Women in History
Amazon, Inc
Cars, Cars, Cars!
Who Let the Dogs Out?
Inventions
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Argentina, of course, cried for her when this former actress & first lady tragically died of cancer in 1952.
Eva Peron
100
In the 1999 interview to "60 minutes", it was noted that Amazon at the time was worth about 30 billion dollars. Jeff Bezos, at the time worth roughly 9 billion dollars, still preferred to drive this "perfectly good car".
1996 Honda Accord
100
With its 2.8-liter engine upgraded to a 3.0, this company's 328i became the 330i
BMW
100
Designed to prevent wild dogs from killing sheep, the 3,300-mile-long "Dog Fence" in this country is the world's longest
Australia
100
Thomas Edison invented this useful device in the late 1870’s. Before it, streets were illuminated with gas lights.
Light bulb
200
This famous 15th century heroine depicted in the statue seen here:
200
This Amazon platform offers businesses and individuals the ability to store and access their data on the cloud, with options for backup, archiving, and disaster recovery
Amazon Web Services
200
Renowned throughout Amazon for his driving skills, this expert driver has beaten a competitive driver Lokesh Lodha of KSBD in the first round of a Go Kart Event, hosted by Air Finance team in January of 2023. He would, no doubt, have beaten Lokesh in the second round, if not for the obvious tampering with brakes and worn out tires of his kart.
Konstantin Titov
200
We don't know why a mouse would have a dog, but he's Mickey's faithful pet
Pluto
200
Prior to his death, this man donated his fortune to an institution which would annually recognize those who "conferred the greatest benefit to humankind". Ironically, he is also responsible for inventing dynamite.
Alfred Nobel
300
This Polish-French scientist was the first woman in history to win a Nobel Prize, and went on to win it again for the discovery of the polonium and radium
Marie Curie
300
Introduced in 2007, five years later this device was estimated to constitute 50 percent of the tablets sold that used Google’s Android mobile operating system.
Kindle Fire
300
This discontinued General Motors car brand was named after the rocket, not the planet.
Saturn
300
The Akita, "natural dog" of this country, is said to have been brought to U.S. by American author and disability rights advocate Helen Keller
Japan
300
Some say this man invented the modern radio.
Guglielmo Marconi
(Others credit Alexander Popov).
400
She won four Academy Awards, the record number for a performer, and received a total of 12 Oscar nominations for Best Actress—a number surpassed only by Meryl Streep
Katharine Hepburn
400
Amazon Studios-produced this TV series that won eight Primetime Emmy Awards in 2018, including Outstanding Comedy Series.
"The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel"
400
The now classic 1960's American advertising campaign claimed - The Beach Boys, apple pie, and this car...three things worth fighting for
67' Ford Mustang
400
This 3-headed dog guards a forbidden floor at Hogwarts in the Harry Potter books
Cerberus (Fluffy)
400
German scientist Wilhelm Röntgen won the first ever Nobel Prize in Physics for the discovery of this.
X-Rays
500
This American scientist was the first African-American woman to receive a Ph.D. in physics, and later became the first African-American woman to be elected to the National Academy of Sciences.
Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson
500
The Grand Tour premiered in 2016 on Amazon Video, just a year and six months after the sacking of Jeremy Clarkson from this show, the most popular TV motoring show in the history of BBC.
Top Gear.
500
It is said that this legendary German racetrack has claimed over 200 lives since it's opening in 1927. Despite it's notorious difficulty and length, remains open to the public today.
Nürburgring (Nordschleife)
500
In Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar " Mark Antony declares "Cry 'Havoc' and let slip" these canines
The Dogs of War
500
This invention dates back to Ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, and India, is made from sand, soda ash and limestone, and has a variety of practical uses.
Glass