Miscellaneous
Bible/Ancient History
Reformation
America
Sports
100

This was the year the 49ers were founded.

Which team was founded in 1946?

100

This was kept at Shiloh before the Philistines captured it:

What is the ark of the covenant?

100

This Roman Priest from Switzerland attacked the sale of indulgences:

Who is Ulrich Zwingli?

100

This city was the first capitol of the U.S.:

What is New York City?

100

The number of dimples on a golf ball.

What are 336 dimples?

200

This truck must stop at railroad crossings no matter what:

What are tank trucks marked with hazardous materials placards?

200

The amount of times the word "Trinity" is used in the bible (Hint: below 20):

What is zero?

200

The Catholic belief that, in Communion Services, the bread and wine "actually" become the bones and blood of Jesus:

What is Transubstantiation?

200

The first American state:

What is Delaware?

200

The sport that is called the "King of Sports"

What is Soccer?

300

This bird is on the $1 coin in New Zealand.

What is a Kiwi bird?

300

This very famous library burned in 48BC:

What is the library in Alexandria?

300

This religious order fought the hardest for Roman Catholicism (at begining of Reformation):

Who are the Jesuits?

300

 The shortest-serving United States president:

Who is William Henry Harrison?

300

This sport was played on the Moon:

What is Golf?

400

The atomic number of Ytterbium.

What element's atomic number is 70?

400

This fortification was built around 122 A.D. across the width of Great Britain to separate Romans from the people to the north:

What is Hadrian's Wall?
400

The Catholic Church's response to the Reformation would be given this name:

What is The "Counter" Reformation?

400

The oldest European-founded city in the United States:

What is St. Augustine, Florida?

400

This sport is called the “sport of kings”:

What is Polo?

500

"Happy Birthday to You" was written in this year.

What famous song was written in 1893?

500

In the medieval era these monks and soldiers  participated in the Crusades and helped to protect European travelers visiting sites in the Holy Land while also carrying out military operations:

Who are the Knights Templar?

500

20,000 French Huguenots were killed as a result of this event:

What is the Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre?

500

This person ordered the end of the Salem Witch trials:

Who is Governor Sir William Phips?

500

This material was the first material to cover baseballs:

What is cowhide?