Landmarks
Food Origin
Famous Firsts of the 2000s
Inventions
TVs
200

People in Italy have bets on when this landmark will fall down.

Leaning Tower of Pisa

200

This Italian city is famously credited with giving the world the modern pizza.

Naples

200

In 2007, this device changed how we all used phones and apps forever.

iPhone
200

Alexander Graham Bell was famous for this invention

Telephone

200

This long-running animated sitcom features a yellow-skinned family living in Springfield.

The Simpsons

400

This lost city high in the Andes Mountains with over 3,000 steps and terraces was found again in 1911 in Peru.

Machu Picchu

400

Sushi originated in this country, where it began as a way to preserve fish in fermented rice.

Japan

400

This social media platform, launched in 2004, was the first major site to connect college students worldwide.

Facebook

400

Thomas Edison is credited for this invention.

Light Bulb

400

In this fantasy series based on books by George R.R. Martin, dragons, betrayal, and the Iron Throne are central themes.

Game of Thrones

600

This volcano last erupted in 1707 and now over 60,000 people hike to its summit on the island country of Japan

Mount Fuji

600

Considered one of the world’s oldest cultivated grains, this ancient cereal originated in the Fertile Crescent and was once so prized it was used as currency in Sumerian and Babylonian cultures.

Barley

600

This YouTuber, who started in the mid-2000s, became the first to hit 10 million subscribers on the platform.

Smosh

600

Cyrus McCormick invented this machine in the 1800's

The Reaper

600

This 1990s cult classic, created by David Lynch, begins with the mystery of who killed Laura Palmer.

Twin Peaks

800

This landmark, located on the River Thames and overlooking the walled City of London, was used as a prison with torture chambers and where the two wives of King Henry the VIII were executed.

Tower of London

800

This now-iconic French fry accompaniment actually originated in China and was brought to Europe through the spice trade.

Ketchup

800

This app, launched in 2013, was the first to popularize short, looping videos before TikTok took over.

Vine

800

Walter Camp is credited with inventing which sport?

American Football

800

This critically acclaimed series follows a chemistry teacher who turns to manufacturing methamphetamine.

Breaking Bad

1000

Old Faithful erupts in this famous park which borders the three states of Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho

Yellowstone National Park

1000

The croissant, despite popular belief, has its roots in this country, not France.

Austria

1000

In 2012, this was the first movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to gross over $1 billion worldwide.

The Avengers


1000

Ken Kutaragi is the inventor of this game console

PlayStation

1000

This mockumentary-style comedy follows the employees of the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

The Office

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