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Are You a History Major? Take This World History Trivia Quiz!

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We saw you snoring in Physics class … but you were paying attention in History 101, right? Set aside Google and remember there's no cheating on this epic history quiz. Try your best on this general world history test now!

New York City History Quiz

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With around 8 million residents, New York City has become one of the world's biggest and most vibrant metro areas. How much do you know about NYC's history?

Old Railroads

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The age of old railroads saw the birth of the first railroad lines and mass transportation on rail. Read more about old railroads in America.

Meet the Real Vampires of the Animal Kingdom

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HowStuffWorks explores hematophagy — the vampires of the animal world. And yes, these fish, birds and bats do need to eat blood to sustain life.

What Is the Oldest City in America? A Look at the Top 11

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Embarking on a journey through the United States' historical landscape to learn about the oldest city in America uncovers a rich mosaic of stories that trace back to a time before even the British arrived and settled on the land.

Do You Know These Facts About the Great Lakes?

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North America harbors five of planet Earth's most important resources. Learn why and how the Great Lakes have rightfully earned their majestic distinction. So take on this quiz and gain a greater appreciation for the Great Lakes!

How Salt Works

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Not only do we need to consume salt, we also need it for a variety of nonfood uses. But if it's so important, why do health organizations recommend that we closely watch our intake? Apparently, there can be too much of a good thing. Learn what happens when we overload on salt or get too little of it.

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