American History
What American General won the Battle of Satogoga.
Horatio Gates
Who wrote the Leviathan?
Thomas Hobbes
The D-Day invasion took place in this country.
France
What year was Kellenberg founded?
1987
This tomb was located in 1922.
Tutankhamen
Who won the election of 1824.
John Quincy Adams
The longest running monarch in British history.
Queen Victoria
Who won the Battle of Midway.
The U.S.
Kellenberg Memorial is named after Bishop Kellenberg. What was Bishop Kellenberg's first name?
Walter
Octavian defeated Marc Antony at this battle.
Actium
Where did the Battle of Wounded Knee take place?
South Dakota
Vincent Van Gogh was born here.
The Netherlands
Which British leader agreed to the Munich Pact?
Neville Chamberlain
Glenn Curtiss was a famous _______________. (a) car racer (b) pilot (c) physicist (d) musician
(b) pilot
Who crossed the Rubicon?
Julius Caesar
Who was George H.W. Bush's vice president?
Dan Quayle
In what year did the Berlin Wall fall?
1989
The leader of the Free French Army.
Charles DeGaulle
In addition to a sheep's head, what else is depicted on the school motto? (a) wheat (b) a shell (c) an apple
(b) a shell
He wrote the famous poema, Harlen and "The Weary Blues."
An abolitionist; Gave the "Ain't I a Woman" speech.
The first female prime minister of the United Kingdom.
Margaret Thatcher
The leader of the Soviet Union during WWII.
Stalin
Before becoming Kellenberg Memorial, Kellenberg was called Saint Agnes and one other name. What was that name?
Maria Regina
This president decided to drop the Atomic bomb on Japan.
Truman