Who was the top flying ace for France in World War II?

History Trivia / April 03, 2026

Pierre Clostermann. Pierre Clostermann was credited with 33 kills in WWII.

Who was Elizabeth Cochrane Seaman better known as?

History Trivia / April 03, 2026

Nellie Bly. Elizabeth Cochrane Seaman took only 72 days to travel the world, writing about her adventures as Nellie Bly.

What does the Lord Chancellor sit on while presiding over the House of Lords?

History Trivia / April 02, 2026

The Woolsack. The Lord Chancellor has seated himself on a red cushion stuffed with wool since the 14th century.

What civil rights pioneer and "Little Rock Nine" advisor was later honored with a state holiday?

History Trivia / April 02, 2026

Daisy Bates. Arkansas honors Daisy Bates with a holiday each year in February for her work on civil rights, particularly the desegregation of schools.

What female organization did Juliette Gordon Law found in 1912?

History Trivia / April 01, 2026

Girl Scouts. The Girl Scouts, modeled on the Boy Scouts, were created as a way to teach girls about the importance of service and citizenship.

Who helped the FBI identify the "Unabomber"?

History Trivia / April 01, 2026

His Brother. David Kaczynski told the FBI about his brother Ted's connection to crimes after recognizing his writing style in the "Unabomber Manifesto".