U.S. History trivia quiz

  1. Yes!

  2. Yes!

  3. Sorry, no.

And Governor Quinn is correct on 1010, Booker T. Washington.

  1. Cherokee?

Which Presidents owned these dogs?

  1. Checkers
  2. Liberty
  3. King Timahoe
  4. Sweetlips
  5. Fala
  1. Nixon
  2. FDR
  1. Seminole (I posted that last night but it looks like it got eaten)
  1. King Timahoe
    Ford?

No, sorry.

(I didn’t think the question would be that hard).

  1. Then let’s go for the obvious, Cherokee.

That’s right!

(I can’t be devious and underhanded all of the time).

  1. What do the following years have in common in relation to American history: 1819, 1837, 1873, 1893, 1905, and 1929?

  2. William Jennings Bryan said (approximately): “You shall not press down upon the brow of labor this crown of thorns; you shall not crucify mankind upon a _____ __ ____.”

  3. What was Mary Elizabeth Lease’s famous (though apocryphal) advice to Kansas farmers?

  4. What rival candidate dubbed Reagan’s supply-side theories “voodoo economics”?

  5. What American Nobel laureate founded the school of economic theory known as monetarism?

  1. They all were the start of major economic depressions for the US economy.

  2. Cross of Gold.

Milton Friedman

  1. What rival candidate dubbed Reagan’s supply-side theories “voodoo economics”?
    George Bush peres

Both correct.

RNATB is also right about Friedman, and 5 time champ has got Bush.

Both correct. 5 time champ is incorrect as to King Timahoe.

Danimal, I already guessed Cherokee as to question 1011, back in post 1462. (Before 5 time champ, dammit :mad: :wink: ).

Here’s another guess:
1019. “Farmers should raise less corn and more hell!”

More Federal alphabet soup - give the full names of these agencies:

  1. RTC
  2. ONI
  3. BOP
  4. OSHA
  5. AID
  1. Occupational Safety & Health Administration

Ford.

(Proof that you can learn stuff from Chevy Chase on Saturday Night Live)

  1. Office of Naval Intelligence
  1. RTC
    Resolution Trust Corporation, bailed out the S & L’s in the 1980s- will we be seeing a similar organization soon?

  2. AID
    Agency for International Development, Kennedy era agency for foreign aid

Oops! You’re right. Sorry about that.

Bingo!

Bureau of Prisons?

Both correct (RTC is now defunct, I believe, but we might very well see something like it to tackle the home mortgage crisis; AID is still a component of the State Department).

Danimal is right about the BOP, which is part of the Justice Department (or is it in Homeland Security now? Nah, I don’t think so).