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History Quiz #225

Ancient and Modern History Quiz for 6 May 2013

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Q1. How did US president William McKinley die in 1901?

A
Plane crash
B
Skiing accident
C
Land mine explosion
D
Assassination
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Q2. In 2003, a congestion charge was introduced to reduce traffic volumes in which city centre?

A
London
B
New York
C
Rome
D
Madrid
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Q3. The legendary Hercules was said to have what quality?

A
Strength
B
Mischief
C
Eloquence
D
Musicianship
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Q4. The Peloponnesian War, fought around 430 to 405 BC, was primarily a conflict between the city state of Athens and people from where?

A
Venice
B
Sparta
C
Phoenicia
D
Constantinople
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Q5. Possession of what was made illegal in California, the first part of the USA to do so, on 6 October 1966?

A
Marijuana
B
LSD
C
Records by Mel Torme
D
Handguns
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Q6. What do the US Declaration of Independence, Captain Cook's sailing to discover the North-West Passage, the publication of economist Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations, and the first St Leger Stakes horse race at Doncaster, UK, have in common?

A
Horses were a important element in all of them
B
They were extremely popular with all concerned
C
They became the source for nursery rhymes
D
They happened in 1776
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Q7. The Bill of Rights was passed by the Parliament of England in which century?

A
17th century
B
20th century
C
18th century
D
19th century
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