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The Swinging Sixties was a cultural revolution driven by youth - a period marked by social and cultural changes such the as hippie culture, shifts in music, fashion and social attitudes.

The United States of America is close to celebrating its 250th birthday. That says a lot for a nation that was thought impossible to govern as a democracy because of its size. But citizens rose to the challenge and shouldered the burden.

The Declaration's birth was not without labor, but most delegates to the Convention were ready to cut the umbilical cord with mother England. Congress chose a committee to draft a document that would tell the world our reasons for wanting independence.

During his time as leader of Nazi Germany, Adolf Hitler lived several places and had several battlefield HQs. This quiz covers some of those "hideouts".

The first module of the Mir space station was placed in orbit in 1986, then it was built up in stages, the final one added in 1996. It became a place for building international cooperation in space. Can you identify some of its major structural features?

Place each invention or event next to the number corresponding to the country where it first appeared.

Winter is rapidly approaching, at least in the northern hemisphere. That means that some areas of the world will unfortunately have to deal with the topic of this quiz - blizzards.

Some time ago I wrote a quiz recalling toys, books and events of my childhood and youth, in the 1950s through the early 1970s. We'll revisit some of those memories here, this time with pictures! Lateral thinking is an asset here.

1960 is known as the Year of Africa after a series of events resulting in the independence of 17 nations in the continent.

Can you order these events NOT in chronological order, but in calendar order from January 1 to December 31? No hints!

The ways we dry ourselves and our possessions have evolved over time. Sort the time and place of adoption of these drying tools in chronological order, oldest to newest.

The Indian Removal Act of 1830 allowed for the forcible removal of five tribes from their ancestral lands east of the Mississippi River. The result was what one tribal leader called the "trail of tears and death".

The disruptions in Germany that led to Hitler and WWII are well known. But strife and chaos occurred throughout the world as new, badly formed nations emerged, economies suffered the effects of the war, and ideological strife rose from the ashes.

Soon after European explorers found the Americas, colonization began. Several different nations founded colonies in what would later become the United States. Place the colony and the founding country in chronological order.

The British Royal Navy quit the Pacific Theater in the wake of Japanese victories in 1941-1942. They returned after the defeat of the Italian and German navies. What do you know about this British force?

Japan fielded some of the most effective aircraft during World War II, surprising the Allies in many cases. How much do you know about them?

Test your knowledge about Dutch history facts and try to put them in the right chronological order.

The Cuban War of Independence had been going since 1895 while America watched with interest. But after a riot by Spanish loyalists in Havana in early 1898, concerns were raised about the safety of Americans in the city. Do you recall what happened next?

This quiz will test you on basic facts about one of the most famous documents in English history: the Domesday Book, or simply Domesday Book as it is more correctly known among historians.

Order these events in Kuwait's history from 1913 to 2015.

The second millennium AD included many billions of events over one thousand years of history, but this quiz just relies on you knowing (roughly) when a mere ten of them took place. As an additional hint, they all occurred in different centuries.

Let's see what you know about mankind's early history! Can you put these events in the correct chronological order? Good luck!

The 50s were a great decade in which to grow up. America was on the move, both literally and figuratively, and changes occurred in social mores, cultural trends, politics, and new products that affected our lifestyle.

The revolt started in 1791, in the valuable French colony of Saint-Domingue. African slaves, who outnumbered whites by about 9 to 1 and inspired by the French Revolution of 1789, started an organized rebellion against their French colonial masters.

By 1963, NASA found a need for increasing numbers of astronauts to keep up with the packed schedule of flights to meet President Kennedy's deadline to land on the Moon. Can you answer these questions about Astronaut Groups 3 to 7?

Many famous events occurred during the American Revolution. But where in the United States did they happen? Match the event to the number on the map, and have fun!

In 1959, NASA recruited its first spacemen, when seven test pilots became the first US astronauts. Following them, more groups were recruited to meet the need for men to fly in space. Can you answer these questions about Astronaut Groups 1 to 3?

All these events happened in 1801. Put them in order from the first event to happen to the last event to occur in 1801.

During the period 49-40 BCE, the Roman Republic was rapidly breaking down and being replaced the Roman Empire. See if you can order these ten events from earliest to latest.

Today we tend to take movies with sound for granted. But they were a very ingenious invention that revolutionized films and the film industry! Here are ten questions about the evolution of "talking pictures" and facts pertaining thereto.