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History Quiz #499

Ancient and Modern History Quiz for 6 August 2018

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Q1. When was the French Tricolor flag officially adopted?

A
1830
B
1816
C
1589
D
1794
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Q2. The national holiday celebrated in the USA on 4 July each year is to commemorate events surrounding which war?

A
American Civil War
B
American War of Independence
C
Korean War
D
World War I
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Q3. In the UK, until what date was a person not able to give evidence in the trial of their spouse?

A
1898
B
1926
C
1793
D
1962
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Q4. What were Operation Torch, Operation Ichi-Go, Operation Bagration, Operation Market Garden and Operation Crossbow?

A
Nuclear test series carried out in the USA
B
Military operations in World War II
C
Allied operations in World War I
D
International Boy Scout Jamborees
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Q5. The "numbered treaties", a series of eleven treaties signed between the aboriginal peoples and the reigning Monarch (Victoria, Edward VII or George V) from 1871 to 1921, apply in which country?

A
Canada
B
New Zealand
C
Australia
D
India
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Q6. In 1937 the Duke of Windsor and Mrs Wallis Simpson were married in which country?

A
USA
B
England
C
France
D
Spain
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Q7. What did the non-violent resistance group known as White Rose target?

A
General Francisco Franco
B
The Russian Bolsheviks
C
Benito Mussolini
D
The Nazi regime
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