For most of us, Queen Elizabeth II has been the only ruler of the United Kingdom that we've ever known. But how well do you really know her?

Queen Elizabeth II is the only British citizen who doesn't need a driver's license

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Duke

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Do you really know everything about Great Britain's royal family? Are you worthy enough to be considered an expert?

The Windsors' have some weird traditions

Apathetic subject

Casual royal observer

Royal fam stan

Sir Smartypants, the expert

Are you classy and respected like the late Queen Elizabeth? Are you straightforward and caring like Prince William? Well, let's find out!

A coronation fit for a Queen!

personality

These snapshots into everyday life in the 70s will give anyone who lived through the era — or wish they had — some seriously funky flashbacks.

Feathered hair

Sesame Street

Women's lib

Shag carpets

Tanning oil

Bell bottoms

Dance crazes

Wood paneling

CB radio

Rolodex

Earth-toned appliances

The Jackson 5

Papasan chairs

Macrame

Earth Day

Punk subculture

Skateboarding

RVing

Oversized ties

The Fonz

It's pretty fun to figure out which U.S. presidents might have been smarter than others.

13. Donald Trump (145 or 101)

44. Ulysses S. Grant (110)

43. Andrew Johnson (110)

42. William Taft (114)

41. Calvin Coolidge (124)

40. Harry S. Truman (130)

39. Zachary Taylor (129)

38. James Buchanan (129)

37. Warren G. Harding (130)

36. James K. Polk (130)

35. Ronald Reagan (130)

34. William Henry Harrison (132)

33. William McKinley (132)

32. Martin van Buren (133)

31. Richard Nixon (133)

30. Dwight D. Eisenhower (134)

29. John Tyler (136)

28. James Monroe (138)

27. George W. Bush (138)

26. Gerald Ford (140)

25. George Washington (140)

24. Lyndon B. Johnson (140)

23. Abraham Lincoln (140)

22. Herbert Hoover (141)

21. James A. Garfield (141)

20. George H. W. Bush (143)

19. Chester A. Arthur (143)

18. Theodore Roosevelt (143)

17. Grover Cleveland (144)

16. Andrew Jackson (144)

15. Benjamin Harrison (145)

14. Woodrow Wilson (145)

12. Rutherford B. Hayes (146)

11. Franklin Pierce (147)

10. Millard Fillmore (149)

9. Franklin D. Roosevelt (150)

8. John Adams (154)

7. Barrack Obama (154)

6. James Madison (155)

5. Jimmy Carter (156)

4. Bill Clinton (159)

3. John F. Kennedy (159)

2. Thomas Jefferson (160)

1. John Quincy Adams (175)

When we hear about laws — or are directly affected by them — hopefully, we see the logic behind their creation. There might be an exception with some of these 30 state laws someone thought were important enough to put in writing.

Moose cannot be served a cold one!

Wait! Don't eat THAT frog.

Under 15? Watch your mouth!

No cannibals allowed (unless it's life or death)

Going fishing? Hope you packed gloves.

Put down the blue chick and step away.

If you want to be in that number, you'd better have a saxophone.

Latex only if you're gettin' lucky

Don't be a goof ball with the golf ball

Better find new plans for Friday night

No love potions allowed!

Make sure your skis are strapped on

That's what I'd call fast food

A whole new kind of discrimination

Unhand that button and let's see some ID

Home of the brave, or bust!

Excuse me, ma'am, did you pay for that offal?

Something fishy in the state of Ohio

Keep your cheese curds far from your fries

Just a little nibble?

This isn't the Sunflower State

Sit and sip, for safety

The lizard's got to stay!

Pickles must be dropped to be legitimized

Wait your turn...forever?

De-deck that tree or face the consequences!

Watch yourself in the Garden State

It also makes it hard to breathe

Be gentle with my berries

Truth or divorce?

Wheelies Come to Life - 1936

Neil Armstrong Sheds a Tear- 1969

Baby in a Cage- 1920s

Mobile Booking Cage - 1920s

Ham the Chimp Lives - 1961

Creation of Disneyland - 1932

Moonshine Cow Shoes - 1922

Women Faced Fines for Short Bathing Suits - 1920

Animal Therapy - 1956

German Troops Plant a Swastika - 1941

NASA Astronauts Practice Water Landings – 1966

Original Helmet Testing – 1912

Sunbathing in a Submarine – 1942

Primitive Boxing- 1897

Elton John Breaks It Down on a Plane

Pacific indigenous Get a Close Look at Naval Aircraft - 1943

Albert Einstein’s Messy Princeton Office – 1955

Manhattan, New York – 1908

Railroad Pageant at New York World’s Fair

“The Ice Women” – 1918

Would You Like Fries with That? - 1963

Shopping with Pets - 1958

Bailey Circus of Freaks – 1924

Blackfoot Indian Chief Records Native Language at the Smithsonian – 1916

Cave Inside an Iceberg – 1911

Neil Armstrong ‘Water Trains’ – 1967

Painting the Brooklyn Bridge – 1914

Woodstock – 1969

Disneyland’s Employee Cafeteria – 1961

Primitive Subway at Edgware Road Station – 1862

Google Opens

The Banning of Port Guns – 1860

The Dust Bowl – 1935

Mobile Library – 1928

Laws Stopped Regulating Women’s Bathing Suits – 1952

Boston Marathon – 1967

Machine Gun Elephant – 1914

Now Extinct Tasmanian Tiger

Nevada Transcontinental Railroad – 1968

Abbey Road Reversed

Antique Frame

Porsche Assembly Line – 1960s

Benito Mussolini’s Headquarters- 1934

Chicago Mercury Train – 1936

Louis Armstrong at the Sphinx – 1961

9 Kings in One Pic - 1910

Peasant in Russia Sees Electricity for the First time – 1920

Men Drinking Beer in Edinburgh- 1844

WW2 King Tiger Tank – 1944

Bill and Hillary in the ‘Before’ Days – 1975

Berlin Wall Construction – 1961

Spray Tan Vending Machine – 1940

Lifeguards- 1920s

Quarto-cycle – 1939

Young Pinsetters- 1909

Concentration Camp Fights – 1945

Beauty Pageant Winners – 1922

Dutch Anti-Aircraft Motorcycle – 1940

Civil War Newspaper Delivery – 1863

Soldier Shooting Pool – 1915

Times Square in NYC – 1915

Cigarette Vending Machine – 1931

President Nixon Attempts Chopsticks

Great San Francisco Fire and Earthquake – 1906

Saipan Operations – 1944

Original Diphtheria Treatment – 1937

Head of the Statue of Liberty – 1886

Child Laborers – 1880

Old Mississippi Steam Boats- 1907

NASA’s Immense Chalkboards

Manhattan Bridge Construction- 1909

Titanic Sets Off- 1912

Titanic Boarding Pass – 1912

The Very First Computer

Walton’s 5-10

First Hybrid Porsche – 1901

First Female Tattoo Artist – 1907

First Interracial Marriage – 1889

The Very First McDonald’s – 1948

First Subway – 1965

JFK’s Tea Party – 1960

Oldest Aerial Shot of Boston – 1860

Star Trek Meets NASA – 1976

Gas Free Baby Strollers- 1938

Deathly Advertisement – 1944

King Tutankhamun’s Sarcophagus is Opened – 1924

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