The victory at Grenada in January 1492 ended Muslim occupation of Spain and finally united that country under the powerful ruling duo of King Ferdinand and Queen

Joan of Arc helped to turn the tide of French fortunes in the Hundred Years War by rallying the armies and achieving victory at this city, before her later capture by the Burgundians and subsequent trial and execution by the English

King Richard of England fought this Muslim commander and political leader for years during the Third Crusade, with the war ending in a bloody stalemate and Richard eventually going to France to fight more wars

Caesar’s adopted son Octavian declared him a god, won the Roman Civil War, instituted the Pax Romana, and changed his name to what?

Edward IV and Richard III were brothers and part of this noble English house, represented by a white rose, who rose in rebellion against the English crown due to the failure of the Hundred Years War

The Western world’s first measurable civilization – Sumer – grew up along and in between two rivers in modern-day Iraq – the Tigris and the what?

The nearly 800 year long semi-religious war to reclaim Spain from the Muslims is commonly called what?

After defeating Pompey and becoming Dictator for life, Julius Caesar was stabbed and killed by who in Rome?

The greatest king of the Achaemenid Persian empire, who was responsible for the most expansion of territory and is mentioned favorably in the Old Testament was this man.

Charles the Bald paid 7,000 French livres in gold and silver to get the Viking army to life their siege of this French city in 845 AD