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History Quiz #551

Ancient and Modern History Quiz for 5 August 2019

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Q1. What treaty was signed in Paris in 1815 after the overthrow of Napoleon, whereby Alexander I of Russia, Francis II of Austria and Frederick William II of Prussia agreed to apply Christian principles to the government of their countries?

A
Holy Alliance
B
Christian Principle
C
Treaty of Jesus
D
Golden Rule
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Q2. Who was told by the Oracle at Delphi to perform 12 tasks after killing his own children in a mad fury?

A
Hercules
B
Androcles
C
Pericles
D
Jonnicles
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Q3. In which country was there a civil war between 1936 and 1939, which was won by General Franco's forces?

A
Russia
B
England
C
France
D
Spain
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Q4. In 1956, a major uprising in Hungary was put down by forces from where?

A
Germany
B
USA
C
NATO
D
USSR
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Q5. What is shown in one of the paintings from at least 8,000 years ago in the Cuevas de la Araña in Valencia, Spain?

A
Cultivation of grain-bearing plants
B
Honey harvesting
C
Milking fish of roe
D
Flowers for a funeral
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Q6. Which US state was the first to secede from the Union, in 1860, leading to the American Civil War?

A
Maine
B
California
C
South Carolina
D
New York
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Q7. When was "The Great Fire of Rome" that spread quickly and burned for five and a half days

A
64AD
B
1666
C
55BC
D
1,000BC
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