American History
British History
American and British Geography
American attractions, customs and holidays
British attractions, customs and holidays
100
He was the first President of the United States.
On April 30, 1789, George Washington became the first American president.
100
This king created the Anglican church as the traditional Christians didn't accept all his marriages and love affairs.
Henry VIII
100
How many states are there in USA?
50 states
100
Name this tourist attraction: It took the workers more than 14 years to carve the 60-foot sculptures into the granite rock, as it depicts four presidents' faces of the U.S.
Mount Rushmore
100
This is England’s National Dish
Chicken Tikka Masala
200
American colonies were grouped in 3 different regions according to their location: what were the names of these regions?
New England colonies, Middle colonies and Southern colonies
200
A historical event that generated transformations in population, agriculture, the method of production of manufactures, such as the textile industry, banking, commerce and transportation.
The Industrial Revolution
200
What is the capital of Northern Ireland?
Belfast
200
In this year, the Native Americans and Pilgrims celebrated the first Thanksgiving
In 1621.
200
This isn't a 'dish' exactly. It’s really more of a feast, or event. But it’s also one of England’s most popular, famous and enjoyable food traditions,
Afternoon tea or afternoon tea party
300
What was the main cause for the American revolution?
Britain had invested heavily in defending the colonies and now wanted to show authority over them by imposing heavy taxes.
300
These people came from central Europe and occupied large parts of Ireland and Great Britain, dominated by fortified hillforts.
They were the first inhabitants in the UK.
The Celts
300
What's the difference among Great Britain, England and The UK?
Great Britain is the biggest British island (geographically speaking); England is one of the four nations that are part of the United Kingdom and the UK is the union of these 4 regions or nations (Scotland, Wales, England, and Northern Ireland)
300
Besides turkey and stuffing, mention 3 more traditional dishes Americans prepare and eat for Thanksgiving day.
Gravy, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes or yam, cranberry sauce, green bean casserole (green beans, onions, and mushrooms), and pumpkin pie.
300
Mention 3 tourist attractions we can find in Scotland
The Loch Ness, the Caledonian Canal, the ruins of Urquhart Castle, The Edinburg Castle, The Royal Mile, and The Stirling Castle.
400
Why did the USA join the WWII?
The United States had tried to remain neutral, but when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, the USA joined the Allies.
400
During the World War I, the opposing sides were known as the Allied Powers and the Central Powers.
Which side did Britain belong to and which other countries were with it?
Britain was within the 'Allied Powers', including France, Russia, and United States.
400
For USA: What is the name of the character that traditionally appears on US patriotic events?
For the UK: What is the name of the national flag of the United Kingdom?
Uncle Sam
The Union Jack
400
Mention 1 etiquette manner before, during, and after Thanksgiving dinner.
Before:
Let your host know if you can come or not.
Offer to contribute to the meal
Arrive on time
During:
Never have more than one cocktail before dinner.
Wait for the eldest adult to take their seat.
Avoid putting your elbows on the table.
Don’t show up with uninvited guests.
Unfold your napkin and place it in your lap.
Put your cell phone away at the dinner table.
Do not begin the meal until the host or hostess has taken their first bite.
Never blow on your food — just wait until it cools.
Pass the salt and pepper together.
Hold your glass correctly.
Stay at the table, even when you have finished your meal
Avoid discussing controversial family issues
After:
Offer to help with the clean-up.
Don’t overstay your welcome.
Say thank you. A phone call or, better yet, a handwritten note of thanks.
400
This haunted place has been a prison, palace, treasure vault, observatory, and menagerie. It is widely considered the most important building in England.
Tower of London
500
Which American tribe lived the 'Trail of tears'?
What was the Trail of tears?
It was the Cherokee nation and the Trail of tears.
This was the forced relocation of indigenous people, who were forced to leave their homes during that period, which is sometimes known as the removal era, and that some 15,000 died during the journey west.
500
These kings and queens belonged to the Tudor's monarchy, except these two:
Charles I
Henry VII
Henry VIII
Edward VI
Bloody Mary
Elizabeth I
James I
James I and Charles I belong to the Estuardo monarchy
500
Mention 5 states from USA
500
Mention 5 natural attractions we can find in the American territory.
The Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls, Rocky Mountains, Yosemite National Park, Yellowstone National Park, and Monument Valley.
500
What is the correct order to set a cake stand for an afternoon tea party?
On the top tier we place the scones; in the middle tier, sandwiches are placed and at the bottom tier, we can find sweets, pastries and deserts.