History by letter-A - Statistics

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Question	Answer	% Correct
13) Austrian born man who became leader of Nazi Germany	Adolf Hitler	94%
20) Name for the powers of the US, UK and Soviet Union duringWW2	Allies	94%
19) German born girl who kept a diary of her life hiding with herfamily in Nazi occupied Amsterdam	Anne Frank	94%
8) "Great" king of Macedon who conquered vast lands includingEgypt and much of Persia	Alexander	88%
5) This aviator was the first female to fly solo across theAtlantic	Amelia Earhart	88%
17) Mythical king of England who pulled the sword of Excalibur from the stone, according to legend	Arthur	88%
12) Greek capital home to the birthplace of modern democracy	Athens	88%
23) This empire had its capital at Tenochtitlan and ruled Mexicofrom the 14th-16th centuries	Aztec	88%
16) This man, the great nephew of Julius Caesar, became the firstemperor of Rome	Augustus	81%
7) Ancient Greek philosopher considered one of the greatestin science and ethics	Aristotle	75%
9) Term referred to those who were in favor of ending slavery	abolitionist	69%
18) Ancient citadel overlooking the city of Athens, Greece	Acropolis	69%
10) Compound in San Antonio, TX used in the Mexican/AmericanWar, now fondly remembered	Alamo	69%
27) The Romans built these systems of pipes, canals and tunnels to bring freshwater to its cities throughout the empire	aqueduct	69%
21) This mission was the first landing on the moon on July 20, 1969	Apollo 11	63%
14) Born in rural Kentucky in 1809, this lawyer became the 16thpresident of the US and champion of emancipation	Abraham Lincoln	56%
4) This area of eastern France near the German border was annexed by the Nazis in 1940 and was heavily battled	Alsace	56%
24) This man from the Austria-Hungary empire was assassinated inSarajevo in 1914 which triggered WW1	Archduke Franz Ferdinand	56%
29) Italian explorer who sailed for Spain and for whom the Americas are named for	Amerigo Vespucci	50%
28) This day marked the end of WW1 in 1918, now called Veterans Day	Armistice Day	44%
11) "Great" English king of the Anglo-Saxons from 886-899 AD	Alfred	38%
6) War between America and Great Britain for independencefrom 1775-1783	American Revolution	38%
26) Period of economic and social growth in the South before the Civil War outbreak	Antebellum	25%
3) The Egyptian god of the underworld and mummificationprocess	Anubis	25%
1) This skirmish outside Sharpsburg, Maryland isconsidered the bloodiest single day battle of the Civil War	Antietam	13%
30) Naval battle where Octavians fleet defeated Marc Antony and Cleopatras warriors	Actium	6%
15) This ancient pharaoh established a new religion and createda new city in favor of himself	Akhenaten	6%
2) This pharaoh ruled Egypt during the 18th dynastyand drove the Hyksos invaders out	Ahmose	0%
25) Native American tribe from the northern Plains of the Midwest, knownfor their fierce bravery and fur trading knowledge	Assiniboine	0%

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