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Questions	Answer	% Correct
14) This queen was the 2nd wife of King Henry VIII, executed by beheadingfor treason	Anne Boleyn	99%
5) This girl and her Jewish family hid from the Nazisin a hidden annex in Amsterdam before capture	Anne Frank	99%
1) One of the first US astronauts to step on themoon in 1969, Neil _________	Armstrong	99%
2) This ancient Egyptian city housed the worldslargest library	Alexandria	92%
6) The victorious powers of WW2: US, UK, and Russia	Allies	91%
4) The collective defeated powers of WW2: Germany, Italyand Japan	Axis	91%
8) This powerful empire ruled over Mexico until the Spanish capture in the 1500s, its capital was at Tenochtitlan	Aztec	90%
9) Macedon "great" king who ruled over the Greek empire and expandedits territory as far as India	Alexander the Great	86%
10) One of the most revered Greek philosophers and tutor of the above king	Aristotle	85%
22) This "inescapable" prison sits on an island in the middle of San Francisco bay,known for the famous break out of 1962	Alcatraz	84%
17) This tall man, born in a log cabin in rural Kentucky in 1809, became 16thpresident of the US	Abraham Lincoln	81%
25) This aviation legend pioneered womens' advancement in piloting, her planedisappeared over the Pacific in 1937	Amelia Earhart	75%
11) Spanish mission and fortress of the Mexican-American War in San Antonio, TX, now fondly remembered	Alamo	69%
18) This major US mountain chain stretches over 2000 miles from Georgia to the woods of Maine	Appalachian	63%
24) This mission was the first of the US astronauts to step on the moon in 1969	Apollo 11	62%
19) Famous Greek citadel dedicated to the goddess Athena, overlooking thecity of Athens	Acropolis	57%
3) Region of eastern France where an Allied victoryoccurred, from Nov 1944-March 1945	Alsace	50%
13) Known now as Veterans Day, it was named this in commemoration of the firstWorld War ending	Armistice Day	38%
16) This term referred to the political and social movement to end slavery in the US. Frederick Douglass was a prominent pioneer of this.	Abolitionism	35%
15) Major Protestant communion formally founded in the UK in 1867, but datesback to the 16th century Church of England	Anglican	34%
7) This skirmish in western Maryland became the bloodiest singleday battle in the Civil War	Antietam	31%
23) Time period of the southern US between the War of 1812 and the outbreak of the Civil War	Antebellum	30%
21) This Egyptian god was the divine protector of the dead in the afterlife	Anubis	27%
12) 18th dynasty Egyptian pharaoh known for his radical religious reform	Akhenaten	8%
20) Ancient Mesopotamian civilization in modern day Iraq, known as one of thegreatest expansive empires in history	Assyrian Empire	4%

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