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Casimir Pulaski Quiz
The Brave and Bold Casimir Pulaski: Test Your Knowledge on this American Revolutionary War Hero
Updated: Mar 04, 2024
Uncover the untold heroics of Casimir Pulaski in this riveting quiz! Test your knowledge on the fearless Polish nobleman turned American Revolutionary War general. Are you ready to march into history?
Get ready to flex your Casimir Pulaski muscles! This quiz features 31 questions on everything from the basics to the most obscure facts. Can you ace it? Enhance your knowledge.
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A British Lord
A Polish Nobleman And American Revolutionary War General
An Indian Maharaja
An American General
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Kazimierz Michał Władysław Wiktor Pułaski
Victor Pulaski
Michael Pulaski
Alexander Pulaski
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The Liberator Of Poland
The Father Of American Navy
The Father Of American Cavalry
The Father Of American Infantry
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Warsaw
Moscow
Krakow
Berlin
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The Round Table Talks
The Battle Of Grunwald
The Bar Confederation
The Warsaw Uprising
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George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Franklin
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He Saved The Life Of George Washington
He Saved The Life Of Benjamin Franklin
He Saved The Life Of John Adams
He Saved The Life Of Thomas Jefferson
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British Revolution Squad
US Constitution
The Continental Congress
Pulaski Cavalry Legion
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He Drowned
He Was Fatally Wounded By Grapeshot
He Was Assassinated
He Died Of Natural Causes
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Religious Rights
Justice And Equality
Wealth And Power
Independence And Freedom
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A Revolutionist
A Famous British Soldier
A Famous Painter
Pulaski's Friend And A Fellow Polish Soldier
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December 25, 1737
March 4 Or March 6, 1745
July 4, 1750
April 12, 1756
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North America
Austria
Germany
Russia
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Invention Of New War Tactics
Introduction Of Navy Strategies
Improvement Of Infantry Training
Reformation Of The American Cavalry
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The Siege Of Savannah
The Siege Of Charleston
The Siege Of Yorktown
The Siege Of Boston
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By Presidential Speeches
By Named Highways And Events
By Special War Medals
By National Holidays
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He Was A Permanent Resident
He Was A Visa Holder
Honorary United States Citizenship
He Was An Undocumented Immigrant
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A Navy Fleet
An Air Force Unit
A Cavalry Legion Co-created By Pulaski
An Infantry Legion
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His Desire For Wealth
His Friends
His Father's Influence
His Personal Interest In Governance
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Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Alexander Hamilton
John Adams
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1781
1777
1779
1783
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His Father's
His Mother's
His Uncle's
His Brother's
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He Was Mortally Wounded In Savannah, But Died Aboard A Ship
On The Battlefield
In His Army Tent
On A Ship
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The Ottoman Empire Invasion
The German Occupation
The Russian Rule
The Commonwealth's Foreign Domination
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A British Aristocrat
A Polish Nobleman
A German Nobel Laureate
A French Prince
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A Special War Medal
A Military Doctrine Named After Him
A National Holiday
Many Works Of Art
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This Historical Detail Is Unknown
Yes, But They Were Not Close
Yes, And He Once Saved His Life
No, They Never Met
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In His 50s
In His Early 30s
In His Late 20s
In His Mid 40s
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In Britain
In France
In Germany
In Russia
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His Cavalry Tactics
His Intelligence Gathering Ability
His Strategic Planning
His Skill With The Sword
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May 11, 1779
Jun 16, 1953
Oct 11, 1779
Feb 8, 1888
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