What is the name of the Jewish homeland, established in 1948?

History Trivia / April 17, 2026

Israel. The founding of Israel in 1948 was the beginning of a prolonged Arab-Israeli conflict.

What was Camp David originally called?

History Trivia / April 17, 2026

Shangri-La. Camp David was developed for Franklin Roosevelt, who called it Shangri-La after a place mentioned in a 1933 novel.

What was Charles Lindbergh's plane called?

History Trivia / April 16, 2026

Spirit Of St. Louis. Spirit Of St. Louis was built by Ryan Airlines

Which of the following Presidents did not die in Washington, DC?

History Trivia / April 16, 2026

James A. Garfield. Before his death, President Garfield was taken to Elberon, New Jersey, on the Atlantic coast, to be away from the heat and humidity of Washington.

Which of the following events occurred earliest in the administration of Richard Nixon?

History Trivia / April 15, 2026

Neil Armstrong Walks On The Moon. The Pentagon Papers were printed in 1971. Nixon went to China in 1972. And Ford was sworn in 1973.

Which was the name of the Federal Building in Oklahoma City that was bombed in 1995?

History Trivia / April 15, 2026

Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. The Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building was named for federal judge Alfred P. Murrah, an Oklahoma native.