US History Quiz | 40 hard trivia questions and answers about the US. Are you good enough?

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It's quiz trivia time! Can you answer these 40 hard trivia quiz questions covering the history of the United States of America.
Know your Presidents and key events in history then try answering these 40 questions on the history of the U.S. Try to answer the questions within 10 seconds. Test your knowledge of American history.
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@-C.S.R Год назад

40 out 40 right!!! All I had to do is rewind the video and watch it again! 🏆🇺🇸🗽

@25cadillac 3 месяца назад

What does "40 out 40" mean, genius??

@erickutepow Месяц назад

If you got 40 out of 40 then you got one wrong. They had the wrong answer regarding James Buchanan.

@stevekirby3489 Год назад

I scored 17 out of 40. That looks pathetic but BUT I am British (living in London most of my 75 years of life) so I am pleased that I knew ANY of the correct answers

@JuliusGrady-v9h 6 месяцев назад

20 out of 40

@AlexDanielCPhT Год назад

I got 31 right. I'm impressed by the variety of questions. Some were middle-school easy, others were only-buffs-know-this hard, and they weren't arranged in order of difficulty. Fun stuff! More of this, please!

@patriciaclark7342 Год назад

QUIT YR BRAGGING!

@snarflatful 10 месяцев назад

@southpaw1548 2 года назад

Your question about the oldest continuously inhabited street needs further research. Philadelphia was founded in 1682. Hampton VA was established in July 1610. Further, St Augustine FL was founded in 1565. There are many more much older streets in the U.S.

@usafvet100 2 года назад

Yep, I guessed St Augustine since it's our oldest city.

@bunnyskinner8094 2 года назад

While it’s true those cities are older than Philadelphia, Elfreths alley is billed as the oldest continually occupied street in America. Since the street was built there has always been residents living there. Just a little clarification.

@lukekrippmus6690 2 года назад

@@bunnyskinner8094 brown noser

@robertwalker5521 Год назад

Saint Augustine is the most likely.

@1inazuma2 Год назад

Continuously inhabited are the key words.

@-mvp Год назад

Literally just had my history finals today, studied hard so a lot of these questions came easy and were almost exactly the same as the test

@BrainTeaserQuizzward Год назад

got A? Congratulations

@zabecartowsky4724 Год назад

I like that this was not multiple choice. Thank you.

@jamesholt3758 2 года назад

Like the quiz because it wasn’t one of the easy/stupid multiple choice quizzes where the answer is very obvious.

@patriciaclark7342 Год назад

@jamistardust5181 2 года назад

Good quiz I missed one. The Harriet Tubman as the first woman to lead troops was a shocker. I had no clue on that one. I have studied a lot of history.

@BrainTeaserQuizzward Год назад

you're brilliant!

@patriciaclark7342 Год назад

@petervance6777 6 месяцев назад

Harriett Tubman founder of the Underground Railroad,,also known as the. “Tubway” (nyuk nyuk)🥸

@rickurban1394 2 года назад

I’m 75 and got 25 out of 40 correct…was a lotta fun…thank you…

@num1shinfan 2 года назад

That's weird that Jimmy Carter would be the first president to recognize China when Nixon went over there and had meetings with them like they were besties

@TuberOnTheLoose 2 года назад

Yeah, I said Nixon.

@dandifabio7689 2 года назад

Me too

@connietreloar2102 5 месяцев назад

@@dandifabio7689 me three

@roberthuot7887 2 года назад

You'd think I was born and raised in Mars answering these questions. Quite embarrassing actually.😟

@BigfistJP 2 года назад

I thought I would do great, and got 24 right. In all honesty, though, some are really too picky.

@Broad382 2 года назад

Me too 🫢

@ronswinford4952 Год назад

I got 38 out of the 40 correct, I had no idea what street was inhabited, and I had forgotten about Tubman, but not bad.

@thephilosophicalagnostic2177 Месяц назад

I had no idea Harriet Tubman ever did that. Amazing!

@dhanalakshmis7820 2 года назад

Super information. What we have forgotten comes to our mind. Thanks a lot for ur good deeds

@UltimateQuizzes 2 года назад

So nice of you

@AmericanHistoryWildWest 11 месяцев назад

I love quizzes on American history! It's a fun way to learn about this fascinating country's past.

@barryjackson405 2 года назад

Buchanan's niece, Harriet Lane, was official White House hostess.

@bestpossibleworld2091 2 года назад

Okay, that was hard. I missed 8. The Harriet Tubman question was true trivia. Yes, I am in my 70s. And, agreed, I doubt most college grads could get 50% correct. Judging by man-on-the-street interviews, my guess is most Millennials and Gen Z could only get 0 to 5 answers.

@bobbybob4112 2 года назад

“Man-on-the-street interviews” almost always show people who do comically badly on purpose to make people like you watch them and are completely unrelated to reality

@rbk7876 2 года назад

Me Too ....oh wait I only got 8 Right ! 😂 , it's ok I'm a musician !

@wadewilson8011 2 года назад

As a Gen Xer, I would say the same about you boomers too.

@guzzirob Год назад

You only missed 8. You're a genius. I only got 15 right. Some were pretty obscure questions, but it was fun and I enjoyed learning. I'll keep trying.

@mikegillettify Год назад

I’m a millennial and got 22 correct. So ten less than what you got, but I did get over 50%.

@freddillard6775 2 года назад

24 of 40. Thank you for posting.

@marshallucky6809 2 года назад

I’m 54 and got 31 out of 40. I’m an Army veteran and proud to be an American!

@lizabethrobison4566 Год назад

Easy if you turn a blind eye to our history…from inception. I, too, wanted to believe until I couldn’t hide from our truth any longer. We’ve never lived up to our true potential. 1970 history grad from University of Oregon.

@jamesholt3758 2 года назад

I had lots of history courses and only got about 30 right answers. A terrific quiz due to it not being one of those idiotic easy quizzes!

@judyveness7581 2 года назад

Hard but interesting.

@dannydoc1969 2 года назад

Actually, Sitting Bull remained in his tepee during the skirmish, the Indian that really turned the tide and blocked any retreat was Gall.

@Pappysan 2 года назад

But Crazy Horse led the battle!

@dannydoc1969 18 дней назад

You must be a fan of Flashman, lol😊.

@markwalker2627 2 года назад

30/40..quite pleased with that as an Englishman. Forgot the marshal plan and couldn't remember Urah as the other beach. Pearl Harbour I should have known but had a mental block. There are questions that only Americans that studied history would get so possible 33 but 30 is respectable

@rjjcms1 2 года назад

I,as a fellow Englishman,really should have got Utah beach landing too,kicked myself over that one. Got the Marshall Plan and Pearl Harbour right but only 19 in total - after I got 13 of the first 17 questions right. Had a little brain freeze over a couple as the time ticked away.

@snarflatful 10 месяцев назад

Utah

@lindyc.2552 2 года назад

Wow! I only got 24 right! I need to brush up on my U.S. history!😁

@obiwan2112 Год назад

I paid attention in school and got 36 right. Can't believe I choked on the D-Day question.

@marktwain2053 2 года назад

Sitting Bull was not the War leader, he was the religious leader, the "Medicine Man", it was Crazy Horse who was the War Leader

@gailcolthart2211 2 года назад

Missed 5 but 2 I questioned as correct answers. Overall, proved to myself I REALLY DID PAY ATTENTION IN ALL MY HISTORY CLASSES! Am into my 80's and fast approaching the "age of DIRT"!!! 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄 To everyone: Enjoy the day and "keep your 'CHINS UP"!!

@normajeanmorrissey4459 Год назад

Missed one question. I truly love history!🏕️💣⚔️🇺🇸🛢️🎯🥿🧞‍♀️🥶😍

@Zulu2020 2 года назад

I’m so thankful that TEACHERS taught me these answers and many more. I should say anger theses thing into my head

@TheSports50 4 месяца назад

Remembering dates is sometimes difficult especially at age 65. Love the quizzes

@Capfka Год назад

Not from the US, but managed 32 correct answers anyway. Okay, some were good guesses!

@ComboMuster Год назад

I only got 14 but I took the test while somehow a little inebriated and confused... it hit me with hard questions, still ashamed of myself but at least learned something.

@xtraprebel6274 2 года назад

interesting quiz I knew alot of these already but some i didn't know much.

@t.a.k.palfrey3882 2 года назад

An interesting quiz. I tried it on my kids, all of whom attended schools in E Africa and the UK and they averaged 30/40 (range 24-35). Questions about issues just eight to 20 years ago are hardly history. Of the 40 questions, 10 are about things during my lifetime to date. Does this make me an historic person?

@ronlheureux7623 2 года назад

Quite good!

@bholmes5490 2 года назад

what happened in the last election IS history. Just recent history. In your lifetime just doesn't make it so.

@ianrogerburton1670 2 года назад

History is right up to the present day. When Niel Armstrong landed on the moon, he made history on that day.

@ofeliaaquino5093 2 года назад

Got only 30 right answer, I love it, THANKS, starting reviewing our history again.

@Name2381 2 года назад

30 correct...I wanted to quibble about some like Crazy Horse vs Sitting Bull, but I really had no idea about who was the first woman to lead US troops or the sister/niece 1st lady (I guessed Cleveland). 10 Seconds is also tough, I found myself wanting to pause so I could think. Thanks for the lesson in humility!

@usafvet100 2 года назад

I got the Buchanan question correct, only because I remembered he was a lifelong bachelor and was rumored to have been...ahem...a bit light in the loafers

@fishyc150 Год назад

I did thought the same with the big horn one...

@forrestnorris2135 Год назад

same with me on the big horn - the way they worded the question, I would have considered either answer correct

@BradleyMork Год назад

Technically how can you have a war chief on the side of a battle, where one side was not planing on having a battle? The Indian side was chilling out along a river with their family's. making preparations for winter. Where they were taken by surprise. Are you saying Sitting Bulls, battle plan was, lets not have any look outs, & lets wait till some old woman mistakes the US Cavalry, for a herd of buffalo come by. Then in small unorganized groups, we'll swarm out, attack & kill them all. There were many great Chiefs at that battle but, I'd call it more of a wild melee with no chief in charge at the time.

@doreybain Год назад

I agree with you about the Sitting Bull question.

@rubenroque9211 2 года назад

Got 10 questions wrong, but had a lot of fun.

@patriciaclark7342 Год назад

@gregorykrug8034 2 года назад

Twenty-nine correct, eleven wrong. James Buchanan's niece was his First Lady. I got the prohibition question wrong because of the word "introduced." The Eighteenth Amendment was signed in 1919, but did not kick in until 1920.

@johnbernstein7887 2 года назад

Same here. I missed the Eighteenth Amendment because I went for passage, not enforcement. I couldn't think of the President and went with Millard Fillmore. I did pull the Columbia out of my rear-end and I got lucky with Tubman as combat assignments aren't given to women, so it had to be Civil War related. I missed three and the Third one, Philadelphia, was just plain stupid. I went for George Washington's presidential address

@carywiesner769 2 года назад

I guessed 1919 too. I was also off 1 year on the Boston Massacre. 32/40 right total.

@francisresch8405 Год назад

I couldn't remenber his name, but James Buchanan was supposedly gay

@fredrickseiler4492 2 года назад

I got about half right. Some I missed slightly, others I had no idea at all. LOL

@dcasper8514 2 года назад

Missed slightly eh ?

@fredrickseiler4492 2 года назад

@@dcasper8514 Yeah, some the dates I got wrong by only a year or two.

@ohnomygiblitsaremissing4976 2 года назад

Got 35 right. The American Civil War made fall in love with history, since I grew up in Virginia, but for the life of me I can't remember it's dates.

@DianeLake-sw3ym Год назад

I think I got 33. I lost count toward the end. Some were super easy but, I am not up on alot of the more modern day trivia of US history. I am better at the stuff that took place 1950s and earlier. I am a history buff but, the newer stuff was something that got me. I think I need to bone up on those.

@roywilkowski2326 2 года назад

Missed 6. Thought I'd ace it.

@judynichols2904 2 года назад

That's a good store ,some history teaches wouldn't get that many !

@OnnaL 2 года назад

There was numerous beach landing on D Day. Utah the most forward, Omaha, Gold, Juno, and Sword.

@glenpekin6410 2 года назад

Omaha and Utah were US troops Gold Juno and Sword were British.

@42rufe 2 года назад

@@glenpekin6410 Gold Juno and Sword were British and Canadian

@glenpekin6410 2 года назад

@@42rufe True. A bit of laziness on my part.

@greyowl7348 2 года назад

Right - Utah and Omaha were the only US landings. Gold and Sword beaches were British and Juno was Canadian (that's why the Canadian music awards are called the Junos)

@glenpekin6410 2 года назад

The Juno Awards are named in honour of Pierre Juneau, the first president of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission - wikipedia

@curtpiazza1688 Год назад

Enjoyable quiz! Got 30/40....love the background music! ❤ 😊

@stevebusby6618 2 года назад

I guess I need to study more. Only 19 correct. But a few of them were close, just not getting the exact year correct.

@Steel6W2 2 года назад

A few issues I noticed that may result in falsely wrong answers. #19- The question did not specify AFTER the Constitution was ratified. Other cities such as Baltimore, MD and York, PA also claim to have been the first US capital. #20- Some members of congress did sign the Declaration of Independence on July 4th. Others signed on August 2nd (or even later). #32- James Buchanan's first Lady was actually his niece, not his sister. #33- There were more than two beaches involved on D-Day. Juno, Sword, and Gold are also acceptable answers.

@John-yv7dc 2 года назад

Omaha and Utah were the beaches where U.S. forces landed on D-Day, so the quiz was correct for that one. Sword, Gold, and Juno were also beaches on D-Day, but they were British and Canadian forces.

@jamescook6564 2 года назад

I agree with John, while there were more beaches the U S. was only responsible for 2.

@marioricco9128 2 года назад

Question 19 was referring to the first capital of the USA as a sovereign state. The USA as a sovereign state did not exist until 4 March 1789.

@Steel6W2 2 года назад

@@John-yv7dc Huh, that distinction was never really made in any of the school lessons or videos I've seen. They always just kind of generally say "allied forces landed at these following beaches" without specifying further. Good to know though.

@Steel6W2 2 года назад

@@marioricco9128 Duh, I already demonstrated in my initial comment that I see what they were trying to ask. Again, the problem is that the question was not clear enough. You can still have an independent country with a capital city before the final constitution is ratified though.

@geoffreygushue2280 2 года назад

I'm a Catholic-schooled Canadian...I thought 28/40 was respectable...thanks! (Awesome quiz!)

@JLvatron 2 года назад

I only got 7! But I’m from Quebec, lol

@geoffreygushue2280 2 года назад

@@JLvatron I'm from Newfoundland...you must be ''one of them Protestants'' Jeez, even the Yanks scored better than seven!

@JLvatron 2 года назад

@@geoffreygushue2280 How racist!

@OldManButtercup Год назад

I got 31. Graduated 33 years ago and some of these I was yelling out the answer as time was running out.

@jimmoore867 2 года назад

35 of 40. Thought I would do better.

@joeskeptical4762 2 года назад

*32 correct, a few near misses.*

@C.O.G. 2 года назад

26 out of 40. The first 20 were easy, though.

@Pappysan 2 года назад

#16 is incorrect! The answer is Crazy Horse!

@rahtalskytalsky9128 2 года назад

If you cant answer these simple questions - THANK A TEACHER

@paulbevington446 2 года назад

36 of 40...not bad for a canadian.....sometimes I worry that other countries citizens know more about the US than many of its own people.....

@dcasper8514 2 года назад

So true. Too busy with their noses in their phones.

@glenmoss02 2 года назад

Probably because teachers are too busy trying to push transgender crap instead of history.

@bovnycccoperalover3579 2 года назад

You may be correct. Education in America has degraded for decades.

@joegagliardi3984 2 года назад

39 of 40!

@bovnycccoperalover3579 2 года назад

33/40. It was mix of easy, medium and hard.

@kurben2550 2 года назад

Hi! I'm from Sweden and i got 27 right which i think is rather good. Some i had no clue on and others i just missed. But all in all i think i did good. Good quiz btw!

@doreybain Год назад

30 right. I thought I'd do better. That was a good mix of questions.

@joehood2851 2 года назад

I did really well but my problem is I'm 80 and cant get answers in my mind in 10 seconds

@keitharnold3841 Год назад

33/40. Proud of myself 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@MomentsInTrading Год назад

I got about 2/3 correct. A few that I got wrong I couldn’t remember the correct answer, but a few questions including the last one were things I never knew.

@dannydoc1969 2 года назад

This was a tough quiz. I only got 25 correct.

@1079walter 2 года назад

36/40. Probably because I'm so damn old! Cabin boy on the Mayflower...............

@judynichols2904 2 года назад

Older people will get more than kids today .They don't even tech history anymore !

@stevetaylor7403 2 года назад

25/40 and I’m British.

@rogertulk8607 2 года назад

Also from Canada, got 20.

@nolanbowen8800 2 года назад

I think Crazy Horse had as much or more to do with the Sioux and Cheyenne victory against Custer. I missed about 10 so I'll take it again.

@josephsimons5513 2 года назад

Chief Waccapeepee

@Pappysan 2 года назад

That's correct! Crazy Horse led the battle while Sitting Bull remained behind to guard their encampment!

@Pedsonc01 Год назад

Nolan, I agree with you. Isn't that why there is a monument under construction in South Dakota?

@francocattafesta9769 Год назад

@@Pappysan true: Sitting Bull was unable to go into battle, having pierced his arms as a sacrifice during a Sun Dance some weeks earlier, so he was healing

@francisresch8405 Год назад

There was also native leading the braves name Gaul

@lrballistics 2 года назад

I got 21 right, but I knew 9 of the ones I got wrong, just couldn't think of the exact answer

@georgewheeldon8529 Год назад

as an old brit oxygen thief with a low grade education i managed 31 which i thought was pretty good

@miketracy9256 2 года назад

32 and most of the ones that I got wrong I was very close. It helps to have read O'Reiley's "Killing Books, and "Grant."

@Pappysan 2 года назад

Don't put too much stock in all of O'Riley's books as he had some false info/statistics in "Killing Crazy Horse!" He had Texas Rangers armed with Colt Peacemakers a full 13 years before they were available and he stated that the Henry Rifle was "ubiquitous" in the Civil War when only about 250,000 saw action out of the millions of long guns used!

@mikealford8215 2 года назад

31 of 40. Knew 4 I missed but ran out of time. Missed 2 by 1 year. Had no idea about NBA or Harriet Tubman

@QuizGame-ri1sh 3 месяца назад

I got 23/40, learned alot from this one. Thanks!

@kets4443 2 года назад

20/40 and from the UK

@TuberOnTheLoose 2 года назад

I didn't keep score, but I'll admit I missed more than I thought I would.

@jakinboaz8558 2 года назад

33/40. Some of these questions were much easier than others

@1950Grendel Год назад

Missed the Boston Massacre and the Columbia. I like that these are "fill in the blank" and not multiple choice.

@estebanesteban6679 2 года назад

Was Massachusetts a state in 1620?

@mathiasschutte8615 Год назад

I love all your quizzes

@miguelrodela1502 Год назад

I got seven of them right!

@ConanTheLibrarian-n5q Год назад

Grover Cleveland's sister, Rose, served as his hostess while he was unmarried. He later married Frances Folsom, who served as First Lady

@thephilosophicalagnostic2177 Месяц назад

I got 28 right! The toughest ones asked for a specific year.

@lornawestlake9280 2 года назад

It was James Buchanan's niece, not his sister, who served in the capacity as "First Lady," or the hostess of the house, since Buchanan was a bachelor. The quiz is wrong.

@carywiesner769 2 года назад

That's what I thought too. So I looked it up, and yes, it was his niece, Harriet Lane.

@josephosheavideos3992 2 года назад

I missed six of the questions. I had to chuckle at #3 ("In which month did Japan bomb Pearl Harbor?") as this quiz was released on the 80th anniversary (12/7/41) of that attack.

@raiderjohnthemadbomber8666 2 года назад

I'm 66 and got 32.

@thomastirado9137 2 года назад

35 correct

@davec8730 2 года назад

the css shenandoah doesn't strike its colours until 1866 in liverpool.

@greyowl7348 2 года назад

Well chosen questions covering a wide range of US history, except # 20 (re. Declaration of Independence) and 23 (re. "formally" recognizing China) are really deceptive, akin to the fine print on a contract - I got almost all of the first 20 and then the last half were much harder, so my fns score was 25/40. All in all it was good brain exercise - thanks!

@usafvet100 2 года назад

Tricky Dick Nixon's diplomatic efforts in China were much better publicized so that question tricked me.

@3trilogy 2 года назад

@@usafvet100 Me to. Thought it was Nixon.

@johnbernstein7887 2 года назад

@@3trilogy The Key was recognition, not going there which is why it couldn't be Nixon. Ford's time was short thus it had to be Carter. When I don't know the answer I use process of elimination

@rjjcms1 2 года назад

@@usafvet100 Same here.

@alansmith6376 День назад

I only missed one. But then again I am a high school history teacher.

@dy7296 11 месяцев назад

I'm Indonesian and knew almost nothing about this. But I signed in an American Trivia quiz for school. I hope this is a reasonable amount of information.

@dlkline27 2 года назад

Excellent quiz. I didn't keep count but think I fell in the 60-65% area. I'm 83 and all my life I've been plagued with a selective memory. As hard as I tried in college I could only maintain 3.5 GPA.

@GAGjr49 2 года назад

I'm 72, and got 33 out of 40 correct . I doubt if today's college students could get more then 10 of these correct.

@glenpekin6410 2 года назад

I'm 70 and got about 30. l've been reading history books all my life. Could you have done as well when you were 22? Did you stop learning 50 years ago?

@jamescook6564 2 года назад

when I was in college the professor ask the class "Does anyone know who Monica Lewinski is" I was the only one in the class that raised my hand.

@GAGjr49 2 года назад

I have a special knack for trivia, especially when it concerns U.S history or the presidents.

@judynichols2904 2 года назад

Try 5 if that !

@marioricco9128 2 года назад

Most college students will get about 30 out of 40 wrong.

@PolarbearKA 10 месяцев назад

18 right. Not so bad as a German, i think.

@RPRIMICI 2 года назад

24/40 - Not bad for a Canadian I guess. Got hammered in the end with the last 4 wrong. Good quiz. White house got burned in War of 1812 so I guessed 1813. 1814 was the answer. I should've known that...now I do. Even the Capitol was burned.

@denisjl100 2 года назад

rprimici. i got 31. combined indian, canadian and british forces burned the white house and they painted it white to cover the scorch marks, therefore the white house.

@jamesharms748 2 года назад

Sorry about York ONT though.😉

@RPRIMICI 2 года назад

@@jamesharms748 Haha. Most Torontonians don't even know their city got ransacked back then. Just like most Americans don't know the WH and Capitol got burned back then...

@denisjl100 2 года назад

@@jamesharms748 sorry about the white house as well.

@bovnycccoperalover3579 2 года назад

The British probably would have won if they weren't fighting Napoleon. Of course, it wouldn't have begun if it wasn't for the Napoleonic War. If they had won, slavery would have been abolished.

@nickbeckwith6211 Год назад

Missed 6. Good Quiz.

@terrykappel1519 Год назад

I got all but the last question right, which is the same as the authors of this quiz. There were 7 cities that served as capitals before the one you gave as an answer.

@massivecumshot 2 года назад

Missed 2: "Saratoga" as turning point of the Revolutionary War - was taught it was Bunker Hill - then the Sister/First Lady. Thought it might have been Cleveland since he was a bachelor when he started his first term and married while serving as President. It's easy to forget James Buchanan in the greater scheme of things.

@samiam619 2 года назад

Since he was our first Gay President, it’s understandable.

@pureholy 2 года назад

According to the NPS the turning point was the Battle of Yorktown.

@vdoggydogg3922 Год назад

Yorktown was what basically ended it..Saratoga got the French to support us...hence the turning point.

@RoyG. Год назад

30 correct & I have to take exception to Sitting Bull. He actually didn't want to lead, so the positionsupposedly went to Crazy Horse.

@pepelewhew7801 2 года назад

I got 21 out of 40 correct, but i'm Canadian. Agree wth other posters, at least it was not multiple guess with two obviously wrong answers.

@TheAtlanticwarrior 2 года назад

32/40 Not to shabby for a European

@emmanuelcantu4482 Год назад

I got 3/40

@junpinedajr.8699 2 года назад

Honestly,i scored 36/40,quite ironic since im South East Asian,wonder how the average American would fare onbthis?.

@danalawton2986 2 года назад

Nice.... much better than the average American, but really, do you consider yourself the "average" SE Asian?

@wayneleighton3574 2 года назад

I missed one out of fourty...I didn't know that Buchanan had his sister as first lady of the White House.

@georgegrubbs2966 Год назад

29/40. Some answers were on the tip of my tongue, but I could not retrieve them in time. Missed a couple of dates by 1 year and slavery amendment by 1 and signing of DOI by 1 month. Good quiz.