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A mix of 10 History questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

Roanoke was the site of a proposed American colony in the 1580s. However, instead of being a successful start to the New World, it became a mystery that remains unsolved. Come learn more about this conundrum.

How well do you know the faces of the generals and admirals of the US Civil War? Just match the names to the faces, and glory is yours! Fix bayonets and good luck!

A mix of 10 History questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

The War of the Roses was a conflict over control of the English throne. Fought between 1455 and 1487 CE, the war was between two branches of the Plantagenet royal family, the Yorks and the Lancasters.

From 1455 to 1487, a series of battles were fought between the Houses of Lancaster and York as they vied for control over the throne of England. With red (Lancaster) and white (York) roses as their symbols, this became known as "The Wars of the Roses."

In 1453, after King Henry VI was declared mentally unfit to rule, his closest adult relative, Richard, Duke of York, was named Lord Protector. Edmund Beaufort, Duke of Somerset, took issue with York's appointment, and the War of the Roses began.

Welcome! In this quiz, you are presented with fifteen names of commanders during the US Civil War. Your task is to select the ten Confederate commanders and leave the Union ones aside. Enjoy!

From muddy fields in medieval France to the shattered cities of the 20th century, Europe has been shaped by centuries of conflict. Can you recognize in which conflict these different battles occurred?

The Aztec culture, primarily located in central Mexico, gave the world some amazing innovations. From around AD 1345 to AD 1521 the Aztecs either created or added to technological discoveries.

Join me on a tsar-studded journey through Russian history as viewed through the lens of ten different tsars. From super-tsars to shooting tsars, there's a little something for everyone. Good luck!

... the generations of the Baby Boomers (1946-64), the Generation Xers (1965-79) and the Millennials (Gen Y) (1980-94). These are some of the events that helped define those eras.

In this quiz, you are given ten battles which were fought by the US Army. Your task is to match them to the war in which they occurred. Enjoy!

In the year 1518, in the area of Alsace (in what is now France) a sudden plague infected people. They danced uncontrollably until they sickened or died. The source of this "illness" remains a mystery. Come learn more about this interesting malady.

In order to defeat the Central and Axis Powers, the Allies fought on every front: land, sea and air. These twelve battles helped to turn the tide. Can you sort each victory by where it was won?

What do you know about the American Underground Railroad? Take this quiz and find out how knowledgeable you actually are.

Here are ten events that happened on April 27. Can you put them in order?

In this quiz, I am giving you the dates of some historical events. I want you to put these in chronological order, beginning with the earliest to occur.

It is a curious fact that three of the most important events in English history happened in years ending in "66". See if you can match them up, along with events in seven other centuries, all of which took place in a year ending in "66".

As was the case for most of the decade, 1961 was an eventful year, both politically and culturally. Here is one event from each month for you to place in order, then read a bit about what else was going on.

A mix of 10 History questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

You don't always have to look to deep in the past to find history. Can you answer trivia questions about historical American events from the month of January 2025?

Some of the biggest historical moments in the United States are linked to our memory with the dates they occurred. Can you put these major U.S. events in order by the month they happened?

The history of the United States of America is filled with many memorable moments, both good and bad. In this quiz, you will need to order these events by the month in which said event happened.

The first governing document of the Plymouth Colony, where the Mayflower landed with one hundred and one colonists in 1620, was this short declaration, a foundation upon which the United States would govern and grow. Fill in the blanks of this document!

Iceland was settled much later than the rest of Europe, probably in the 9th century CE. Can you place these significant events in its recorded history into chronological order?

Medieval European people served many causes and purposes, developed many ideas and contributed to human history in many ways. Your task is to match ten of them to the appropriate short description. Enjoy!

Twelfth Night is the name given to January 5th, as it marks the night of the Twelfth Day of Christmas. See if you can answer these questions on things which occurred on this date throughout history.

The Civil War in the United States was a conflict which was fought in some way in nearly every state in the country at the time. Follow the numbers around the map and match the Civil War battle with the state in which it was fought.

Here are ten events that happened on March 23rd. Can you put them in chronological order?