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Trivia in Chinese history: When Qin Shihuang unified China, there was another country that was not unified
The first emperor in Chinese history to unify the six countries declared the entire unification of China at…
Ways Baby Trivia: They Worked Too Much
Say what you will about Baby Boomers but their work ethic is extreme. They would often work long…
Ways Baby Trivia: Not Increasing Wages
Boomers will be the first to tell you how much they made when they were your age and…
Nepal trivia: Is it true that their country’s people’s happiness index is very high?
Although Nepal is one of the poorest countries in the world, the happiness index of Nepalese is not…
Ways Baby Trivia: Making It Difficult to Enter the Workforce
These days you’re lucky if you can get a job without years of experience on your resume, but…
Ways Baby Trivia: Replacing Entry-Level Jobs with Internships
Back in the day, when Baby Boomers were first entering the workforce, it was easy to find an…
First lady trivia: Anna Harrison’s Packed Bags Never Made It
When young Anna Symmes met soldier William Henry Harrison on a visit to her sister in Kentucky, there…
Chili trivia: Chili that goes to the hospital with one bite
Carolina Grim Reaper can send people to the hospital with one bite. Carolina Grim Reaper is a super…
First lady trivia: Mary Arthur McElroy was an Anti-Suffragette
Chester Arthur went into his sudden presidency after the assassination of President Garfield as a widower. His beloved…
Cat trivia: There are 230 bones in a cat
Because the cat’s body is so soft, we always say that the cat is liquid. But in fact,…
First Lady Trivia: Edith Bolling Wilson Ran The Country and Was Descended From Pocahontas
Edith Wilson was a unique first lady in more ways than one. For one, she was the great-great-great-great-great-great-great-granddaughter…
First lady trivia: Elizabeth Monroe saved Lafeyette’s Wife From Execution
Elizabeth Monroe married future President James Monroe when she was only seventeen in 1786. The couple first lived…
Emotional trivia: Are love and OCD the same in medicine?
Some experts say that the characteristics of obsessive-compulsive disorder and romantic love are almost the same, because the…
First Lady Trivia: Eleanor Roosevelt Forced Newspapers to Hire Female Reporters (And May Have Had An Affair With One)
Eleanor Roosevelt is one of the country’s most famous First Ladies, and has long been regarded as a…
First lady trivia: Florence Harding was Accused of Murder
The death of President Warren Harding came as a shock to the nation. He was only 58 years…
Tortoise snatching trivia: What is the function of the fleshy worm on the tongue?
Snapping turtles are the oldest reptiles in existence, and one of the largest freshwater turtles in the world.…
First lady trivia: Lucretia Garfield Nursed Her Husband Back to Health After An Assassination Attempt
The love story of Lucretia and James Garfield is not the smoothest or most romantic one in the…
First Lady Trivia: Mary Todd Lincoln Held Seances In The White House
In the aftermath of the civil war, when 750,000 American lives were lost, there were many families across…
First lady trivia: Lou Hoover Patrolled Her Home In China During The Boxer Rebellion
Lou Hoover was a horse-riding, roller-skating, architecture and nature buff fluent in five languages. She married her geology…
First lady trivia: Dolley Madison Had An Honorary Seat In Congress
Dolley Madison helped define what a first lady would be, hosting guests and addressing social problems. She campaigned…
Bear trivia: Several bear babies born at one time may have several different male bears
A mother bear will mate with multiple male bears during estrus. Due to the ovarian structure of female…
Sneeze trivia: How many people can be infected by a sneeze in 5 minutes?
Everyone knows that coughing and sneezing can spread germs and viruses. A new study in the UK shows…
Historical trivia: China’s rover pictures from the dark side of the moon in 2010
China successfully landed a spacecraft on the far side of the moon in 2019, marking a world first…
Historical trivia: Afghan War documents leak, an event written in history in 2010
Back in July of 2010, WikiLeaks published more than 90,000 internal U.S. military logs of the War in…