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In 1301 the English King Edward I became the first to use the title "Prince of Wales" to designate his heir apparent. He was close to the completion of his conquest of Wales, and thought it might help to maintain control of the area.

The entity known as the Holy Roman Empire, based mostly in Germany, began in the Middle Ages and was finally ended by Napoleon in 1806. Several noble families held the crown during that time. Can you name some of the more famous Emperors?

History is full of famous faces, but in this quiz, you'll encounter ten people who could never have met, having lived and died without any overlap between each other. Place them in order based on when their lives occurred in history. Good luck!

Select the correct regnal number for the King Frederik to which the question refers.

Select the correct regnal number for the King Christian the question refers to.

Favourite questions in pub quizzes involves asking who was the monarch when or who preceded/succeeded a particular monarch. Fortunately, there is a handy rhyme to remember them by - provided you can learn the rhyme. See if you can complete this version.

It's always valuable to reflect on the impact of people who contribute positively to our world. Your task is to select the 10 Nobel Peace Prize winners from the15 famous people listed. Hopefully you will recognize most, if not all, of these names!

Here are the names of famous people--the kinds of names that might ring a little bell far back in your mind. Do you know who they are? Have fun trying to guess their identities!

History is chock full of clear quotes, memorable adages, and words of wisdom. In this quiz, identify the ten people who made their words heard. Good luck!

A controversial figure from Eastern European history, Vlad Tepes (Vlad the Impaler In English) was a Prince of what is now Romania. He is depicted as a bloodthirsty villain in the West, but is regarded as a hero in his homeland. Was Vlad so bad?

A quiz to test your knowledge about some well known inventions (plus one random question about inventors). Do you know the what, the when and the where?

Earning a doctorate makes your family proud. The following ten people did that - and found fame in another field as well.

Some quotes just end with the perfect word. This is a list of ten quotes with a single-word ending and famously uttered by athletes, scientists, and pioneers.

People do have the habit of leaving this mundane world. We will wave goodbye to ten of them that departed in January 2024.

Can you identify which Elmo matches each description?

In 1989, 'The Simpsons' was launched upon the world and created television history. However, NONE of the characters make an appearance in my quiz. It is all about famous people surnamed Simpson.

Because in the past Native American tribes governed themselves, they are normally called Nations. These people were nomadic and did not recognize state boundaries once they were established, but it is still possible to locate them on a modern map.

The answer to all these questions will be John, Paul, George, or Ringo. None of these are the Fab Four associated with these names: that is The Beatles. Do you know these other people? Sort them based on their first name to create The UnBeatles.

Robb is a surname of Scottish origin, probably resulting from a shortening of Robert. Who are some renowned people with the surname Robb? Let's find out!

Quotes from movies, television, and famous people. You just might surprise yourself at how many of these quotes you know! Have fun, and good Luck!

Not everything always goes according to script. Here are some memorable moments when public figures were involved in embarrassing situations.

These Indians had pioneering achievements in different fields. Can you sort them into the right categories?

Vincent van Gogh was a Dutch Post-Impressionist painter who has become one of the most famous artists of his era, with his works being among the most recognizable in the world, despite only having sold one painting during his lifetime.

Captain Meriwether Lewis and William Clark set out to explore the Missouri and Columbia Rivers, and the newly acquired land of the Louisiana Purchase all the way to the Pacific Ocean. Here is a quiz about this incredible journey.

There have been some funny, and pithy, things said on the subject of love and marriage. See if you know who said what in this little collection of gems. This quiz is adapted from the original by romaz.

On his will, Alfred Nobel established an annual prize that is to be awarded to "those who, during the preceding year, have conferred the greatest benefit to humankind." See if you can identify each recipient with the corresponding category.

I will provide an interesting fact and you will have to determine if the fact pertains to Charles Martel, Charles De Gaulle, or Charles Aznavour. Or all three. Or none of them.

The 1823 poem, "Twas the Night Before Christmas", introduced us to Santa's eight reindeer, while in 1939 Robert L. May brought us a ninth. But can you answer these questions about people with tenuous links to reindeer names?

Do you know who invented what? This quiz documents 10 inventions and their inventors.

This quiz is all about celebrities that passed way during the year 2021. I will provide information about the person and some of their work and it's up to you to select the correct person. Good luck!