Maps helped explorers discover new land and allow us to navigate our day to day life. This series will explore some of the most interesting maps on the internet.View Slideshow
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New pieces of history happen in the United States about everyday. There have been so many historic events that it can be hard to keep up with everything. America has been a part of some of history’s biggest moments, including World War II, space exploration, revolutionary Civil Rights movements, and more.
This quiz isn’t for just anyone, but history buffs will most likely get a great score. Try your best to see how much you know about US history’s most important events of all time.Take the Quiz
Do you know how many types of birds there are? Scientists believe there are more than 10,000 different species. We're not going to quiz you on all of them, but do you think you can at least name the 40 we compiled for this quiz? There's so much variation between birds, that it's interesting to think they all share a common ancestor. The pigeons you see pecking around at your local park and the ostriches you see running around on television aren't as unlike as you may initially think. They may look drastically different, but they both lay eggs and have wings and have feathers covering their bodies. No matter where you go in the world, you'll find birds living there. If you travel to the remote areas of Antarctica, you'll find the emperor penguin. On the remote ocean cliffs in northern Canada, you'll find gannets, terns, and puffins. Even if you washed ashore in Papua New Guinea, you would be met with birds of paradise and cassowary. We think this quiz is pretty eggs-sighting, so it's time for you to pay the piper and quack the case of the names of these 40 feathered friends. Are you up for it? Good. Then let's get started!Take the Quiz