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Literally Trivia about the Austro-Hungarian Empire
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Your PCP, Primary Care Provider, is likely to to give you this style of drug treatment if you are diagnosed with Strep Throat

Antibiotics

100

Although sounding like an insect, this nickname is actually for the human Mateo Gonzales

T-bug

100

This Austro-Hungarian scientist, famous for potentially owning a cat, coined the term "quantum entanglement" in 1935.

Erwin Schrödinger



100

In 1922, Howard Carter unearths the tomb of this figure. His patron, present at the opening of the tomb, the Earl of Carnarvon, would pass away a year later under mysterious circumstances. 

King Tutankhamun

200

The French DEA, or Diplôme d'Etudes Approfondies, can be considered equivalent to what level of American degree?

A Masters degree.

200

Before changing his last name to something that can be translated as "steel" this person was known by the surname Dzhugashvili 

Joseph Stalin

200

The Austro-Hungarian empire faced a lot of issues ultimately resulting in its dissolution. One of them was the growing distain for monarchies. In 1918, this dynasty resolved marking the end of the Austro Hungarian empire.

The Hapsburgs

200

In 1928, Alexander Flemming discovers this antibiotic on accident after observing a fungal contamination destroy bacteria cultures.

Penicillin 

200

During Lady Godiva's naked horse ride through Coventry in protest of her husband's high taxes, all of the townfolk closed their blinds accept for one person, later giving us this term.


Peeping Tom

300

LSD is often used as shorthand by locals and the band Aliotta Haynes Jeremiah for this Chicago street. 

Lake Shore Drive

300

Before changing his name and becoming the American Actor beloved for movies like North by Northwest and the Philadelphia Story, Archibald Leach got his start doing Vaudeville. 

Cary Grant

300

These 12 modern countries all have one part of them in what was once Austro-Hungary

Czech Republic, Slovakia, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Romania, Ukraine, Poland, Hungary, Austria

300

In the 1920s, women began to wear knee length skirts and dresses which would grow in social acceptability. These women, stereotypically famous for their bobbed hair and love of jazz would often be refereed to as this.

Flappers

300

In Hitchcock's movie Rear Window, this actor plays a photographer with a broken leg who spends his time watching his neighbors. 

Jimmy Stewart

400

contrary to its name, the Movimento Di Massa Antiproibizionista, or MDMA, was founded in part to achieve greater consumer freedoms for what substance?

Marijuana 

400

Norma Jeane Dougherty was known for a lot of things under a different name, some of which got her her own FBI file. I've decided to pull a section from it as a hint:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CFCfpMpb3TOBJNPcSv2DhVTgCfL8ZH1I8-6ftbAR5Pw/edit?tab=t.0

Marilyn Monroe

400

This was the largest district of the Austro-Hungarian Empire

What is the Kingdom of Hungary, also accepting Hungary ig

400

In 1927, this movie is created, becoming the first to feature synchronized talking and singing. It is also a 1980 movie featuring Neil Diamond.

The Jazz Singer

400

 Gary Moody is a man who has been caught twice crawling into these, allegedly looking for a wedding ring. 

accepting Porta Potty or Septic Tank.

500

GHB can be used as an abbreviation for this instrument popular in the British Military

Great Highland Bagpipe

500

Before adopting the pen name E. L. James, Erika Leonard shared an early version of this book, first titled Master of the Universe, under the username Snowqueens Icedragon on a Twilight Fanfiction forum. 

50 Shades of Grey

500

After the end of Austro-Prussian War and the answering of the "German Question", on this date the Austro-Hungarian Empire was founded.

1867

500

In 1927 this person becomes the first human to fly solo across the Atlantic in his plane, The Spirit of St Louis. 

Charles Lindbergh

500

The TV episode "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen" aired to an estimated 106 million people making it the most watched TV episode of all time. This was the finale what what TV show?

M*A*S*H

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