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Northmen, Norsemen, Vikings, and Scandinavians are all general names used to describe the people who lived in Northern Europe and rose to prominence during the 8-11 centuries AD. Of course, some would also call them pirates or marauders!

Skanderbeg, the national hero of the Albanians, was known for defying the Ottoman Empire in the 1400s AD. I took this as an author challenge and was fascinated to learn about this man's life.

The American Civil War (1861-1865) cost the lives of some 650,000 soldiers. Since many commanders still led their men from the front, casualties among even generals were high. Match the general to the battle in which they were killed.

On September 11, 2001, a series of coordinated terrorist attacks reshaped the world in a course of hours. Test your knowledge of the events of that day by arranging these key events in the order they took place.

While reading about the French Revolution I became interested in its ultimate symbol: the guillotine, a decapitation machine consisting of an upright frame with a weighted blade suspended at the top. The quiz is about this machine!

I will give you ten different types of disasters, and you match those disasters to a similar type of disaster--for example, a shipwreck with a shipwreck.

Just before the U.S. Bicentennial, it seemed that the country was too embroiled in controversy-Vietnam and Watergate-to celebrate. Then Ross Rowland Jr. proposed that a special train should tour the country, showing over 500 historic American artifacts.

This quiz details ten significant events involving Britain in the 19th century. Can you place them in correct order?

Each question will have four possible answers: a person, a historical event, an item, or a book. Your challenge is to determine what happened first historically. This is an adopted quiz that offered no clues, so I've attached some icebreakers for you.

From 1804 to 1815 Napoleon created 26 Marshals of France, all of them experienced and successful professional soldiers. The questions in this quiz are about some of the most prominent of these.

From the rise of Augustus to the fall of the Western Empire, these ten dates mark some of the most important moments in Roman history. Match each event to its correct year and see how well you know the Empire's timeline.

How are your medieval history chops? From Clovis and Charles Martel to the "Emperor of the Romans" and raids from the north, see how well you know the rise and chaotic fall of the powerful, if brief, Frankish Carolingian dynasty. And please, have fun!

This selection of events all occurred during the first half of the 2020s. Connect each event to the nation affected.

The phrase "This isn't my first rodeo" references something that's been done before. In this quiz, the answers are things that had not happened before... It was, in fact, their first rodeo!

Throughout history there have been countless examples of events that have taken place when the date was the 14th of a particular month. This quiz however will concentrate only on events that happened when that date was specifically, Saturday the 14th.

Napoleon suffered a catastrophic defeat at Waterloo on 18 June 1815. The details of what happened next, however, are often lost in the story of the battle. This Quiz looks at what happened to some of the main protagonists in the weeks following.

This is a quiz about the Ayutthaya Kingdom (1351-1767), a powerful, prosperous, cosmopolitan state located in modern day Thailand. Have fun!

Think your dinner parties are memorable? All throughout history the banquet table has served as a stage for spectacle, politics, and sheer unbridled chaos. Join me as we look at history's most unique feasts and banquets!

Welcome to the White City, one of the most influential and important exhibitions in world history. Let's see what you know about this remarkable event. Good luck!

How much do you know about the Whisky War between Canada and Greenland?

July 28th was a big day in history: World Wars, island discoveries, musical deaths, the American Civil War and Reconstruction, deadly earthquakes, the end of the road for one Mexican revolutionary, and more. Good luck!

Mickey Mouse, Miss America, MoMA - the Roaring Twenties. Can you put the events in the correct order?

A botched assassination, a new Canadian province, a strategic city occupied, a pea-obsessed monk, and two guys taking a stroll on the Moon. All this and more happened on July 20th. Have fun!

Here's a quick survey of some of the memorable events that took place during the 19th century in the United Kingdom. Can you place them in the correct chronological order?

This quiz pinpoints important people and historical events relevant to the 20th century. I kept the original questions and added the information for each one.

The swinging sixties - the era of scientific and sporting achievements, political problems, free love, psychedelic art, hippies, increasingly short skirts, and pop music. How much do you remember, or have you heard about what happened then?

From doomed English colonies to charity concerts that rocked the world, here are ten events that happened on July 13th. Have fun!

Switzerland is a small, mountainous country in Central Europe. Famous for secure banking, beautiful scenery, and neutrality, Switzerland has a rich history. How much do you know about this small nation?

Throughout history, nations have gone to war over territory, resources, religion, and political power. However, some conflicts began for reasons so trivial or absurd that they seem almost impossible to believe. See how much you know. Good luck!

During history, many individuals or groups crossed the line. This is a multiple-choice quiz about some of these events.