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This is a quiz on the vivid history of one of Africa's most populous capital cities: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Sue Grafton inspired me to write a series of history quizzes, in which each answer starts with the same letter. Here's an installment for the letter F.

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

Antoninus Pius is hailed as one of the "Five Good Emperors", and is praised for his peaceful reign. How much do you know about him?

Following you will find information about epoch defining battles that changed the world. But do you know in which modern day country they took place?

This quiz covers some of the history and culture of the Aztecs. The photos should add some flavour and may help you work out some of the answers.

Julius Caesar was the most famous Roman to have ever lived. He had a storied life with many accomplishments. Can you order these ten events of his life from earliest to latest?

Michael Wittmann, known as 'The Black Baron', was perhaps Germany's greatest World War 2 tank ace. My primary source for this quiz is the two volume biography about Wittman by Patrick Agate.

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 decade of the 1760s marked the beginning of the Industrial Revolution and helped lay the foundation for another revolution - in America.

Ports are renowned for being safe harbors but this quiz looks at history through the lens of when this axiom proved to be untrue. Join us as we dive into the seas and search for sunken history.

We owe a lot to the world explorers of the past. Traveling around Earth as it made circles 'round the sun, they opened up the world to us as we know it. How much do you know about these intrepid travelers?

The Mediterranean basin is often associated with the Abrahamic religions - Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. This quiz, however, is dedicated to some of the unique religions that flourished in the area in the centuries before the advent of those three.

Across the globe and throughout history, entire civilizations have simply vanished. Various explanations have been debated, but the disappearance of these people are still a fascinating mystery. Come learn a little more.

Probably at no time in history did fashion and war intersect as closely as they did in the Napoleonic Wars (1805-1815). Here are a few questions about some of the national uniform colours during that time period.

There are many reasons that explain why England began to think about colonization in the New World in the late 1500s. See if you can follow the clues, that include a date, reason, and important person, to match the information with the correct colony.

As Phoenix Rising's Red Crew toured Africa, we learned about the colonization or rather, the decolonization of a few African countries. The answers you match will be the LAST colonial power prior to the African country's independence.

Many of us are familiar with the names of Greek men from that ancient era. But there are also some strong, fearsome, beautiful, and famous women who hark from that same area and time. Match their name to the attribute or skill they possessed.

The pharaohs may seem mysterious but you may have some knowledge that you don't even know you have. See if you can identify a particular pharaoh from a bit of information.

Treaties have kept the world at peace for thousands of years but sorting out and solving the Earth's problems. Well... that is their intention anyway. How much do you know about these fifteen historic treaties.

While every day is important to those who are living it, some days are known for being especially important for some famous people. Your job is to match the person with the day related to a historical event.

The main event of each month from January to December which occurred in 2021.

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

All these words date from the Middle Ages, with some still in use into the twenty-first century. Can you match the descriptions to the names?

All you have to do in this quiz is determine which of the options came first. So in the case of: which came first "Liquid Paper" or "Betty White?" the correct answer would be Betty White as she was born in 1922 and Liquid Paper was invented in 1956.

This is a part-two series of the history of the Chinese dynasties from 220 AD to 1912 AD. In 1912, China became a republic ending 4000 years of imperial rule.

The Chinese civilization is the of the oldest in history. The 4000 years of imperial history from 2070 BC to 1912 AD of China can be divided in 17 periods. This is part-one of the series from 2070 BC to 220 AD.

I began watching a documentary about WWII in color and it got me fascinated with the battles. Many of them were extremely bloody and the soldiers went into them on 'a wing and a prayer'. Order the battles, and learn a bit more about them.

There's got to be a first time for everything. I'll give you the event and when it happened and you match it with where in the world it happened. Enjoy this wandering through the centuries of human ingenuity.

Although his brief reign only lasted for three months, Otho was an interesting Roman emperor. How much do you know about him?