History - People
Greek god of the Underworld
Who is Hades?
the Olympic games originated in this country
Where is Greece?
the date Pearl Harbor was bombed in this month on this day (bonus if you know the year)
When was December 7th? (1941)
according to the Bible this is the number used in the end times and is a sign of the devil
What is 666?
bites from this creature led to the spread of the Black Death
What are fleas?
Neil Armstrong and _____________ were the first two men on the moon
Who was Buz Aldrin?
this Asian country had seven of the ten deadliest wars in human history, some even deadlier than world war one
Where is China?
the year the Declaration of Independence was signed
When was 1776?
How many is 6?
Dolly was a ____________ and the first mammal to ever be cloned
What is a sheep?
the first person to suggest daylight savings
Who is Benjamin Franklin?
Archduke Franz Ferdinand, who's assassination led to WWII, was from this country
Where is Austria?
the French Revolution took place in this century
When was the 18th century?
the number pi originated in this country
Where is Greece?
the name of the first chimpanzee sent into space
Who was Ham?
the number of people named Catherine that King Henry VIII married
How many is 3?
this state was the last state to overturn laws against interracial marriage in the year 2000
Where is Alabama?
D-Day took place on June 6th of this year
When was 1944?
Vincent Van Gogh sold this many paintings during his lifetime
How many is one?
when Pope Gregory IX rose to power, he ordered the extermination across Europe of this domestic animal in the belief that they were used in devil’s worship and witch craft
What are cats?
this President is on the United States 1,000 dollar bill
Who is Grover Cleveland?
this Asian country was the first in the world to used paper money or paper bills
Where is China?
the Battle of the Alamo was in this year
When was 1836?
the number of people who have walked on the moon
How many is 12?
Cher Ami was a homing pigeon that delivered a message during WWI that stopped Americans from unintentionally firing on hundreds of their comrades. Though she later died from her injuries, she saved hundreds of lives. Her name means this in French. (hint: we saw this in a Mysteries at the Museum episode)
What is "dear friend"?