Jeopardy HISTORIC PEOPLE Questions
Collection of crowd sourced questions and answers for the Jeopardy game.
Sam Maverick who gave us a word for independence left this Texas fortress 4 days before the slaughter
View AnswerThis future French leader's 1934 book The Army of the Future helped inspire the Blitzkrieg--oops!
View AnswerCosimo de Medici was Pater Patriae translating to this title also held by a famous American
View AnswerIn a painting by Ilya Repin he's the ruler lamenting having just killed his own son
View AnswerAs Charles II's mistress this ex-actress is said to have encouraged the founding of Chelsea Hospital
View AnswerOn January 22 1901 she died at Osborne House her seaside home on the Isle of Wight
View AnswerIn 1206 he drew up a code the Great Yasa which laid down basic Mongol law
View AnswerIn 1668 this Jesuit (without Joliet) founded Sault Ste. Marie the first permanent white settlement in Michigan
View AnswerThis leader of the French Revolution wounded himself in the jaw with a pistol on the same day he was guillotined
View AnswerDuring World War II the Allies referred to him as The Paperhanger
View AnswerOriginally named Temujin this founder of the Mongol Empire took a title which means universal monarch
View AnswerJohn Ehrlichman best known as an advisor to this president later became an exec at a hazardous waste firm
View AnswerSuspecting that a baron was in love with his wife this Russian poet dueled him; bad move -- he was killed
View AnswerChile's liberator he was born the illegitimate son of an Irish-born Spanish officer
View AnswerThe famous pirate Jean Lafitte became a hero when he fought in the Battle of New Orleans during this war
View AnswerThis king of Hawaii was so Great that he appears on Hawaii's state seal
View AnswerPaul Revere's father left France to avoid persecution as a member of this Protestant group
View Answer18th century garden designer Capability Brown originally had this first name like Guinevere's lover
View AnswerFerenc Rakoczi II led a 1703 Hungarian revolt against this Austrian ruling family
View AnswerOgadai had some big stirrups to fill when he succeeded this man as supreme Mongol
View Answer(Cheryl at the Waldorf-Astoria) This rocking chair was the very one owned by this American President
View AnswerBorn in 1725 he created scandals in his home of Italy & in France made love to a lot of women & died in 1798
View AnswerThis 3-time Democratic Presidential candidate was called The Boy Orator of the Platte
View AnswerEngland's King Charles II was given this jovial sobriquet maybe because he had at least 13 mistresses
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