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| Description | Era |
|---|---|
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 |
| Description | Era |
|---|---|
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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mjkelly42
You misspelled what should be the "gilded" age. Hence the low correct answer rate.
Dec 1, 2010 delete reply
Quizmaster
Fixed. Thanks!
Dec 1, 2010 delete reply
rabbittoyourfox
Precolonial would also work for America
Dec 3, 2010 delete reply
ctleng76
what about "roarin" or "roarin'" for the twenties?
Feb 28, 2011 delete reply
eric29cocoanuts
The Gay Nineties were know in England as the Naughty Nineties, which should also be accepted in deference to our British friends!
Jul 18, 2011 delete reply
Quizmaster
Okay. That will work now.
Jul 18, 2011 delete reply
knecht56
Got 'em all, with 1:15 to spare!
Sep 17, 2011 delete reply
ivyhooligan
not pre-colonial in 1492
Nov 3, 2011 delete reply
CBTemple
Isn't 500-1500 also known as the dark ages?
Feb 13, 2012 delete reply
2Boo2
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.
Feb 15, 2012 delete reply
Salonegal
Kept trying Pre-Columbus era. :(
Aug 1, 2012 delete reply
Salz
The Victorian age was 1837-1901, not 1839-1901.
Jan 30, 2013 delete reply
Skaggerack
Wow I guess it shows how many foreigners (non-Americans) frequent this site: only 17% got Prohibition!
Feb 19, 2013 delete reply
kalbahamut
I'm American and that's one of the ones I missed. Didn't occur to me.
Apr 27, 2013 delete reply
gfalford
I thought that Antebellum Period applied to the whole USA, not just the South. Developments in the North and South led directly to the Civil War.
May 3, 2013 delete reply
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