Historical Facts: Complete The Sentence!

Until renamed, _______ was originally known as “Bucket of Blood”

In 1843, the first ________ was patented, the same year the Oregon Trail began.

In the 11th century Italy, ______ was seen as an artificial hand and an offense to God by some religious leaders.

According to Cuba’s intelligence service, more than 600 plots on _______ were made to end his life.

_______ originally meant 'ignorant peasants'. It was used outside the country and brought back into Germany after World War II.

The first _______ attack occurred on September 7, 1776, during the Revolutionary War.

In the UK, 17th-century women were made to wear ________ if they said something inappropriate.

Contrary to popular belief, Pilgrims never wore _______ on their hats.

When _________ was first introduced in the London Underground, people of the day found these to be terrifying.

Being a descendent of the Macedonian Greek dynasty, ________ was not Egyptian.

A 13th century pope, Pope Gregory IV, once declared war on __________.

During Prohibition, ________ government poisoned people as a drinking deterrent.

Although a popular image, not one _______ was burned at the stake.

The nursery rhyme was based on a real person who was an 11-year-old girl in Boston named Mary who had one ________.

In 1929, a group of women marched in the streets carrying “torches of liberty” signs for the right of women to do ________.

A brilliant musician named _______, is capable of five instruments such as piano, saxophone, clarinet, accordion, and violin.

________ was a wrestling champ, taking part in about 300 matches.

Depicting 'flying chariots', _________ was proposed as far back as the 17th century.

White Star Line, the owners of _________, never said it was 'Unsinkable'.

__________ was unpopular and most people chose not to use it when it was first introduced at a market as a new invention.