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Test Your Knowledge: March 28, 2025

10 questions on the week's reporting, from the edition of March 28, 2025. Answer one and you get the explanation, plus a link to the article that covers it.

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10 questions · about 3 minutes
01

Which US president was assassinated in Dallas, TX, on November 22, 1963?

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John F. Kennedy. Read: John F. Kennedy Files Finally Released

02

Who did Japan and Italy join with to become known as the Axis powers?

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Adolf Hitler. Read: A Short History of the US Military: World War II

03

Abigail Adams was the:

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Second first lady. Read: Abigail Adams – The Second First Lady

04

Approximately 63,000 pages of JFK-related files were released by what presidential administration?

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The Trump Administration. Read: John F. Kennedy Files Finally Released

05

What country attacked Pearl Harbor, drawing the US into World War II and eventually leading to the first and only use of nuclear weapons in war?

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Japan. Read: A Short History of the US Military: World War II

06

What population is generally miscounted by a census?

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Rural. Read: A New Study Suggests the Census Undercounts the Rural Population

07

Just as World War one eventually led to World War II, what war commenced as a result of the second World War?

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The Cold War. Read: A Short History of the US Military: World War II

08

What issue was of high importance to Abigail Adams?

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Women’s Rights. Read: Abigail Adams – The Second First Lady

09

Though researchers have determined that the number is inaccurate, what is the current world population proposed to be?

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8.2 billion. Read: A New Study Suggests the Census Undercounts the Rural Population

10

The son of President John Adams and Abigail Adams, John Quincy Adams, was the:

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Sixth US President. Read: Abigail Adams – The Second First Lady

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