Women's History Month
This woman founded the American Red Cross in the 1880's, nearly 2 decades after her service in the Civil War, earning the nickname "The Angel of the Battlefield"
Clara Barton
This auburn haired, horse-loving girl lived in 1770s Williamsburg, VA. She is caught between Patriot and Loyalist family and friends at the onset of the American Revolution.
Felicity Merriman
Everyone suddenly decided to try the ice bucket challenge. Doors were involved.
Titanic
Do not pass go. Do not collect $200.
Monopoly
The number of Olympians in the Greek Pantheon
12
The first to fly
Orville and Wilbur Wright
This park was the first national park established in 1872.
Yellowstone National Park
This star athlete helped lobby for the passage of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act in 1974, allowing millions of women to apply for mortgages, loans, and credit cards without the need for a husband or father to co-sign.
Billie Jean King
This girl loves music and gardening and lives with her family in Detroit, MI, during the Civil rights movement in the early 1960s. She is the third African American character made by American Girl.
Melody Ellison
Human centipede
One up, two over. Or, two up, one over.
Chess
These three goddesses appeared to Paris in a vision, leading to the beginning of the Trojan War
Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite
The first to circumnavigate the globe
Ferdinand Magellan
Though often thought of as legacy of President Roosevelt, this presidential administration actually founded the National Parks Service
Woodrow Wilson
This woman was the first black woman symphonic composer to have a symphony performed by a major orchestra – her Symphony in E Minor was performed in 1933 by the Chicago Symphony.
Florence Smith Price
American Girl dolls have lived through a variety of national turning points. However, one on the list was not covered: the War of 1812, the finishing of the Transcontinental Railroad, and the Great Depression.
Star Wars
To collect the longest road tile in this game, you would need at least 6 clay and 6 wood.
Settlers of Catan
In a fit of anger, Zeus gave this animal the ability to defend itself and its food, at a mortal price.
Bees
The text was simple. it read as follows. "What hath god wrought!" From father. to daughter.
The first telegraph
If you shopped around, you might find this national park, the closest to GW's campus
The National Mall
This rear admiral was responsible for developing the COBOL computer language, and coining the term "debugging" to describe fixing a computer issue.
Rear Admiral Dr. Grace Hopper
Place these American Girl Dolls in chronological order based on their birthdays: Kirsten Larson, Nanea Mitchell, Josefina Montoya
Josefina Montoya (1815), Kirsten Larson (1845), Nanea Mitchell (1932)
a series of naps.
Inception
Despite the house rules to the contrary, draw 2 and draw 4 do not in fact, stack.
Uno
Who was the eldest among the Olympian gods?
Hestia
It reads simple, "something like QWERTYUIOP."
Best,
Patrick
The first email
You can definitely get some sick views at this newest national park, founded in 2021
New River Gorge
This woman was the first to lead a Native American Tribe- The Cherokee Nation- from 1985 to 1995.
Wilma Mankiller
This American Girl Doll is marketed as the "First American" Girl.
Kaya (Kaya’aton’my)
Government spends billions of dollars trying to move an unwilling potato farmer off his land.
The Martian
Untap, Upkeep, Draw.
Magic: The Gathering
This first spouse of Zeus never quite met his expectations, prophecy of his own downfall aside.
Metis
Wiley Post was the first man to accomplish this feat of travel around the globe, his arms must certainly be tired. It took him 7 days, 18 hours, and 49 minutes.
First continuous flight around the globe.
With just 2,872 visitors in 2020 (the fewest of all national parks), you're not likely to encounter many people at this locale. Though, you might want to.
Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve