A) After the Second World War B) Before the First World War C) In the early nineteenth century D) During the American Revolution
A) In the 1950s B) In the 1930s C) In the 1960s D) In the 1970s
A) Commonwealth Party B) Progressive Liberal Party C) Free National Movement D) United Bahamian Party
A) Island Lads B) Bay Street Boys C) Crown Group D) Bay Street Men
A) Free National Movement B) Bahamas Labour Party C) Progressive Liberal Party D) United Bahamian Party
A) 22 August 1973 B) 10 July 1973 C) 18 September 1973 D) 7 January 1964
A) Sir Milo Butler B) Hubert Ingraham C) Sir Roland Symonette D) Sir Lynden Pindling
A) Sir Milo Butler B) Sir Roland Symonette C) Sir Lynden Pindling D) Hubert Ingraham
A) 1964 B) 1973 C) 1967 D) 1968
A) 1973 B) 1964 C) 1968 D) 1967
A) United Bahamian Party B) Progressive Liberal Party C) Free National Movement D) Bahamian Democratic Party
A) Socialist B) Communist C) Centre-right D) Far-left
A) 10 July 1973 B) 22 August 1973 C) 20 June 1973 D) 7 January 1964
A) 7 January 1964 B) 18 September 1973 C) 20 June 1973 D) 10 July 1973
A) Sir Milo Butler B) Hubert Ingraham C) Charles, Prince of Wales D) Queen Elizabeth II
A) August 22 B) July 10 C) September 18 D) June 20
A) Commonwealth of Nations B) International Monetary Fund C) United Nations D) World Bank
A) Hubert Ingraham B) Sir Roland Symonette C) Sir Milo Butler D) Sir Lynden Pindling
A) 22 August 1973 B) 10 July 1973 C) 20 June 1973 D) 18 September 1973
A) 22 August 1973 B) 18 September 1973 C) 7 January 1964 D) 10 July 1973
A) Ingraham's FNM B) Symonette's UBP C) Pindling's PLP D) The Commonwealth Party
A) Tourism and offshore finance B) Agriculture and manufacturing C) Mining and forestry D) Fishing and oil production
A) Dominican Republic B) Haiti C) Jamaica D) Cuba
A) Phillip Davis B) Perry Christie C) Hubert Minnis D) Hubert Ingraham
A) FNM B) UBP C) Commonwealth Party D) PLP
A) Phillip Davis B) Hubert Ingraham C) Perry Christie D) Hubert Minnis
A) 1992 to 1997 B) 2007 to 2012 C) 2002 to 2007 D) 2012 to 2017
A) 2007 to 2012 B) 2012 to 2017 C) 2002 to 2007 D) 1992 to 1997
A) Phillip Davis B) Perry Christie C) Hubert Minnis D) Hubert Ingraham
A) September 2021 B) July 1973 C) March 2020 D) September 2019
A) Category 3 B) Category 5 C) Category 2 D) Category 4
A) Abaco Islands and Grand Bahama B) New Providence and Eleuthera C) Andros and Bimini D) Exuma and Cat Island
A) At least $1 billion B) At least $10 billion C) At least $7 billion D) At least $500 million
A) September 2019 B) 17 September 2021 C) 10 July 1973 D) 15 March 2020
A) Phillip Davis B) Hubert Ingraham C) Hubert Minnis D) Perry Christie
A) FNM B) PLP C) UBP D) Commonwealth Party
A) Through government administration B) Through manufacturing and trade C) By working in the tourism industry D) Via subsistence agriculture or fishing
A) Duke of York B) King George VI C) King Edward VIII D) Prince Albert
A) A tropical paradise B) A thriving outpost C) A third-class British colony D) The jewel of the Empire
A) August 1940 B) 29 October 1940 C) 16 March 1945 D) June 1942
A) Winston Churchill's yacht B) King George's yacht C) Hermann Göring's yacht D) Axel Wenner-Gren's yacht
A) A minor disagreement B) A peaceful protest C) A political coup D) A full-scale riot
A) Shallow sea B) Fountain of youth C) Large upper middle island D) New world
A) 1670 B) 1494 C) 1492 D) 1523
A) Baja mar B) Castilla C) Palombe D) Guanahaní
A) Shallow sea B) New world C) Large upper middle island D) Fountain of youth
A) Isaac Taylor B) Christopher Columbus C) Joseph Judge D) Wolfgang Ahrens
A) National Geographic B) York University C) Kingdom of Portugal D) Crown of Castile
A) John Mandeville B) Joseph Judge C) Wolfgang Ahrens D) Isaac Taylor
A) Guanahaní B) San Salvador C) Palombe D) Bimini
A) Three B) Two C) Zero D) One
A) The Philippines B) The Gambia C) The Dominican Republic D) The United Kingdom
A) British B) Taíno C) Spaniards D) Portuguese
A) North America B) Mainland South America C) Central Asia D) Western Europe
A) Lucayan people B) Biminites C) Tainos D) Castilians
A) 30,000 B) 300,000 C) 3,000 D) 3 million
A) 1494 B) 1523 C) 1492 D) 1670
A) Bimini B) Grand Bahama C) Samana Cay D) San Salvador
A) Bahama B) Bimani C) Palombe D) Guanahaní
A) Hispaniola B) Watling's Island C) Samana Cay D) Grand Bahama
A) John Mandeville B) Wolfgang Ahrens C) Joseph Judge D) Isaac Taylor
A) Exchanged goods with them B) Enslaved them immediately C) Brought them to Europe D) Taught them Spanish
A) 1670 B) 1494 C) 1523 D) 1492
A) Portuguese sphere B) British sphere C) French sphere D) Spanish sphere
A) Cuba B) Hispaniola C) Portugal D) Spain
A) Smallpox B) Yellow fever C) Malaria D) Influenza
A) Arctic Ocean B) Atlantic Ocean C) Pacific Ocean D) Indian Ocean
A) 1,000 B) 700 C) 500 D) 2,500
A) Nassau B) Freeport C) Eleuthera D) San Salvador
A) New Providence B) San Salvador C) Eleuthera D) Grand Bahama
A) Hernán Cortés B) Ferdinand Magellan C) Amerigo Vespucci D) Christopher Columbus
A) 1513 until 1648 B) 1718 until 1807 C) 1648 until 1718 D) 1492 until 1513
A) Spanish Conquistadors B) Eleutheran Adventurers C) French Colonists D) American Loyalists
A) Florida B) Cuba C) Bermuda D) Great Britain
A) 1718 B) 1973 C) 1649 D) 1807
A) Illegal slave trading B) Smuggling C) Tax evasion D) Piracy
A) Seminoles B) American Loyalists C) Royal Navy officers D) Eleutheran Adventurers
A) 1718 B) 1818 C) 1807 D) 1834
A) 1818 B) 1807 C) 1973 D) 1834
A) 99 per cent B) 75 per cent C) 90 per cent D) 50 per cent
A) 470,000 B) 180,000 C) 300,516 D) 400,516
A) Prime Minister B) President C) Governor-general D) Governor-in-chief
A) Fiftieth-largest B) Fourteenth-largest C) Tenth-largest D) First-largest
A) African Union B) Caribbean Community (CARICOM) C) Association of Southeast Asian Nations D) European Union
A) 1973 B) 1834 C) 1818 D) 1807
A) Eleutheran Adventurers B) Royal Navy C) American Loyalists D) Spanish Conquistadors
A) 1718 B) 1670 C) 1648 D) 1629
A) Woodes Rogers B) William Sayle C) Blackbeard D) King Charles II
A) Blackbeard B) Esek Hopkins C) Juan de Alcon D) Woodes Rogers
A) Esek Hopkins B) William Sayle C) Luis de Unzaga D) Blackbeard
A) Lord Dunmore B) Prince William C) Woodes Rogers D) George Phenney
A) France B) The United States C) Bermuda D) Spain
A) 1718 B) 1729 C) 1783 D) 1648
A) George Phenney B) William Sayle C) Woodes Rogers D) Lord Dunmore
A) Esek Hopkins B) Prince William C) Juan de Alcon D) Blackbeard
A) One week later B) One year later C) One month later D) A single day later
A) The city surrendered without a fight B) Pirates drove the fleet away C) A massive battle lasted for days D) The city successfully defended itself
A) West Florida B) Bermuda C) East Florida D) New York
A) 1783 B) 1784 C) 1718 D) 1776
A) Cherokees B) Creeks C) Iroquois D) Seminoles |