World history-B - Statistics

Jump to: Answer Stats | Score Distribution | Your Scores

General Stats

This quiz has been taken 83 times
The average score is 17 of 25

Answer Stats

Questions	Answer	% Correct
5) This notorious French emperor met his defeat at Waterloo andwas exiled to St Helena, Napoleon ________	Bonaparte	95%
15) This historic capital is home to the Red Sox, "Pahhking the caaar", Faneuil Hall, and Quincy Market	Boston	95%
2) This Englishman, known as Edward Teach, became one of the most feared pirates of the coastal Atlantic in the late 1600s-1700s	Blackbeard	93%
6) First name of Italian Fascist dictator Mussolini	Benito	92%
23) Massive wall constructed in Germanys capital to separate the controlled eastfrom the free west	Berlin Wall	92%
4) The Awakened One, AKA Siddhartha Gautama, was the founderof this major religion	Buddhism	92%
9) Protest by the American colonists resulting in the dumping of teacaskets into the harbor in rejection to the British tax	Boston Tea Party	91%
8) Queens' most successful song, written in 1975	Bohemian Rhapsody	88%
13) the 3rd phase of historical development in which more metallic materials wereused to construct, from around 3300 BC- 1200 BC, after the Stone Age	Bronze Age	88%
16) Also known as the "lightning war", this term was a swift German attack to suppress close enemies	Blitzkrieg	81%
3) This major power was referred to as the Eastern Roman Empire,its capital was at Constantinople	Byzantine	80%
12) Under British rule, this capital was named Peking	Beijing	79%
1) This disease spread rampant across Europe in the mid1300s, causing the death of over 1/3 of the population	Bubonic Plague	77%
14) This Serbian city was the capital of Yugoslavia until its collapse	Belgrade	76%
7) This ancient Mesopotamian city sat on the lower Euphrates riverbasin near modern day Baghdad	Babylon	72%
20) Legendary frontiersman and cowboy William F. Cody went by thisnickname for bison hunting	Buffalo Bill	69%
21) Style of architecture and ornate, elaborate art/music period of Europe fromaround 1600-1750	Baroque	64%
22) Traditional sour soup served hot or cold made with beet root, originatingin Ukraine	Borscht	64%
25) WIld west outlaw, legend claims he killed 21 people before he turned 21, he waskilled in New Mexico in a gunfight	Billy the Kid	55%
19) Famous Mormon leader who led his followers to Utah and established Salt Lake City as his religious capital	Brigham Young	49%
11) Traditionally the highest caste ranking of the 4 varnas of Hinduism	Brahmin	31%
10) Skirmish between the British and American colonists resulting in thedeath of 5 people in the middle of Boston	Boston Massacre	28%
24) Secret military society formed pre WW1 by Serbian officers, the assassin ofArchduke Ferdinand was a member	Black Hand	24%
17) The armed uprising of Virginia indentured servants from 1676-77, in rejection ofthe Governors choice not to drive natives out of the colony	Bacons Rebellion	7%
18) Province of the Persian empire in modern day Afghanistan/Uzbekistan, whosemperor Bessus led the resistance of Alexander the Greats army	Bactria	4%

Score Distribution

Percent of People with Each Score

Percentile by Number Answered

Your Score History

You have not taken this quiz

Countries of the World Quiz

US States Quiz

Biggest Countries by Population

100 Most Common English Words

Flags of Europe Quiz

NBA MVPs Quiz

Fast Math - Multiplication

Planets of the Solar System Quiz

Biggest Countries by Area

All Major North American Pro Sports Teams

Biggest Cities in the United States

Random Country to Capital