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13 but its now or never is elvis biggest hit

9/109/10

14/15

All of them

14/15. The Blade runner question is slightly wrong. The doctor was Dr Eldon Tyrell of the Tyrell Corporation, not just “Dr. Eldon”.

Napoleon was born just after France bought Corsica from Genoa, Italy. So #2 is France, not Italy.

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12/15...............tks

As a lifetime fan of Elvis, I have gotten all of the questions correct

12/15

I got them all but I did guess on two of them, unfortunately we only got channel three out of Burlington Vermont so we were limited to what we watched unless you turned the antenna which was a big no no if you didn't want your back side warmed.

15/15

Pathetic! Way too easy! Put some effort into it next time!

The junk that sticks in the brain after all these years.

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Bloodiest battle was Antitiem not Gettysburg

Only missed on two

missed two

I managed to earn 100% on your wonderful quiz🙇🏻‍♀

Thank you🐻🍯

3 wrong. 🙋🆒🎵🎸🎶

That was easy. I got one wrong. I didn't know Matt named his horse Buck. That's kind of sweet for such a tough guy. 😌🐴

I missed only 1💋♥️💋

I guessed 9, but I think a couple of questions should’ve been better worded. SPOILERS: SPOILERS: SPOILERS: For question 1, I think asking “all Union Armies?” Would’ve been better than “the Union Army?”, because there was more than one Union Army at the time. I guessed George Thomas for the Army of the Cumberland, but it turns out his performance at Chickamauga had been enough to get him promoted just before Chattanooga. For question 7, George Pickett did NOT lead “Pickett’s Charge”, he led one of three Divisions during the attack. Overall command fell to James Longstreet; a fact Pickett pointed out because of his displeasure at having his name associated with the attack.

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12 correct. Mcdowell tripped me up, as did Buford (I guessed Reynolds) and Longstreet (I didn’t think Pickett was part of his corp for some reason).

Champagne only comes from Champagne district, the rest of France cannot use that name

Aaron

15 out of 24

loved this! thanks!

Isn't it "Iago" with an i and not "Lago"? And is Hunger Games really considered a "classic"?

When was the industrial revolution??? George the Third was 1760-1820.

Always a lot of fun...17 right....2 of those pure guesses. Thank you so much!

I only missed 5 questions

Richard I was not king in 1066 during the Norman conquest. He wasn’t even born until 1157. William I , the Conqueror Became King after he defeated Harold II

Good quiz I got 11 out of 15

Depends of ones definition of "bloodiest." Not Gettysburg IMO.... The Battle of Franklin.

19/20 which makes me realize that I watch way too many movies....lol Thank you for giving us time for fun and memories!

Always lots of fun...tested my memory....thanks for all your hard work!

I missed 3....not remembering the titles...great fun...thanks for all your hard work.

20/20 This is the first time I've managed to get a perfect score and I'll have to thank my history teachers & Canada's education system for that! A fun quiz!

I only missed one. I got Zane Grey mixed up with Death Valley Days. I'm 65, a long time Western Fan! My personal DVD Collection of Westerns is 500 Western Movies and numerous Western TV shows. Many of which I have complete! I just completed Virginian, I'm up to 11 Seasons of Bonanza, I have complete Rawhide, Have Gun Will Travel, and many more. Also working on Sugarfoot (2 seasons) and the Rebel (1 season).

Love this and got em all right

Bobby Thomson's HR beat the Dodgers to GET to the World Series where they lost to the Yankees in six games.