Government

Name all US state governors in history. State and terms shown.

Name the US senators since the first Congress. Sorted by state(s) represented. State, years, and '*' if currently alive shown.

List the Prime Ministers of Australia. Years served and party shown.

Name countries (including their dependent territories as part of the country) in order from first to last based on the date they were first visited by a sitting US President. Use present-day names for countries, or their names at the time if the country doesn't exist anymore. Date of first visit and president shown. A country counts only if it was that country at the time of the visit (so an area which may now be a different/new country only counts as the original country).

You begin with 2 minutes (or 1 minute for non-Premium members) but get 10 seconds per country answered.

Name the currencies of the world countries. A handful may have two official currencies - use the one specific to that country. If the country doesn't have an official currency, name the most commonly used. You do NOT need to type the country name before the currency, i.e. 'german mark' would have been answered with just 'mark' - however you do have to type a descriptor before the name of the currency if it is not referring to that specific country's name. So if Austria used a 'german mark' you would need to type that out.

Name the English, Scottish & British monarchs. No need for Roman numerals after names.

Name the countries of the Eurozone, trying not to name a non-Eurozone country. Naming a European country not in the Eurozone will end the quiz.

The Eurozone is a currency union of 20 member states of the European Union (EU) that have adopted the euro as their primary currency and sole legal tender, and have thus fully implemented EMU policies.

Name the NWS County Warning Areas (also known as Weather Forecast Offices). You must name them as they are named by the NWS (or very close), which often is a city name but occasionally not. If the area is named after multiple cities either is accepted.

Please note: you will have to move west to see a few in Oceania.

Name the official languages of the countries of the world. De facto included for countries without a declared official language. Sign languages not included. Language must be official nationally not just in a region. Bolivia has 37 (!) official languages, I trimmed that one down to just three. Zimbabwe I left for you.

Name the Presidents of France from the 2nd thru 4th Republics. Years in office and party shown.

Name the Prime Ministers of Italy. Years in office and party shown.

Name the Roman emperors trying to use the simplest/most common names for them. Emperors listed here are those generally considered to be 'legitimate' according to historical standards.

Name the Russian monarchs (disputed not included) from the first Prince of Novgorod thru the Bolshevik Revolution. I am looking for just the regnal names.

Name the people elected as Speaker of the US House of Representatives. Speakers elected multiple times listed each time. Congress session, year elected, and state shown.

Name the UK Government Agency for each acronym. You must write out the full name of the agency (at least the part represented by the acronym, including any words such as ‘of’ or ‘and’).

Name the ministerial and non-ministerial departments of the UK government. No need to enter words such as 'Department' or 'Office' - some abbreviations accepted. Sorted A-Z within each type.

Name the Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom.

The object of this quiz is to name (see naming note below) the UK Prime Ministers in order starting with the most recent. Naming a PM that isn’t the next answer will count as a ‘strike’ against you. 3 strikes, you’re out. Year of beginning of term shown.

NAMING NOTE: To name a PM, use either their full name or just last name followed by a period ‘.’ – for example ‘Thatcher.’ or ‘Margaret Thatcher.’

Name the founding member states of the UN in 1945. You must name the country as it was named when it joined the UN.

Name the member states of the UN since its inception in 1945. You must name the country as it was named when it joined the UN - countries marked with a '*' are current countries that had previous names that need to be entered (i.e. the current name will not be accepted).

Fill in the words to the US Constitution, including the signatures, of the original document.  Some alternates are accepted, including misspelled words. A few words with a high number of occurrences may take a moment to fill in.

Name the delegates who attended a US Cntinental Congress between 1774 and 1789 (before it became the US Congress). Sorted A-Z by last name. State shown, along with '+' for a Declaration of Independence signer and '*' for Constitution signer.

fill in the words to the US Declaration of Independence (original document), including the signatures.  Some alternates are accepted, including misspelled words.

Name the US Federal Government Agency for each acronym. You must write out the full name of the agency (at least the part represented by the acronym, including any words such as 'of' or 'and').

Name the departments of the US federal government. Sorted by year formed. Some abbreviations accepted.

Name the US governors. State, party, inauguration date, and '*' for female shown.

First choose a state by entering its abbreviation, i.e. 'AZ' - then name all governors in that state's history.

First enter one of the following largest US cities to choose it from the drop-down box:

Chicago, IL
Dallas, TX
Houston, TX
Los Angeles, CA
New York, NY
Philadelphia, PA
Phoenix, AZ
San Antonio, TX
San Diego, CA

Then, name the mayors in the history of that city. Acting mayors are not included. Mayors are listed separately under each term if they were mayor multiple times.

Name the ranks for each Enlisted and Officer paygrade for each branch of the US military. Some abbreviations are accepted.

Name the main candidates for each US Presidential election. # of electoral votes received, party, and home state listed.

Name the top 2 electoral votes getters in US presidential elections. Note that having more electoral votes did not always mean that person became President, so the first-place person listed may not have actually won that election.

Name the US presidents. Date assumed office and political party shown.

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Name the US Presidents and Vice Presidents. Date assumed office and party shown. If a person held both offices they are listed once for each.

The object of this quiz is to name (see naming note below) the US Presidents in order starting with the most recent. Naming a president that isn’t the next answer will count as a ‘strike’ against you. 3 strikes, you’re out. Year of inauguration shown.

NAMING NOTE: To name a president, use either their full name or just last name followed by a period ‘.’ – for example ‘Clinton.’ or ‘Bill Clinton.’

Name the Presidents, VP's, Secretaries of State, Defense and Treasury, and Attorneys General of the United States. Date entered office shown, along with party (for Pres & VP), or state (for cabinet members). Some equivalents are used for offices before they were titled as they are now (i.e. Defense was Secretary of War). Acting officials are also included (prior to appointment or after a resignation).

Name the current US Senate members. Any vacancies are given as a freebie to start.

Using state abbreviations, name the US states which have legalized marijuana for recreational use. Naming a state which hasn't will end the quiz. Date legalization took effect shown. Try to get a high...score.

Name the nicknames of the US states. Leading 'The' not needed. 1 Word refers to states with only one word in their nickname besides 'The' and 'State' - i.e. 'The hugequiz State' would be a '1-Word' answer.

Name all US Supreme Court justices in history. Justices who were both an associate and chief are listed just once. '*' denotes chief justices. Years of service along with appointing president shown.

Name the countries which have a monarch as a head of state without naming one which does not. Naming a country which is not a monarchy will end the quiz.

Name the countries which do not have a standing army (although they may have a small paramilitary/police force which handles internal security). Naming a country with a standing army will end the quiz.

Name the head of government for each World country. This is typically the constitutionally appointed head of the executive, so generally a PM/President but occasionally a different title. Country and title shown.