History Quiz~Best Answer for First w/ All Right!?

Question

This is an easy, easy quiz I just made off the top of my head because I was bored. Hope you all have fun racing each other! Best Answer for the first person with everything right. Last names are exceptable, but if you know first and last names, then put both.

o1} This man was the 2nd president of the United States.

o2} This woman ruled England for nearly 45 years.

o3} This French royal was known as the 'Sun King'.

o4} He was infamously know for betraying the Americans in
the Revolutionary War.

o5} This type of warfare was introduced in World War I.

o6} This intercepted 'note' was a factor in the entrance of the U.S. in World War I.

o7} This man was the emperor of Japan during World War II.

o8} This man was the commander of the German Schutzstaffel and Gestapo

o9} This man was the Prime Minister of Britain during World War II known for his inspiring speeches

1o} The notorious quote "Arbeit macht frie" translates into this in English.

For #6, in reply to one question, the 'note' was intercepted during World War I, not World War II.

Answer 1

john adams
queen elizabeth I
louis XIV
benedict arnold
trench warfare
zimmerman telegram
emperor hirohito
heinrich himmler
winston churchill
work sets you free

Answer 2

o1} This man was the 2nd president of the United States.

John Adams (if you don't count the presidents of the First Continental Congress, the Second Continental Congress, and the Congress of the Confederation)

o2} This woman ruled England for nearly 45 years.

Elizabeth I of England

o3} This French royal was known as the 'Sun King'.

Louis XIV of France

o4} He was infamously know for betraying the Americans in
the Revolutionary War.

Benedict Arnold

o5} This type of warfare was introduced in World War I.

Depending on your perspective : Mechanized warfare, Tank Warfare, Chemical Warfare, or Air Warfare

o6} This intercepted 'note' was a factor in the entrance of the U.S. in World War I.

The Zimmermann Telegram (or Zimmermann Note)

o7} This man was the emperor of Japan during World War II.

Emperor Hirohito AKA Emperor Shōwa (posthumous name used in Japan)

o8} This man was the commander of the German Schutzstaffel and Gestapo

Heinrich Himmler

o9} This man was the Prime Minister of Britain during World War II known for his inspiring speeches

Winston Churchill

1o} The notorious quote "Arbeit macht *frei*" translates into this in English.

"work brings freedom" or "work shall set you free/will free you" or "work liberates" and, literally, "work makes free"

Answer 3

1.John adams
2.Queen Elizabeth
3. Louis 14
4. Samual Adams
5. Trench warfare
6. Zimmerman Telegram
7. Emperor Hirohito (The first guy was not correct, Hideki Tojo was the Minister of war)
8. Heinrich Himmler
9. Winston Churchill
10. work makes you free!

Answer 4

1. John Adams

2. Elizabeth I

3. Louis XIV

4. Benedict Arnold

5. gas (chemical)

6. Zimmerman telegram

7. Hirohito

8. Heinrich Himmler

9. Winston Churchill

10. "Work Makes Free" (literal translation)

Answer 5

1. John Quincy Adams
2. Queen Elizabeth I
3. Louis IX
4. Benedict Arnold
5. Trench warfare - static line running thru France from Belgium to Switzerland
6. Zimmerman Telegram
7. Emperor Hirohito
8. Reinhard Heyrich
9. Winston S. Churchill
10. Translated means "Work makes your free"

Good questions!!!!!!

Answer 6

1.John adams
2.Queen Elizabeth
3. Louis 14
4. Samual Adams
5. Trench warfare
6. Zimmerman Telegram
7. Hideki Tojo
8. Heinrich Himmler
9. Winston Churchill
10. work makes you free!

Answer 7

1.John Adams
2 Elizabeth I of England
3 Louis XIV
4Benedict Arnold
5.Machine gun and Poison gas and tanks
6.sinking of the Lusitania naval mine
7Emperor Shōwa-Hirohito
8Heinrich Himmler
9Winston Churchill
1 b .Work Makes You Free