMM) was founded by Dr Bob Williams (known to his trivia family as DrBobWill. This quiz is in honor of DrBob's 80th Birthday (March 16, 2012)

Here are some well known Americans with British place names as surnames. Can you place the right person with the right place?

Americans who made the history books, but did you pay attention while reading about them?

See how much you know about the American women.

All the women in this quiz had some part in the creation of the old west.

American History -- a bunch of boring bearded guys carrying on about tariffs, or an amusing panoply of egomaniacs and wingnuts who say scandalous things about each other?

Here's a look at some American originals in a variety of fields.

As this seems to be a forgotten subject in U.S. history, you may have difficulty with some of the answers.

All questions are about women who were commemorated on a U.S. postal stamp.

This is the third installment. The following Americans contributed to our culture - whether friend or foe, saint or villain, famous or infamous.

In this quiz, I will give you the last line of a famous American speech. All you have to do is tell me who delivered the speech.

Test your knowledge on these various "nicknames" -what have you got to lose?

A "contemporary" is another person living within the same time period. I will list four people and you tell me who is NOT the Contemporary. All names are historical for the purpose of this quiz.

Wales is small country with an area of just 20,780 sq km/8,021 sq miles, but it has a big heart and has made a disproportionate contribution to the history of the USA. Try my quiz and see if you agree.

Test your knowledge on quotes by famous people in American history.

Not good with dates, but good with names? Take this quiz and see.