January is finally here and with it hopefully come snow and cold. But one thing you can count on is that it brings the answers to the 2019 year-end 200 Plus history test. Give yourself four points for each right answer plus another four if you correctly identified the Bonus person.
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. In early 1919, suffragettes were arrested for protesting President Woodrow Wilson’s lack of support for giving the women the vote when he returned from France at B.
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