Self-Scoring Berlin Wall Quiz
If you have read our Berlin Wall Timeline chronology, the East Side Gallery Timeline, and the Berlin Airlift history page, you’re ready for this quiz.
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Checkpoint Charlie at the Friedrichstraße border crossing in August 1969. The Berlin Wall and a guard tower are visible in the background. PHOTO: Hyde Flippo
Welcome to our self-scoring, 10-item quiz on the history of the Berlin Wall. Good luck!
Directions: Select one correct answer for each question below. When you have answered all 10 questions, click on “FINISH” to see your score and the correct answers.
Results
#1. The construction of the Berlin Wall was ordered by the East German leader _____.
#2. Construction of the Berlin Wall began on 13 August _____.
#3. The original East Side Gallery had its official debut on 28 September ____.
#4. Berlin's Straße des 17. Juni is named for the date of ____.
#5. The length of the Wall surrounding Berlin was _____.
#6. U.S. President Ronald Reagan made his famous "tear down this Wall" speech in Berlin on 12 June _____.
#7. In August 1989, over 700 refugees fled the GDR and the East Bloc by crossing the _____ border.
#8. The 1989 anti-government "Monday demonstrations" in East Germany began in _____.
#9. The head of East Germany who resigned in October, just weeks before the Berlin Wall fell, was _____.
#10. John F. Kennedy made his famous 1963 "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech in front of the _____.
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- East Side Gallery Timeline (1989-Present)
- Martin Luther King, Jr. in Berlin – Everyone knows about JFK’s 1963 visit to West Berlin, but MLK went to both East and West Berlin in 1964.
- Berlin Airlift – Die Luftbrücke 1948-1949
- Berlin – City Guide – What to see in the German capital
- The Reichstag in Berlin – The history of the German parliament and a guide to visiting the Reichstag and its dome
- Our Living in Germany section has information and links of interest to those now living or planning to live in the German-speaking world.
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