Famous Generals of History

Based on the clues, type in these notable generals of history.

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Hint	Answer
Egyptian pharaoh, victor at Kadesh	Ramesses II
Founder of the Persian Empire	Cyrus the Great
His invasion of Greece ended at Salamis	Xerxes I
Conqueror of Persia, died early	Alexander the Great
African great fond of war elephants	Hannibal
Defeated the above at Zama	Scipio Africanus
Surrounded Alesia, had campaigns in Gaul	Julius Caesar
Raided the Roman Empire from Central Asia	Attila the Hun
Brave English king/crusader	Richard the Lionheart
Nemesis of the Crusaders, Sultan of Egypt	Saladin
Creator of the vast Mongol empire	Genghis Khan
Defeated the French at Agincourt	Henry V
The Maid of Orleans, burnt at the stake	Joan of Arc
Defeated the Aztec Empire around 1521	Hernan Cortes
Samurai who united all of Japan	Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Swedish king of the Thirty Year's War	Gustavus Adolphus
"Old Ironsides" of the English Civil War	Oliver Cromwell
Transformed Prussia into a major nation-state	Frederick II
Commander-in-chief of the Continental Army	George Washington
Betrayed the American cause	Benedict Arnold
French general/emperor who revolutionized warfare	Napoleon Bonaparte
Liberated many South American nations from Spain	Simon Bolivar
British general and duke, defeated France at Waterloo	Duke of Wellington
Captured Mexico City with the Veracruz Campaign	Winfield Scott
Leader of the Red Shirts during Italy's unification	Giuseppe Garibaldi
Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia	Robert E. Lee
Stood firm at First Bull Run, later lost his arm and died	"Stonewall" Jackson
Launched the bloody Overland Campaign, took Vicksburg	Ulysees S. Grant
Seized Atlanta, made the March to the Sea in Georgia	William T. Sherman
Famous Briton who lived with rebel Arabs in the Hejaz	T.E. Lawrence
"Black Jack" who was the US commander in France	John Pershing
Leader of the Free French, later president	Charles De Gaulle
"Desert Fox" who led the Afrika Korps	Erwin Rommel
Japanese mastermind of the Pearl Harbor attack	Isoroku Yamamoto
Commander of the British 8th Army in N. Africa	Bernard Montgomery
Russian general who captured Berlin in 1945	Giorgi Zhukov
American admiral who, in 1944, returned to the Philippines	Douglas MacArthur
"Old Blood and Guts" of the Americans in Sicily and France	George Patton
Overall US leader in Europe, commanded D-Day	Dwight D. Eisenhower
American commander who took Iraq "by storm" in 1991	Norman Schwartzkopf

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12 Comments

Level 86

Sep 27, 2013

Are you sure that Manstein should get credit for the Bltzkrieg and not Guderian?

Level 68

Sep 27, 2013

Well, I'm going off of the fact that Manstein was the one to formulate the revised invasion of France, with the tank drive through the Ardennes. Guderian was the founder of Blitzkrieg, but I'm not asking for who the founder was.

Level 63

Sep 28, 2013

I swear Garibaldi didn't work

Level 68

Sep 28, 2013

The last time I checked, it worked just fine.

Level 51

Jul 20, 2014

Audie Murphy is spelled wrong (no "e" in Murphy), and so is Nikita Khrushchev's last name (extra "h" in between the K and the r). Good quiz aside from that though.

Level 77

Jun 2, 2015

This quiz really needs to be more flexible with the spelling. Seriously.

Level 68

Jun 3, 2015

It's been a while since I've updated this. I'm finally going to do it today.

Level 56

May 3, 2018

Two thoughts: Lawrence was not a general. He returned to England as a colonel. Yamamoto was an admiral.

Level 71

Jul 2, 2018

Douglas MacArthur was a general in the army, not an admiral in the navy.