Trivia Questions
›
History
10 questions · ~2 min · Medium · played 1.2K times
Which Constitutional amendment, ratified in 1870, extended voting rights to Black men?
Answer: 15th Amendment
In 1870, could women of any race vote in U.S. federal elections?
Answer: No — women did not gain federal voting rights until 1920
What is a 'poll tax' as used to restrict voting rights?
Answer: A fee required to vote — used to disenfranchise poor and Black voters
Which of the following could most likely vote in 1870 federal elections?
Answer: An African American man in a Northern state
Play the full Could You Vote In 1870 Quiz →
15 questions · ~3 min · Medium · played 151 times
Which NFL teams played in Madrid during Week 9?
Answer: Bengals vs. Falcons
What is NASA seeking a new generation of astronauts to do?
Answer: Live and work on the moon
Which country's leader is Pope Leo visiting amid tensions over austerity and Iran?
Answer: Argentina
Which movie debuted with $31 million at the box office, outperforming 'Cat in the Hat'?
Answer: Godzilla Minus Zero
Play the full Weekly News Quiz – November 02–November 08, 2026 →
10 questions · ~2 min · Easy · played 146 times
What is the name of the famous Soviet tank introduced in 1940?
Answer: T-34
In what year did World War II begin?
Answer: 1939
Which of the following tanks was known for its sloped armor?
Answer: T-34
Who was the commander of the German tank forces at the Battle of Kursk?
Answer: Hermann Hoth
Play the full Ww2 Tank Quiz →
10 questions · ~2 min · Easy · played 115 times
What event is considered the symbolic beginning of the French Revolution?
Answer: The Storming of the Bastille (July 14, 1789)
What is the motto of the French Republic, born from the Revolution?
Answer: Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité (Liberty, Equality, Fraternity)
On what date is Bastille Day celebrated in France?
Answer: July 14
What was the name of the violent phase of the French Revolution when tens of thousands were executed?
Answer: The Reign of Terror
Play the full French Revolution Quiz →
10 questions · ~2 min · Easy · played 112 times
On what date was the Declaration of Independence adopted?
Answer: July 4, 1776
Who was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence?
Answer: Thomas Jefferson
How many grievances against King George III does the Declaration list?
Answer: 27
The Declaration states that people are endowed by their Creator with which 'unalienable Rights'?
Answer: Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness
Play the full Declaration Of Independence Quiz →
10 questions · ~2 min · Medium · played 112 times
Who is known as the father of natural selection?
Answer: Charles Darwin
In what year was 'On the Origin of Species' published?
Answer: 1859
Which of the following concepts is central to Darwin's theory of natural selection?
Answer: Survival of the fittest
What did Darwin observe about the finches on the Galapagos Islands?
Answer: Their beak shapes varied based on food sources
Play the full Natural Selection Quiz →
9 questions · ~2 min · Medium · played 95 times
In what year was War Thunder officially released?
Answer: 2013
Which of the following vehicles is featured in War Thunder?
Answer: Supermarine Spitfire
What significant expansion was introduced in 2017 for War Thunder?
Answer: Ground Forces
Who developed War Thunder?
Answer: Gaijin Entertainment
Play the full War Thunder Quiz →
10 questions · ~2 min · Easy · played 80 times
What year was Warhammer 40K first released?
Answer: 1987
Which Primarch is known for leading the Ultramarines?
Answer: Roboute Guilliman
In what year did the Horus Heresy begin?
Answer: 30,000 AD
Which faction is NOT one of the Chaos Gods?
Answer: Sigmar
Play the full Warhammer 40K Quiz →
10 questions · ~2 min · Medium · played 71 times
What is the primary faction of humanity in Warhammer 40K?
Answer: Imperium of Man
Which faction is known for their green skin and love for combat?
Answer: Orks
In what year did the Horus Heresy begin?
Answer: 30,000 AD
Who is the leader of the Black Legion?
Answer: Abaddon the Despoiler
Play the full Warhammer 40K Faction Quiz →
10 questions · ~2 min · Medium · played 68 times
Whose assassination in 1914 triggered the start of World War I?
Answer: Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary
In what city was Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated?
Answer: Sarajevo, Bosnia
What years did World War I span?
Answer: 1914–1918
Which side did the United States join in World War I?
Answer: The Allied Powers
Play the full Ww1 Quiz →
10 questions · ~2 min · Medium · played 67 times
How many amendments make up the Bill of Rights?
Answer: 10
Which amendment protects freedom of speech, religion, and the press?
Answer: First Amendment
The Second Amendment protects the right to:
Answer: Keep and bear arms
In what year was the Bill of Rights ratified?
Answer: 1791
Play the full Bill Of Rights Quiz →
10 questions · ~2 min · Medium · played 63 times
What are the three branches of government?
Answer: Legislative, Executive, Judicial
Which branch of government is responsible for making laws?
Answer: Legislative
In what year was the U.S. Constitution ratified?
Answer: 1788
Who is the head of the Executive branch?
Answer: The President
Play the full Branches Of Government Quiz →