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... 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.

There were many historical firsts and introductions of new inventions during the Chicago World's Fair that took place in 1893. Match the new product or feature to the person associated with it. Learn a little bit while enjoying the fair!

The Declaration of Independence was mostly signed on August 2, 1776, in Philadelphia's Pennsylvania State House. 56 delegates voted its approval on July 4, 1776, proclaiming the Colonies "free and independent States", no longer colonies of Great Britain.

The Declaration of Independence was mostly signed on August 2, 1776, in Philadelphia's Pennsylvania State House. 56 delegates voted its approval on July 4, 1776, proclaiming the Colonies "free and independent States", no longer colonies of Great Britain.

During the U.S. Civil War, both sides had problems with their military leaders, having to replace army commanders as they were killed or wounded or proved incompetent. Match the battle with the army commanders, Union and Confederate.

These things or events have bucked the truth of that ol' adage that 'History Never Repeats' and the same, or extremely similar, has occurred a second, or even multiple times. There's also some extra facts about all things Deja Vu.

This quiz is about five of ancient Rome's greatest generals. They expanded Roman influence, were victorious in many decisive battles and established Roman hegemony over the peoples they conquered.

Sometimes wars happened in clusters, either in similar places or over similar ideas and goals. When that has happened, historians have often described them using ordinal numbers. Your task is to place these examples in chronological order.

The Declaration of Independence was mostly signed on August 2, 1776, in Philadelphia's Pennsylvania State House. 56 delegates voted its approval on July 4, 1776, proclaiming the Colonies "free and independent States", no longer colonies of Great Britain.

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!

The Declaration of Independence was mostly signed on August 2, 1776, in Philadelphia's Pennsylvania State House. 56 delegates voted its approval on July 4, 1776, proclaiming the Colonies "free and independent States", no longer colonies of Great Britain.

Native Americans lived in many geographical areas and had quite the variety of homes! Match the Native American tribe to the type of home in which they lived. I have also included a geographic reference where the home was typically found.

The start of something can go on to create a disaster that is felt worldwide. It seems that during the twentieth century people suffered through more than their fair share of disasters.

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.

At its height, "The Sun never set on the British Empire." This included a sphere of influence that range across southern Asia. The timelines of British influence for these 14 regions is ordered by the date they gained independence. Can you name them all?

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?

Trace the history of the Iron Curtain from its inception to its end, including events that presaged its eventual failure.

The American Revolution (1775-1783) was fought to establish the United States of America as a sovereign nation and break away from the British Empire. How much do you know about the battles of this war?

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?

The 1970s had news other than the end of U.S. involvement in Vietnam and Watergate. This quiz covers some other news makers.

A globe-trotting quiz through time, here's 10 questions that will test your knowledge of some of the bigger, weirder, or just plain interesting moments that shaped the world.

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.

Today, we travel back to the age of Rome's monarchy, where myth and history converge. This quiz focuses on the traditional narrative rather than the modern interpretations by the academic community. Good luck!

These are some events that happened either in 1980, 1986, or 1989. All you have to do is match the event to the correct year listed. Good luck and have fun!

August brought more than hot weather to the Civil War; it brought chaos. From daring raids to major battles and legendary naval engagements, test your knowledge of the major events that rocked the Union and Confederacy during the war's fiercest month.

Here is a list of 20 generals from the US Civil War. Pick the 15 from the Union side. Have fun!

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".

Here are some historical events which happened more than once. I have given you their seconds. Can you put the second time they happened in chronological order, starting with the earliest? Good Luck.

Although Belgium has only been an independent nation since 1839, Belgian history goes much further back than that. Can you put these events in Belgian history in the proper order?