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What defines an assassination?

  • The killing of a private citizen for personal reasons.
  • The murder of a random individual.
  • The murder of a public official or celebrity. (correct)
  • The killing of someone in a war setting.
  • Who was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald?

  • Abraham Lincoln.
  • John F. Kennedy. (correct)
  • Mark David Chapman.
  • John Lennon.
  • Which assassin was killed shortly after committing their crime?

  • Lee Harvey Oswald. (correct)
  • Mark David Chapman.
  • Jack Ruby.
  • John Wilkes Booth.
  • Who was responsible for the assassination of Abraham Lincoln?

    <p>John Wilkes Booth.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement about Mark David Chapman is true?

    <p>He was considered mentally deranged.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Famous Assassinations

    • Assassination is the murder of a prominent figure, often a political leader or celebrity.
    • Several prominent figures have been assassinated, but success rates are low.
    • Lee Harvey Oswald, a former Marine, is accused of killing President John F. Kennedy.
    • Oswald was later assassinated by Jack Ruby.
    • Mark David Chapman, a person with a mental health condition, assassinated John Lennon (Beatles).
    • John Wilkes Booth assassinated President Abraham Lincoln.

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    Test your knowledge on the notable assassinations of prominent figures, including political leaders and celebrities. This quiz covers key events and individuals, such as John F. Kennedy and John Lennon, as well as the circumstances surrounding their tragic deaths. Challenge yourself to see how well you remember these historical moments.

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