S-shaped river that borders Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
What is the Delaware River?
Mozart's sister, Maria Anna nickname.
What was Nannerl?
Extravagant queen of France.
Who was Maria Antoinette?
Composed the "Hallelujah Chorus."
What was Handel?
Hardly putting up a fight he was exiled by his own queen.
Who was Peter III?
The person who created the first flag of the United States of America.
Who was Betsy Ross?
Age Mozart wrote his first opera.
What was 12 year old?
Formed the Committee of Public Safety during the French Revolution.
Who was Maximilien Rosepierre?
Wrote The Social Contract in 1762.
Who was Jean-Jacques Rousseau?
They settled in Canada in the seventeenth century were of French descent. Later some moved to Louisiana. They were called Cajuns in Louisiana.
Who were the Acadians?
The person who gave American secrets to the British.
Who was Benedict Arnold?
At what age did Mozart copy from memory an entire piece he hear at the Sistine Chapel?
What was 14?
Which estate was exempt from paying taxes.
What was The First Estate(clergy and church officals)?
Empress of the Holy Roman Empire.
Who was Marie Teresa?
The gentleman who rode with Paul Revere to announce the British are coming.
Who was William Dawes?
The name of George Washington's Virginia plantation and estate.
What was Mount Vernon?
Two of Mozart's greatest masterpieces in the world of opera.
What is The Marriage of Figaro and Don Giovanni?
What was storming of the Bastille?
What was The French and Indian War?
Catherine the Great, the empress of Russia, was actually born this country.
What was Germany?
The three powers of the federal government.
What is legislative, executive, and judiciary branches?
Legend says this requiem(Roman Catholic Mass) was played at Mozart's funeral.
What was Requiem?
A time period who executions took places and Marie Atoinette faced her death.
Who was the Reign of Terror?
Dutchman who purchased Manhattan in 1626.
Who was Peter Minuit?
George Washington built this fort in the Ohio Valley to mark his "victory" of this war.
What was Fort Necessity?