+2 Best Century America Trivia and Quizzes in United States
Welcome, trivia enthusiasts and history buffs! Are you ready to embark on a thrilling journey through the captivating tapestry of 20th-century America? Get ready to test your knowledge and discover fascinating facts about the pivotal events, influential figures, and defining moments that shaped the nation during this transformative period. From the Roaring Twenties to the tumultuous times of the Civil Rights Movement, the 20th century was a rollercoaster of triumphs, challenges, and cultural revolutions. How well do you know the stories behind the iconic landmarks, the groundbreaking inventions, and the unforgettable pop culture phenomena that defined this era? This quiz will challenge your memory, spark your curiosity, and transport you back in time to relive the essence of American history. Whether you're a history buff seeking to showcase your expertise or a curious mind eager to learn something new, this quiz is the perfect opportunity to put your knowledge to the test. Do you know which president implemented the New Deal during the Great Depression? Can you name the famous speech that ignited the Civil Rights Movement? Get ready to flex those mental muscles and dive into the fascinating world of 20th-century America. So, grab a seat, sharpen your wits, and let's explore the dynamic landscape of century America together. Are you up for the challenge? Let's find out!
A Century in review: Play our quiz about America during the 20th century!
Which of these presidents was instrumental in the American space program?
President KennedyWhich Apollo mission was the first to land on the Moon?
11Which of these American inventors was one of the Wright Brothers?
WilburFrom 1920 until 1933, what did Prohibition ban in the United States?
AlcoholThe 1963 "I Have a Dream" speech was famously delivered by whom?
Martin Luther King Jr.Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were both part of which Apollo mission?
Apollo 11A 1929 stock market crash sparked which crisis?
Great DepressionThe Treaty of Versailles formally ended which conflict?
World War IWho was the most famous agent who enforced Prohibition?
Eliot NessWhich of these events occurred in the 20th century?
Second World WarWhich American president had the first names, John Fitzgerald?
KennedyWhich word means alcohol which has been illegally distilled?
MoonshineWhat was the surname that black civil rights leader Malcolm chose to use?
XHenry Ford was a key promoter of what manufacturing process?
Moving assembly lineIn which decade did the Wright Brothers make the first powered flight?
1900sThe Wright Brothers Memorial is a famous landmark in which U.S. state?
North CarolinaWhat program was enacted in 1933 to put an end to the Great Depression?
The New DealWhat iconic line by Martin Luther King, Jr. was improvised?
I have a dreamJohn F. Kennedy is depicted in which U.S. coin?
Half dollarWhat was the last NASA mission to land on the moon?
Apollo 17
1800s Quiz! Step Back in Time With Our 19th Century America Quiz!
Which state was an independent republic during part of the 19th century?
TexasWhat trade dominated the economy of Alaska during the 19th century?
Fur tradeLevi Strauss set up a 19th century company making which item?
JeansWhat was the first name of 19th century American poet Whitman?
WaltWho was the last President born in the 1800s?
Dwight D. EisenhowerWhat type of dish was named after 19th-century soprano Nellie Melba?
DessertWhich of the following American novels was published in the 19th century?
Moby-DickWhich U.S. city was known as "the Golden Door" in the 1800s?
New York CityWhich religion was founded by Joseph Smith in the 19th century?
MormonismWhat led to the growth of California in the 19th century?
GoldWho was the last actor born in the 19th century to win an Oscar?
Humphrey BogartThe Chisholm Trail was a trail in 1800s Texas mainly used to move what?
CattleWhich of them was the U.S. president when the 19th century began?
John AdamsWhich contest was first held on the 19th of April 1951?
Miss WorldWhich cracker was named after a 19th-century nutritionist?
GrahamHow many feet was the city of Chicago lifted in the 19th century?
14 feetWhat beast of burden was introduced into Texas in the 19th century?
CamelWhich state became the 19th state in 1816?
IndianaWhat species of tree disappeared from Appalachian forests in the 1800s?
American ChestnutIn the 19th Century, which fruit was put in Christmas stockings?
Orange