1)
Sir Thomas Crapper invented the toilet.
      True              False

2)
The Eskimo language has over 100 words for snow.
      True              False

3)
Early Dutch traders acquired the entire island of Manhattan from a 
Native American tribe for a few goods worth around $700 in today's 
currency.
      True              False

4)
When the English pilgrims landed in the New World they were 
surprised to discover that one of the first Native Americans they 
met had lived in England for many years.
      True              False

5)
Mud throwing was an official event at the 1904 Olympics.
      True              False

6)
There is a lake in Massachusetts called Lake 
Chargoggaggoggmanchaugagoggchaubunagungamaug. The name is a Native 
American word that means 'You fish on your side, I'll fish on my 
side, nobody fish in the middle.'
      True              False

7)
When Columbus sailed to America in 1492, most Europeans believed 
that the earth was flat.
      True              False

8)
The ancient Sumerians worshiped Ninkasi, a goddess of beer.
      True              False

9)
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, two of America's founding fathers, 
both died on July 4, 1826, fifty years to the day after the signing 
of the Declaration of Independence.
      True              False

10)
Marco Polo introduced ice cream to Europe after watching it being 
made in China.
      True              False