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100

This lifestyle was used by the earliest people to obtain food and survive.

What is Hunter-Gatherer?

100

Before 1918, only men could vote, but that was changed after several protests from this movement led to an act being passed, extending voting rights.

What is women's suffrage?

100

This model promotes the idea that the earth revolves around the sun, contrary to the popular belief that was the opposite.

What is the Heliocentric Model?

100

Be prepared to see plenty of glaciers when traveling this cold (and massive) state, who joined the USA in 1959.

What is Alaska?


100

This country north of America has an area of almost 10 million square kilometers, the second biggest in the world.

What is Canada?

200

This governing system was centralized in Europe and involved land and protection being given in return for work.

What is Feudalism?

200

This female NAACP human rights activist was famous for going against segregation, being known as a pioneer for civil rights.

Who was Rosa Parks?

200

These two brothers were best known for their work on this flying invention, which was first used in 1903 and is still used everywhere today.

Who were the Wright Brothers?

200

World War II was considered an exit from this period of financial ruin in the US.

What is the Great Depression?


200

In 1848, This German philosopher created a concept of government that went against capitalist norms and ideas.

Who was Karl Marx?
300

This religion is most often associated with a wheel that represents the teachings of enlightenment.

What is Buddhism?

300

One of these recreation rooms was the site of the famous oath made by revolutionaries in France during the late 1700s. 

What is a Tennis Court?

300

This German inventor is credited with inventing the Printing Press, which allowed for the spread of immense amounts of information.

Who was Johannes Gutenberg?
300

This national park is known for having a world-ending super volcano and plenty of hot springs. It is located in Wyoming and is the first-ever national park in the United States.

What is Yellowstone National Park?

300
this tsar of Russia was the last tsar of his country, being executed in 1918 because he was seen as a symbol of the tyranny and oppression that held back the Russian people.
Who was Nicholas II?
400

This disease wiped out much of the indigenous population at the time, in areas like Hispaniola, Cuba, and Puerto Rico.

What is Smallpox?

400

English Philosopher John Locke was credited with the creation of this philosophy.

What is liberalism?


400

This scientist was deemed the discoverer of Phosphorus, a gas substance that glowed in the dark.

Who was Hennig Brand?

400

This philosopher and political figure was the second president of the United States, and vice president to George Washington during his presidency.

Who was John Adams?

400

These two Caribbean countries reside on the island of Hispaniola.

What are Haiti and the Dominican Republic?

500

The capital of the once powerful nation created after the fall of the Roman empire was renamed to this city in Eastern Europe.

What is Istanbul?
500

This worker's group, also known as AFL, played a massive role in the rights of Industrial Revolution Workers.

What was the American Federation of Labor?

500

This invention was used to separate the fibers of a plant from the seed, and was commonly seen on plantations across America.

What is a Cotton Gin?

500

This New York island between Jersey City and Manhattan was a populous spot for immigration processing from the mid-1850s to the early 1900s.

What is Ellis Island?

500

In the Napoleonic wars spanning from 1803 to 1815, France had these 4 major threats throughout the entire span of the conflict.

What are Prussia, Russia, The UK, and Austria(Formerly Habsburg)?
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