Looking for a fun way to pass time with friends? Why not test your knowledge of American history? Trivia games are always a great group activity, especially if you love a little friendly competition!

Looking for a fun learning activity? This Black History Month trivia questions and answers printable for kids & family makes ...

U.S. history is absolutely fascinating—the good, bad and ugly, every minute of our history has brought us to where we are today. From the 1600s (and even earlier) until now, there is so much to learn ...

Memorial Day weekend is almost here, which means summer is finally about to make its arrival. This national holiday is a great opportunity to bring family and friends together for some barbecuing, ...

Question: When was the Declaration of Independence signed? Answer: Aug. 2, 1776 Question: The United States bought Alaska from which country? Answer: Russia Question: Who was the fourth president of ...

“Black People Know Things” is a Black culture-focused trivia event that began online in Denver in 2020, to curb cabin fever during the COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns. It has since evolved into a popular ...

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FITCHBURG — Despite being a backup snow date, the Fitchburg Historical Society hosted a highly successful Black History Trivia Night on Feb. 12, which drew in a crowd of approximately 45-50 people.