THAT History QuizTHAT History Quiz

Mode 03

Topic Specific

Pick one. Drill until you own it.

Choose a single topic — Ancient Rome, the Renaissance, the Cold War, U.S. Presidents — and only that topic appears. Ideal for focused study sessions.

  • Twenty topics to choose from.
  • Same Glicko-2 rating updates apply within the topic.
  • Best for cramming a specific area before a test.

Sample questions

What you’ll see.

First clue only — the hardest one. The real flow shows you three clues progressively. Buzz in on the first to gain the most rating.

  1. Sample 1 · civics

    ELO 600

    Clue 1Thomas Jefferson drafted this 1776 document that listed grievances against King George III and was signed in Philadelphia.

    Reveal answer

    The Declaration of Independence

  2. Sample 2 · latin american history

    ELO 1200

    Clue 1This failed 1961 CIA-backed military operation aimed to overthrow a Caribbean communist government by landing exiles on a beach, ultimately strengthening the target regime.

    Reveal answer

    Bay of Pigs Invasion

  3. Sample 3 · science history

    ELO 1800

    Clue 1Opponents of this theory, including some prominent physicians in the 1870s, argued that spontaneous generation remained the primary cause of infection despite Pasteur's experimental refutations.

    Reveal answer

    germ theory

  4. Sample 4 · american revolution

    ELO 2400

    Clue 1Delegates from twelve colonies met in Philadelphia in 1774 to coordinate resistance, excluding Georgia, and produced the Declaration and Resolves.

    Reveal answer

    Continental Congress

  5. Sample 5 · us presidents

    ELO 3000

    Clue 1His secretary of state drafted the foreign policy doctrine opposing European colonization in the Western Hemisphere, formalized in 1823 and named after the president himself.

    Reveal answer

    James Monroe

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