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Many universities in the southern part of the United States were founded in the 19th, 18th and even 17th century. They all have interesting tales. Put these institutions in the order in which they were established.

Once again, I've translated some movie titles into Latin. Can you match the English title with the Latin translation?

Even if you can't speak a particular foreign language, some of their words have seeped into our brains. Given a foreign word and its language, can you guess its English definition? This was an adopted quiz remade to be more relatable.

Do you know the history of U.S. presidential elections? If so, test your knowledge with this quiz.

The U.S. First Ladies are a varied bunch of women. Some had careers, some advised their husbands and nearly all of them left significant, often underappreciated, impact on U.S. history. Fill in the blanks with the First Lady alongside her story.

Test your wits against history! Can you guess if a famous landmark was named for a real person, a specific geographic place, or a literal thing? Let me take you on a tour of twelve global icons right now and you group them accordingly. Good luck!

Interstate highway 15 (I-15) is one of the major north/south routes going through several of the western states of the USA. Can you pick which cities it goes through or beside?

Soweto, a township in South Africa, was at one point a segregated mining compound for the male labor force. Go back in time for this quiz and be a miner in 1900 at that location. Let's see what your day holds.

This quiz represents just a tiny fraction of the amazing museums, theatres, parks, historical districts, and landmarks that can be found in New York City's five boroughs. Do you know where to find the few that I have chosen to highlight?

I loved my Windows phone, so I decided to write this quiz about Microsoft, which spent nearly two decades developing smartphone platforms, from early devices to Windows 10 Mobile. See how many questions you can answer correctly. Good luck!

Being from South Wales, I am rather fond of industrial buildings such as cooling towers. In post-industrial landscapes, these towers are either demolished or retained as a nod to heritage. In other parts of the world, such structures remain functional.

Interstate highway 25 (I-25) is one of the major north/south routes going through the middle of the USA. Can you pick which cities it goes through or beside?

Scotland's statues commemorate everyone from inventors and warriors to a ginger cat. How well do you know the monuments scattered across Scottish towns and cities? Good luck!

These are the first 10 first ladies to serve in the White House. Sometimes there is more than one due to illness or death. While all are listed on whitehousehistory.org, some are under the title 'hostess' because they were not married to the president.

Nicknamed "Silent Cal", Calvin Coolidge was the 30th president of the United States and an interesting character. How much do you know about him?

When it's noon in one place, it's midnight somewhere else. Time zones and famous timepieces help us coordinate our global society. How much do you know about the systems that keep the world running on schedule? Good luck!

These women led their countries, often the first woman to do so.

While skyscrapers and regular houses have become common around the world, there are still places with traditional types of dwellings unique to the region. Can you match these houses with the correct locations?

This may be a little tough if you are not familiar with Scottish politics, but give it a go anyway! Good luck!

Holidays and observances often have connections and things in common. Can you find these connections and sort them appropriately?

I adopted this quiz. The original author selected commercials and their slogans considered annoying, but I found many of them to be catchy. Classify the annoying (or fun, depending on the viewpoint) slogan into the appropriate era in which it originated.

Join me in exploring the basics of braille. Originally crafted by war_god_83, the quiz was updated to include visual aids (though the system itself does not rely on that). Please enjoy.

I will give you a clue about a structure that has been moved, and from that clue, you guess the correct structure.

From frozen sculptures to floating lanterns, barrel races to burning snowmen, the world knows how to celebrate. Can you match these distinctive festivals to their home countries? Let's see how well you know global party traditions! Good luck!

We have restaurant reservations at the Bell Tree restaurant in 30 minutes but I forgot my license. Can you get us there and also figure out how to drive in my hometown? Let's go for a quick drive around Asaka, Saitama, Japan.

All roads may lead to Rome, but they've taken some fascinating detours along the way! This quiz takes you down famous highways, historic routes, and remarkable roads from across the globe. Pack your bags and let's hit the road; no sat-nav required.

Player Billkozy inspired me to write a Latin title quiz. I've selected a few movie titles and translated them into Latin. By the way, did you ever notice that only a few movies have Latin titles?

Have you ever heard the words "You have the right to remain silent..." - in a movie or unfortunately in real life? These are the opening words of your "Miranda rights", but do you remember the next words or the story behind them?

Canadian politics isn't always polite. This quiz explores the scandals that shaped governments, ended careers, and tested public trust. How well do you know them? As an assist, the prime minister under which the scandal occurred is noted.

I recently wrote a quiz about US presidents and their extramarital affairs. So, I decided to write next about British politicians who were also involved with "other women" during their marriages. See if you know who they are. Good luck!