This week’s quiz on The Conversation explores a fascinating story from the early 16th century, focusing on how the known world of Europeans was changing during this time. The quiz highlights evolving maps, new narratives, and unexpected encounters that shaped the era. Readers are invited to test their knowledge by identifying characters, places, and events from a lesser-known historical episode. Before taking the quiz, readers are encouraged to read the article titled The Baptism of America in Saint-Dié by Vosges Humanists, an Unknown Historical Episode, which provides background on the subject. The article is linked directly in the quiz text, allowing readers to gain context before attempting the questions. The quiz includes an interactive element embedded through an iframe, making it engaging and accessible online. For those who wish to receive the quiz every week, readers can subscribe to the weekly newsletter le Débrief. This newsletter is part of a broader initiative by The Conversation to provide deeper insights into current events through historical and cultural lenses. The quizzes aim to connect past events with present-day understanding, encouraging readers to think critically about the world around them. The feature is designed to be both educational and entertaining, offering a unique way to engage with history. By combining historical analysis with interactive quizzes, The Conversation fosters a greater appreciation for the complex narratives that shape our understanding of the world. Each week’s quiz offers a new opportunity to explore lesser-known stories that have had lasting impacts on history.