History Trivia Quiz

Immigrants from what country were forbidden from even walking onto the bridges linking Arlington with Washington, D.C. in 1917-1918?

Where did the largest shootout in Arlington history between lawmen and gamblers occur?

What famous civil rights leader spoke at Lomax A.M.E. Church in Nauck/Green Valley the night before the March on Washington in 1963?

What Arlington road was a favorite of bootleggers to use to get to D.C. during Prohibition?

What is the oldest standing structure in the county?

In 1960, which Arlington County neighborhood was the site of the original American Nazi Party Headquarters in Arlington?

What is the oldest standing schoolhouse in the county?

Which African-American neighborhood was bulldozed in 1941 to make room for the Pentagon?

In a program sponsored by the Pentagon and managed in Rosslyn, what was the name of the system that ultimately became the Internet?

Who led a raid in 1904 on the brothels, saloons, and gambling dens of Rosslyn and Jackson City to clean up these crime-ridden areas?