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Daily Quiz for November 26, 2010

by HistoryNet Staff11/26/2010

This country supplies the guards at the Vatican.

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Daily Quiz for November 25, 2010

by HistoryNet Staff11/25/2010

This woman founded a settlement house, started the profession of public health nursing, and worked to end child labor.

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Daily Quiz for November 24, 2010

by HistoryNet Staff11/24/2010

This president’s wife and his mother died the same day.

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Daily Quiz for November 23, 2010

by HistoryNet Staff11/23/2010

Marie and Pierre Curie’s younger daughter, Eve, did not go into science but instead made her mark in this field.

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A good book–in this case William Hitchcock’s The Bitter Road to Freedom–can make us think of the “good war” in new and disturbing ways.

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Daily Quiz for November 22, 2010

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The ship, Carpathia, is remembered for this.

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The King James Version of the Bible relies heavily on the work of this individual who was martyred in 1536 for translating the Bible into English.

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This person developed the science of physical therapy as part of a successful treatment for polio.

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Maya Lin designed this national memorial.

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This opera singer’s autobiography, Interrupted Melody, became a feature film starring Eleanor Park and Glenn Ford.

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