Dossier №302
Thursday, October 29, 2026
- 01
2,022 AD
Queen Elizabeth II dies at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
This question uses 2022 AD as its sourced chronological anchor.
Her eldest son immediately succeeds her as King Charles III.
- 02
1,925 AD
John Scopes goes on trial in Tennessee over teaching human evolution.
This question uses 1925 AD as its sourced chronological anchor.
The case tested the state's Butler Act and attracted extensive national attention.
- 03
1,889 AD
Japan promulgates the Meiji Constitution, defining the institutions of its imperial government.
This question uses 1889 AD as its sourced chronological anchor.
The constitution was announced before it took effect the following year and established an imperial parliamentary framework.
- 04
1,434 AD
Cosimo de' Medici returns from exile and becomes Florence's dominant political figure.
This question uses 1434 AD as its sourced chronological anchor.
His influence rested on banking wealth and alliances within the republic rather than a royal title.
- 05
378 AD
A Gothic-led army defeats Emperor Valens near Adrianople.
This question uses 378 AD as its sourced chronological anchor.
Valens died in the battle, which inflicted a severe defeat on the eastern Roman army.