Literature
This author wrote Jane Eyre
Charlotte Bronte
This art movement favored emotional experience and meaning over physical reality.
Expressionism
This mountain straddles the border between Nepal and China and stands at 29,000 feet.
Mount Everest
This man became king after defeating Harold II and the Anglo Saxons at the battle of Hastings.
William the Conqueror
This president took office after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln and was the first to be impeached.
Andrew Johnson
This author wrote the line "tyger, tyger, burning bright" in his poem collection "Song of Innocence"
William Blake
Cubism was developed almost entirely by this artist. Example: Girl with a Mandolin
Pablo Picasso
Formally known as Mount McKinley, this mountain is the tallest in North America.
Denali
The third son of Henry II, he spent only five months of his reign in England. He went on the Third Crusade to Jerusalem, winning many victories in the Holy Land but died on his way home.
Richard I the Lion Hearted
The Watergate scandal forced this president to resign in 1974.
Richard Nixon
The Picture of Doran Gray is this Irish author's only novel.
Oscar Wilde
Salvador Dali, Frida Kahlo, and Rene Magritte are all accomplished artists of this art movement.
Surrealism
Renowned for its almost perfectly pyramidal shape, this mountain sits on the border of Switzerland and Italy.
The Matterhorn
The son of the Tudor founder he brought England into both the Renaissance and the Reformation and named himself head of the Church of England in 1533 so that he could divorce Catherine of Aragon and marry Anne Boleyn.
Henry VIII
The 29th president of the United States who died while in office in 1929.
Warren G Harding
In this play by George Bernard Shaw, Colonel Pickering tries to pass Eliza Doolittle off as a duchess simply by teaching her how to speak properly.
Pygmalion
Mexican muralist married, but not always faithful to Frida Kahlo.
Diego Rivera
Mount Kilimanjaro
The second-longest-reigning monarch in British history (after Elizabeth II), she relinquished much of the remaining royal power, both to her husband Albert and her prime ministers.
Victoria
18th president and commanding general of the Union army during the Civil War.
Ulysses S. Grant
In this satirical essay by Jonathan Swift, he proposes that people eat the children of the poor to alleviate their burden to society.
A Modest Proposal
Depression era painting by Grant Wood that depicts rural life.
American Gothic
Yamanaka and Kawaguchi are two summits on this tallest mountain in Japan.
Fuji
Elizabeth II
Aaron Burr was this man's first vice president
Andrew Jackson