Idioms
To describe doing an efficient action, finishing two things at the same time or with the same action
Hitting two birds with one stone
A small boat, usually manned by one person, most often used to traverse rivers and lakes
Kayak
A Government style where the voice of the people has major votes on candidates
Democracy
The landmark found in Italy, it is known for its historical background of ancient entertainment and battles
Colosseum
Nicknamed the King of Pop, this singer lived a double life
Michael Jackson
To describe someone who is dead
Kick the bucket
A device that uses ultra sonic waves to detect movements
Radar
A Government style where Hereditary lines determines rulers
Monarchy
The Landmark at the heart of Moscow, there rests the embalmed body of Vladimir Lenin
The Kremlin
This grunge singer committed suicide at the age of 27 by shotgun
Kurt Cobain
To keep on poking on a problem or past trouble that has now become irrelevant
to beat a dead horse
A lesson taught in schools concerning social studies, basic nationalistic history and communal values
Civic
A style of Governence where a small elite, often wealthy individuals make all the stately decisions
Aristocracy
The wonder that hosts both Islam and Christianity, commissioned by Justinian of Byzantium. Its name translates to Divine Wisdom
Hagia Sophia
This singer was famously assassinated by his own crazed fan, he was known for anti-war and humanitarian missions
John Lennon
Bury the hatchet
An honorific for an older lady
Madam
A style of governence rooted in data and statistics
Technocracy
The wonder marking the age of exploration and exploitation in Spain, built after the treaty of tordesillas
Casa De Contratacion
A classic rock and roll singer and guitarist, known for inventing the duck walk
Chuck Berry
To do something redundant or useless because a thing, place or person can already do what is suggested
Carry Coal to Newcastle
A past tense word of resistance, rebellion or breaking apart from oppression
Defied
A style of Governence where power derives from religious roots
Theocracy
A Babylonian structure, known for its complex architecture on floodplains and used as a prieslty place to sacrifice
etemenanki
This singer/guitarist was suspected to have died in a car crash, but is later replaced by a look-a-like
Paul McCartney