Here's some History Trivia Questions about The Salvation Army
1. What year did the Volunteer Army become 'The Salvation Army'?
(1878)
2. Who was the second General of The Salvation Army?
(Bramwell Booth)
3. Following the opening of the work of The Salvation Army in Nepal in 2009, how many countries does The Salvation Army currently work in?
(118 Countries)
4. The first part of Doctrine Eight of The Salvation Army says that we are justified by 'what' through 'what' in our Lord Jesus Christ...?
(Grace - Faith)
5. What are the colours of the Salvation Army flag?
(Red, Blue, Yellow)
6. Which colour on The Salvation Army flag covers the most area on the flag?
(Red)
7. In The Salvation Army salute, which finger points upwards?
(Index finger)
8. Thora Hird and Patsy Rowlands stared in which British TV sitcom focused on The Salvation Army?
(Hallelujah!)
9. Bramwell Tillsley was elected General via the High Council in what year?
(1993)
10. The Salvation Army began in Norway in what year?
(1888)
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President Barack Obama
History Trivia Questions - President Barak Obama1. What number president of the United States is Barack Obama?
(44th)
2. Barack Obama is the graduate of both Columbia University and which other place?
(Harvard Law School)
3. What was the exact date that Barack Obama assumed office as President?
(20th January, 2009)
4. Who is the Vice President of the United States?
(Joe Biden)
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King Henry VIII
History Trivia Questions - King Henry VIII
1. What century was King Henry VIII born?
(15th Century)
2. King Henry VIII broke away from which Church?
(Roman Catholic Church)
3. King Henry VIII's wife Catherine, was known as Catherine of what?
(Aragon)
4. Who was King Henry VIII's next heir to the throne?
(his son - Edward VI)
History Trivia Questions (4)
History Trivia Questions (4)
1. What year was the Berlin wall destroyed?
(1989)
2. What disability did Beethoven suffer from?
(Deafness)
3. In 1860, who became American President?
(Abraham Lincoln)
4. Which was invented first - the phone or the typewriter?
(typewriter)
5. What was the name given to the first bicycle created?
(Penny Farthing)
6. Was Isaac Newton American, British or German?
(British)
7. In 1932 which Australian Landmark was built?
(Sydney Harbour Bridge)
8. How did Mahatma Gandhi die?
(He was assassinated)
9. What did Martin Luther King have a PhD in?
(Theology)
10. Which famous painter was born in 1452?
(Leonardo Di Vinci)
Just a thought: Jesus changed the course of history... (Click here)
1. What year was the Berlin wall destroyed?
(1989)
2. What disability did Beethoven suffer from?
(Deafness)
3. In 1860, who became American President?
(Abraham Lincoln)
4. Which was invented first - the phone or the typewriter?
(typewriter)
5. What was the name given to the first bicycle created?
(Penny Farthing)
6. Was Isaac Newton American, British or German?
(British)
7. In 1932 which Australian Landmark was built?
(Sydney Harbour Bridge)
8. How did Mahatma Gandhi die?
(He was assassinated)
9. What did Martin Luther King have a PhD in?
(Theology)
10. Which famous painter was born in 1452?
(Leonardo Di Vinci)
Just a thought: Jesus changed the course of history... (Click here)
History Trivia Questions (3)
History Trivia Questions (3)
1. What year did the Olympic Games begin?
(1896)
2. Following on from last question... In what city did were the games held?
(Athens)
3. In what country was Albert Einstein born?
(Germany)
4. What number President was American J.F. Kennedy?
(35th)
5. What religion was William Tyndale?
(Christian)
6. Which famous musician was born in 1756?
(Mozart)
7. What is the only human built construction that can be seen in space?
(Great Wall of China)
8. Which year did C.S.Lewis die?
(1963)
9. Thomas Edison pioneered the light bulb in what century?
(19th Century)
10. Who authored 'Oliver Twist'?
(Charles Dickens)
Just a thought: Jesus was more than just a nice historical story - but he was and still is the Son of God.
1. What year did the Olympic Games begin?
(1896)
2. Following on from last question... In what city did were the games held?
(Athens)
3. In what country was Albert Einstein born?
(Germany)
4. What number President was American J.F. Kennedy?
(35th)
5. What religion was William Tyndale?
(Christian)
6. Which famous musician was born in 1756?
(Mozart)
7. What is the only human built construction that can be seen in space?
(Great Wall of China)
8. Which year did C.S.Lewis die?
(1963)
9. Thomas Edison pioneered the light bulb in what century?
(19th Century)
10. Who authored 'Oliver Twist'?
(Charles Dickens)
Just a thought: Jesus was more than just a nice historical story - but he was and still is the Son of God.
History Trivia Questions (2)
History Trivia Questions (2)
1. What is the first city in the world known to be subjected to nuclear warfare?
(Hiroshima)
2. Who wrote the play 'Othello'?
(Shakespeare)
3. Which President of the United States took office March 4th, 1861 and is the 16th President?
(Abraham Lincoln)
4. The Church of England began in the 16th Century under which authoritarian leader?
(King Henry VIII)
5. Name the most recent female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
(Margaret Thatcher)
6. The Taj Mahal is found in which country?
(India)
7. Where did Alexander the Great die: Was it Assyria, Babylon, or Rome?
(Babylon)
8. Starting with 'P', what medicine was pioneered by Alexander Fleming in 1928?
(Penicillin)
9. In the Royal Australian Navy, what does HMAS stand for?
(His/Her Majesty's Australian Ship)
10. How many plagues affected Egypt back in the time of Moses?
(10)
Did you know, historically, there is much to prove the validity of the Scriptures of the Christian Bible. Some try to disregard following Jesus, because they incorrectly argue the falsification of the Scriptures.
1. What is the first city in the world known to be subjected to nuclear warfare?
(Hiroshima)
2. Who wrote the play 'Othello'?
(Shakespeare)
3. Which President of the United States took office March 4th, 1861 and is the 16th President?
(Abraham Lincoln)
4. The Church of England began in the 16th Century under which authoritarian leader?
(King Henry VIII)
5. Name the most recent female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
(Margaret Thatcher)
6. The Taj Mahal is found in which country?
(India)
7. Where did Alexander the Great die: Was it Assyria, Babylon, or Rome?
(Babylon)
8. Starting with 'P', what medicine was pioneered by Alexander Fleming in 1928?
(Penicillin)
9. In the Royal Australian Navy, what does HMAS stand for?
(His/Her Majesty's Australian Ship)
10. How many plagues affected Egypt back in the time of Moses?
(10)
Did you know, historically, there is much to prove the validity of the Scriptures of the Christian Bible. Some try to disregard following Jesus, because they incorrectly argue the falsification of the Scriptures.
History Trivia Questions (1)
History Trivia Questions (1)
1. Who was Germany’s leader during World War 2?
(Adolf Hitler)
2. Who, in 1969, was the first man to step foot on the Moon?
(Neil Armstrong)
3. In what year was the devastating South East Asian Boxing Day tsunami?
(2004)
4. Which maritime disaster occurred on April 14, 1912?
(Sinking of Titanic)
5. What symbol of Communism, built in 1961, came crashing down in November 1989?
(Berlin Wall)
6. In 1987, Colonel Rambuka led a military coup against the government of which Pacific nation?
(Fiji)
7. Great Britain and Argentina went to war in 1982 after Argentina invaded which British Commonwealth country?
(Falkland Islands)
8. Which American city was devastated by an earthquake in 1906?
(San Francisco)
9. In May 1953, which New Zealander became the first person to reach the summit of Mount Everest?
(Sir Edmund Hillary)
10. In 1936, civil war broke out in which country?
(Spain)
1. Who was Germany’s leader during World War 2?
(Adolf Hitler)
2. Who, in 1969, was the first man to step foot on the Moon?
(Neil Armstrong)
3. In what year was the devastating South East Asian Boxing Day tsunami?
(2004)
4. Which maritime disaster occurred on April 14, 1912?
(Sinking of Titanic)
5. What symbol of Communism, built in 1961, came crashing down in November 1989?
(Berlin Wall)
6. In 1987, Colonel Rambuka led a military coup against the government of which Pacific nation?
(Fiji)
7. Great Britain and Argentina went to war in 1982 after Argentina invaded which British Commonwealth country?
(Falkland Islands)
8. Which American city was devastated by an earthquake in 1906?
(San Francisco)
9. In May 1953, which New Zealander became the first person to reach the summit of Mount Everest?
(Sir Edmund Hillary)
10. In 1936, civil war broke out in which country?
(Spain)
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