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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.

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.

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

On 26th April 1986, the world's worst nuclear accident occurred at the Vladimir Lenin Nuclear Power Plant in Pripyat in what was then the USSR. Here is a short quiz about the disaster and its aftermath.

The last Roman emperor of the Flavian dynasty, Domitian was a fascinating character. How much do you know about him?

As promised some time ago, the third installment in a series of Ukraine-themed quizzes. I focused here on the medieval and early modern periods. Enjoy!

This quiz will challenge you to match the Korean place with the battle or action that took place there during the Korean War. Can you identify the proper matches?

Remembered as one of the most vicious emperors of Rome, the legacy of Commodus is both tarnished and infamous. How much do you know about him?

Losing a warship is a rare occurrence, and losing it in combat is even rarer. Can you answer these questions about warships lost in combat since the end of World War II?

The first of the Severan dynasty, Septimius Severus is a divisive and fascinating character. How much do you know about him?

It began as one quiz, but it will end as a trilogy of quizzes about Ukraine and the tremendously interesting history of the country and her people. This is the second part, similar in structure to the first. Enjoy!

This quiz contains quotes from ten speeches given between 1939 and 1945 that will need to be put in the order in which they were given. The person who gave the speech is given as a hint.

It has been over 100 years since 1905. Just how different are things today? Let's find out.

The history of the United States contains several incidents of public panic that appear to have been unwarranted. This quiz will explore ten of the incidents.

Every four years, we get to experience a 366th day, when 29 February comes around. Can you answer these questions to people born on, those that died on, and events that happened on Leap Day?

The Eastern Front was a cruel test for the Wehrmacht and it did not spare General Officers either. This is a fun and informative quiz for everyone to play, with interesting details regarding the loss of high-ranking General Officers between 1941-1945.

Do you know your cabbage from your Chicago piano? Try this quiz on WWII soldier slang and see if maybe you were born at the wrong time.

These are quotes a Roman Emperor might have said about himself. Try to guess who it is.

I will give you an event from a year in the 1990s, and you tell me on what date that event happened.

Explore the civilizations and cultures of Mexico before the Spanish conquest.

Poland's capital of Warsaw has spent much of its history in a power struggle between east and west. How much do you know about this tumultuous city's past?

All the facts mentioned in this quiz occurred in the 1960s. It is up to you to find out what facts occurred in the same year. A chance to remember these famous 60s facts. Good luck.

Many American cities began life as a fort built in colonial times. Match the city with the name of the fort built to defend it.

Here are some questions on battles of WWII, some are more famous, others are less well known. Sometimes I will ask what might have happened, which can be a bit tricky. Hopefully you will learn something interesting; maybe you know everything already.