History Quiz – Test 11
History quiz, test 11 of 19: 10 multiple-choice questions with answers. Try them, then play the interactive quiz on Zeno to earn XP.
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Question 101
Which Roman general is credited with the famous phrase 'Veni, Vidi, Vici' after his swift victory at the Battle of Zela in 47 BC?
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Correct answer: Julius Caesar
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Question 102
What was the capital of the Ottoman Empire from 1453 until the end of the empire in 1922?
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Correct answer: Istanbul
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Question 103
Who was the first president of the United States, serving from 1789 to 1797?
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Correct answer: George Washington
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Question 104
Which empire is known for building the famous road system called the 'Royal Road' in the 5th century BC?
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Correct answer: Persian Empire
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Question 105
Which ancient civilization is known for constructing the first pyramids around 2600 BC?
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Correct answer: Egyptians
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Question 106
Which battle in 1066 marked the beginning of Norman conquest of England?
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Correct answer: Battle of Hastings
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Question 107
Which empire is known for its extensive road network, particularly the Via Appia, during the 1st century BC?
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Correct answer: Roman Empire
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Question 108
Which famous Spanish architect is known for his unique style and the design of the Sagrada Família in Barcelona?
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Correct answer: Antoni Gaudí
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Question 109
Which ancient civilization is known for its invention of writing around 3200 BC?
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Correct answer: Sumerian civilization
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Question 110
Which famous document, signed in 1628, limited the powers of the English monarchy and established certain legal rights for subjects?
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Correct answer: Petition of Right