Fun Trivia Questions And Answers About American History Topics
In 1950, what character was on first metal lunchbox in the
United States?
A: Hopalong Cassidy.
In which state, in 1979, did Woolworth's originate?
A: Lancaster Pennsylvania.
Which American president was the only one elected after
running unopposed?
A: George Washington.
In the Muppet show, what were the old hecklers named
after?
A: New York Hotels Waldorf Stadler
Which American state was the first to enter the union , on
the 7th of Dec 1787?
A: Delaware (Pennsylvania was second)
In 1924, Rice-Kellogg
invented what?
A: Loudspeakers.
The Chief of the Iroquois Indians had the same
name as what
car?
A: Chief Pontiac.
Terry Bollea became famous but is better known as who?
A: Hulk Hogan.
What was the name of Frank Sinatra's Yacht?
A: My Way Again.
De Witt Wallace founded what magazine?
A: Readers Digest.
Who wrote "The turn of the Screw"?
A: Henry James.
What job did Al Capone do according to his business card?
A: Sell second hand furniture.
Which 1956 film caused riots in cinemas?
A: Rock around the clock.
In 1956, What kind of hats became popular with children?
A: Davy Crocket.
Roosevelt won the 1932
election , but who lost it?
A: Herbert Hoover
What term was coined on July 17th, 1942 in an issue of Yank
magazine?
A: G I Joe
What was the first chocolate candy bar created by Forest
Mars in 1923?
A: Milky Way.
What TV series was narrated by Walter Winchell?
A: The Untouchables
Which American Indians modern name in Spanish means
village?
A: Pueblo
What infamous person sometimes used the pseudonym Al Brown?
A: Al Capone