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Ages and Eras Quiz

Fill the blanks in the names of these historical ages and eras.
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DescriptionEra
Europe, circa 500-1500 A.D.
______ Ages
Europe, circa 1400-1700 A.D.
The ___________
19th century "Robber Baron" era
_______ Age
America, 1865-1877
______________
Preceded the Bronze Age
_____ Age
Followed the Bronze Age
____ Age
Period of increased glaciation
___ Age
It came after the Triassic
________
The Americas, prior to 1492
Pre-_________ Era
Baseball during the
1990's and 2000's.
_______ Era
DescriptionEra
United Kingdom, 1839-1901
_________ Era
United Kingdom, 1901-1910
_________ Era
England, 1558-1603
___________ Age
America, 1920-1933
___________
The 1920's
_______ Twenties
The 1890's
___ Nineties
San Francisco, 1967
Summer of ____
Europe, 1799-1815
__________ Era
Era of cinema prior to 1929
______ Era
The America south,
prior to 1861
__________ Period
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You misspelled what should be the "gilded" age. Hence the low correct answer rate.
2010-12-01 | reply
Quizmaster
Fixed. Thanks!
2010-12-01 | reply
rabbittoyourfox
Precolonial would also work for America
2010-12-03 | reply
ctleng76
what about "roarin" or "roarin'" for the twenties?
2011-02-28 | reply
eric29cocoanuts
The Gay Nineties were know in England as the Naughty Nineties, which should also be accepted in deference to our British friends!
2011-07-18 | reply
Quizmaster
Okay. That will work now.
2011-07-18 | reply
knecht56
Got 'em all, with 1:15 to spare!
2011-09-17 | reply
ivyhooligan
not pre-colonial in 1492
2011-11-03 | reply
Isn't 500-1500 also known as the dark ages?
2012-02-13 | reply
No, the Dark Ages isn't used much anymore. When it is, it usually refers to roughly from the 5th - 10th century when major wars and invasions meant there is little historical record that survived.
2012-02-15 | reply
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