Q1) 26th March 1979, saw Egypt and Israel sign a peace treaty, at the White House: who was the US president that helped broker the deal … ?Q2) More to the point, who was the Egyptian President … ?Q3) Equally to the point, who was the Israeli PM … ?Q4) Moving on … 26th March, 1973, saw women allowed into the London Stock Exchange: in which London Square is the current LSE building … ?Q5) 26th March, 1934, saw the UK introduce what … ?Q6) 26th March, 1636, saw the formal founding of which Dutch university … ?Q7) And finally … 26th March is one of the traditional dates of which prophet’s birthday … ?
Q1) In Western Christianity, 25th March is The Feast of the Annunciation of the Blessed … whom … ?A1) Mary.Q2) 25th March, 1634, saw the first settlers arrive in which US state … ?A2) Maryland. (Hopefully, a certain Baltimore based recovering lawyer I know WON’T get that one wrong … )Q3) According to hoary old legend, 12 Noon, 25th March, 421AD, saw the founding of which Italian city … ?A3) Venice.Q4) 25th March, 1995, saw the founding of the world’s first Wiki site: what was it called … ?A4) WikiWikiWeb.Q5) More to the point’s that site’s name is derived from which language … ?A5) Hawaiian.Q6) And finally … 25th March, 1975, saw the assassination of King Faisal of where … ?A6) Saudi Arabia.
* Yeah, it was Faisal, he was King of ALL Saudi Arabia: but getting his birthplace was was enough to bag half a point, Debbi. Or I thought so …
Oops! I think I misread the question. Oh, well. *hanging head in shame*
ReplyDeleteOnward and upward, then?
1. Jimmy Carter
2. Anwar Sadat
3. Menachem Begin
4. Paternoster Square
5. driving tests
6. Utrecht University
7. Zarathushtra