In 1861, the Pony Express delivered a letter from St. Joseph, Missouri, to Sacramento in about:

Paul McCartney was originally going to call "Yesterday" by the title:

Who made the first Jeeps?

What country is this?

Which horse was the first to win racing's Triple Crown?

Legendary Pool Shark Minnesota Fats' real name was:

Miss Havesham was a character in Charles Dickens's book:

Which aircraft is the P-40, in which American volunteers fought with the Chinese against Japan, prior to Pearl Harbor?

Who wrote the book "The Man Who Would Be King"?

This is the flag of the famous "Pirate Queen," on whom the Broadway musical of that name was based. She was:

"Don't Be Cruel," Elvis' most popular song, was actually the "flip" or "B side" of which record?

About how many soldiers (Union + Confederate) died in one day at the Battle of Antietam?

Which breed of dog can't bark, but instead "yodels" because of its unique vocal cords?

Which team below was a charter member of baseball's National League?

This is the military version of the DC-3 which was used for paratroop operations on D-Day. It was called the:

Ludwig von Beethoven was born in:

When they first came to the USA, these cars were badged as "Datsun." Now they are known as:

What was the name of Julius Caesar's wife?

About how long did it take Charles Lindbergh to fly solo from New York to Paris?

What is the capital of Canada's Yukon Territory?

Mark Twain was very prolific, but he did NOT write:

How many times did William Jennings Bryan run for President?

When did dinosaurs become extinct?

Which French historian was executed by the Nazis for leading the Resistance?