Q1) 19th October, 1989, saw the release of who; the Guildford 4, the Birmingham Six, or the Maguire Seven?
Q2) 19th October, 1781, saw the end of the American Revolutionary War, which British forces surrendered to the Americans; but in which Virginia town?
Q3) On 19th October, 1935, the League of Nations imposed sanctions on Fascist Italy, after Italy invaded which country?
Q4) Today in 2005, saw which former dictator go on trial for Crimes Against Humanity?
Q5) And finally, today in 1973 saw President Nixon refuse to hand over what?
Q1) Today in 2000 saw the death of Jazz singe, Julie London; her hit, “Cry Me A River”, featured in which Hugo Weaving film?
A1) “V for Vendetta”.
Q2) 18th October, 1767, saw the establishment of the Mason Dixie line; name either of the two US states it seperates.
A2) Maryland or Pennsylvania.
Q3) 18th October, 1925, saw the USA’s oldest continuous radio programmes start its broadcasts from Nashville, Tennessee; what is it?
A3) “The Grand Ole Oprey”.
Q4) Today in 1963, saw who named as the new Conservative party leader, and PM?
A4) Lord Home. (Or Sir Alec Douglas-Home, as he latter became.)
Q5) And finally, today is the Feast day of Saint Luke the Evangelist; is he the patron saint of artists, sportsmen, or soldiers?
A5) Artists.*
4 comments:
Q1. Guildford 4
Q2. Yorktown
Q3. Ethiopia
Q4. Saddam Hussein
Q5. Watergate Tapes
Andrea @pinkylips29
Let the good times roll!
Q1 Guildford four
Q2 Yorktown
Q3 Abyssinia also called Ethiopia
Q4 Saddam Hussein
Q5 Watergate tapes
Trevor
q1 guilford 4
q2 yorktown
q3 ethiopia
q4 saddam hussein
q5 watergat tapes
jenson did not win grand prix yesterday pj he came 5th which was enough for him to win championship..
Tim
Ahhh … Handy to know, Tim!
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