Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI Quiz | Two Week Quiz A

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David Grann
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chronicle Two: The Evidence Man, Chapters 12-17.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who created the Bureau of Investigation, "hoping to fill the void in federal law enforcement" (105)?
(a) J. Edgar Hoover.
(b) Tom White.
(c) President Theodore Roosevelt.
(d) President James Garfield.

2. When Pike, the private detective from Kansas, revealed that he had not really been hired to solve Anna's murder, what did he reveal his true purpose to be?
(a) He was hired to kill Kelsie Morrison.
(b) He was hired as a bodyguard for Tom White.
(c) He was hired to find the mole with the Reign of Terror investigation.
(d) He was hired to conceal Bryan's whereabouts on the night of Anna's murder.

3. What fact made the authorities certain that W.W. Vaughn's disappearance from his train was the result of foul play?
(a) There was broken glass and blood on his train seat.
(b) W.W. Vaughn's luggage was still on the train.
(c) Poison residue was found in his drink glass.
(d) A ransom note was left on his train seat.

4. To what organization did Tom White return after his brother was gunned down in East Texas?
(a) The Texas Rangers.
(b) The U.S. Marines.
(c) The County Sheriff's office.
(d) The Bureau of Investigation.

5. Which two people did Bill Smith name as his only two enemies as he lay upon his deathbed?
(a) George Bigheart and William Hale.
(b) Ernest Burkhart and George Bigheart.
(c) William Hale and Ernest Burkhart.
(d) Rita Smith and Mollie Burkhart.

Short Answer Questions

1. A government study estimated that prior to 1925, how much money had been stolen from adult Osage wards by their appointed white guardians?

2. When William Hale tried to take out an insurance policy on Henry Roan, he was told that he could only do so if what condition were true?

3. Who was the first person Mollie suspected of possibly being involved in Anna's murder?

4. Mollie's brother-in-law Bill Smith was convinced that Lizzie had actually died due to what cause?

5. About what issue did Tom White and J. Edgar Hoover strongly disagree?

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