Welcome back. This week I’ve got four more questions as part of the Neverending History Exam.
Question #9: Who was the highest scoring American ace during World War I?
A: Raoul G. Lufbery
B: Frank Luke, Jr.
C: Edward V. Rickenbacker
D: Chuck Yeager
Question #10: When was the Boston Massacre?
A: 3 July 1776
B: 5 March 1770
C: 19 April 1775
D: 19 October 1781
Question #11: Which country did not contribute troops to the Coalition during the Gulf War to liberate Kuwait?
A: India
B: Senegal
C: Bangladesh
D: Syria
Question #12: Operation Torch was an American & British invasion of North Africa in 1942. What forced battled the Allies during this invasion?
A: German
B: Italian
C: Moroccan nationalists
D: French
ANSWERS FOR LAST WEEK’S QUESTIONS:
#6: B - Gerald Ford had a chance at a NFL career when the Lions offered him a contract.
#7: A - Citizen Genêt was a French ambassador to the United States.
#8: C - The Teller Amendment
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