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History Quiz #361

Ancient and Modern History Quiz for 14 December 2015

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Q1. What title was taken by Napoleon Bonaparte on 2 December 1804?

A
Bonaparte the Great
B
King of France
C
The Liberator
D
Emperor of the French
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Q2. Who was behind the 1923 Beer Hall Putsch, a failed attempt to overthrow the government?

A
Francisco Franco
B
Benito Mussolini
C
Adolf Hitler
D
Mao Tse Tung
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Q3. Eamon de Valera led 9 governments of which country between 1932 and 1959?

A
Ireland
B
Romania
C
France
D
Spain
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Q4. In what month is Independence Day celebrated in the USA?

A
August
B
November
C
January
D
July
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Q5. Which city was hit by a 7.5 Mw earthquake about 160 km northeast of it, centred in the Motagua Fault, on 4 February 1976 at 3.01 am, local time, killing 23,000 and injuring 76,000?

A
Managua, Nicaragua
B
Guatemala City, Guatemala.
C
Haiyuan, Ningxia-Gansu, China
D
Sarajevo, Yugoslavia
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Q6. According to the legend, Peeping Tom was looking at whom?

A
Princess Diana
B
Queen Victoria
C
Lady Godiva
D
Queen Guinevere
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Q7. What was significant about the appointment in 1929 of Charles Curtis as 31st US Vice President?

A
At 4 ft 1 inch, he was the shortest Vice President
B
He was the first with acknowledged non-European ancestry
C
He had never held any public office before
D
He was a convicted felon
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