Mount Downton
This child’s mother was housemaid Ethel Parks. He later went to live with his biological grandparents.
Who is Charlie.
This was the name of the Toronto airport before it was called the Toronto International Airport.
What was Malton Airport
If you removed the centre emblem from Mexico’s flag, it would resemble the flag of this nation.
What is Italy
He was a research assistant for the Pre-Analysis Plan for “The long-run effects of cash grants to the poor: Experimental evidence from an enterprise development program in Uganda.” He also co-led the redesign of the Algorithmic Impact and Alignment Assessment for the CRA.
Who is HDP
This special strain of marijuana was developed in a barn by a Jewish grandmother on a farm outside Paris.
What is Pastraweed
Lady Rosamund was once married to this man.
Who was Marmaduke Painswick
In 2024, this airport had the most international connections in the world.
What is Heathrow
Cinco de Mayo, the holiday celebrated in parts of Mexico and the United States, honours this military victory.
What is the Battle of Puebla
This concept illustrates the theoretical relationship between tax rates and government revenue, suggesting an optimal tax rate exists that maximizes revenue.
What is the Laffer Curve
This viscount is an old Crawley family friend who became a romantic love interest of Lady Mary, having re-entered her life following her husband’s untimely death.
Who is Gillingham
This was Barrow’s army rank when he came back to Downton to manage the convalescent hospital.
What was acting sergeant
The airport in Kingston, Jamaica is named after this statesman who served as the first and only Premier of Jamaica.
Who is Norman Manley
After purchasing the decrepit yacht Granma, Fidel Castro set sail to Cuba from this Mexican state with 81 armed revolutionaries on November 25, 1956.
What is Veracruz
His theory held that population growth is potentially exponential while the growth of the food supply or other resources is linear, thus eventually triggering a population decline.
Who was Malthus.
This Montreal Metro station in Pointe-Saint-Charles, opened in 1978, is the deepest station in the network.
What is Charlelevoix
He said, “I’m not ashamed of being a self-made man. I’m proud of it.”
Who was Sir Richard Carlisle
This airport, named after a former Kenyan President, was heralded as the "Best Airport in Africa" (with under 2 million passengers annually) in 2020.
What is Moi International Airport (Mombasa)
The largest segment of the population today is a mixture of indigenous and European peoples known as this.
What is mestizos
He introduced the concept of the sunk cost fallacy, suggesting that people are more likely to continue using a good or service when they've invested money into it.
Who is Richard Thaler
The French founded this African city in 1849 as a settlement for freed slaves. Today it is its country’s largest city and home to a third of its population.
What is Libreville
This was in the pot that Branson intended to spill on the English general at a dinner party hosted by Lord Grantham.
What is oil, ink, and a bit of a cow pat all mixed with sour milk
Iqaluit International Airport (CYFB) is the hub for these two airlines.
What are Canadian North and Air Nunavut
This property, located in the Coyoacán neighborhood of Mexico City, was declared a historical monument by presidential decree in 1982, and the complex was turned into the current museum.
What is the Leon Trotsky House Museum
This British-American economist received the 2015 Nobel Prize for Economics for his fundamental contributions to the theory of consumption, savings, and the measurement of economic well-being.
Who is Angus Deaton
This Central Asian nation and former Soviet republic is known for its mosques, mausoleums and other sites linked to the Silk Road. The last syllable of its capital city is a county in southeastern England.
What is Uzbekistan