How to Be a History Geek : 500 Addictive History Trivia and Fun Facts for Smart Kids and Curious Adults
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Do you have kids that are fascinated with World History?
Are you an adult addicted to Fun Facts?
Then this book is perfect for you! Embark on a journey of addictive trivia and fun facts exploring all your favorite history subjects from Ancient Civilizations, Famous Explorers, World Revolutionaries, World Wars, Inventors and much much more!
This book will answer questions such as:
- What was Ancient Rome's most famous condiment sauce made of fermented fish, salt and herbs?
- Which famous female revolutionary pretended to be a man, so that she could fight alongside Pancho Villa during the Mexican Revolution?
- Who was the Renaissance artist, scientist, and military engineer that was left-handed and left thousands of pages full of writing and drawings?
- Which British Spy service started in 1909 with a mission to uncover a massive German spy network?
- Which modern-day country domesticated the tomato plant?
How to be a History Geek is a versatile book for both the introvert and extrovert in your family. It's the perfect alone time reading as the fun facts will pull you deeper and deeper down the history rabbit hole. It’s also an educational game that will entertain both young and old whenever you need time away from the "screen".
Prepare to be a History Master and impress even the smartest of History Geeks!
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