French Revolution
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100

The construction and continued renovation of this palace by the Bourbon rulers of France racked up huge expenses, which contributed to the unrest that boiled over in the French Revolution

Palace of Versailles

100

This composer, often called the GOAT, is additionally remarkable due to his continued composition through substantial hearing loss

Ludwig van Beethoven

100

The inventor of basketball

James Naismith

100

This subfamily of trees found along the Pacific coast of California and Oregon includes the largest and tallest trees in the world

Redwoods

100

This is the capital city of California

Sacramento

200

This revolutionary became the de facto ruler of France during the Reign of Terror

Maximilien Robespierre

200

The Beatles songs "Here Comes the Sun" and "Something" were written by this now-deceased member of the group

George Harrison

200
Produced by the crushing of rare murex snails in antiquity, this pigment hue became synonymous with royalty for its high price and laborious method of production

Purple

200

As opposed to prokaryotic cells, eukaryotic cells contain this specialized organelle which contains the cell's DNA

Nucleus

200
The name for a thin strip of water with landmasses on either side

Strait

300

This revolutionary was known for his radical stances on the revolution and for his debilitating skin condition. He was assassinated in the tub

Jean-Paul Marat

300

DNA is the acronym for this polymer

Deoxyribonucleic acid

400

After attempting to flee France dressed as servants, the royal family of Louis XVI was arrested in this city 

Varennes

400

This rapper, active in the 90's and considered an all-time great, took his name in honor of an Incan rebel who resisted Spanish colonial rule

Tupac Shakur; named after Tupac Amaru II

400

The first broadly-effective antibiotic, developed in 1928 by Alexander Fleming

Penicillin

400

Name three of the Great Lakes

Eerie, Ontario, Michigan, Huron, Superior

500

The origin of the phrase "Let them eat cake", often attributed to Marie Antoinette, can be traced back to a book written by this Enlightenment philosopher.

Jean Jacques Rousseau

500

Lizzo attracted controversy last year when she got the chance to play this instrument, once owned by James Madison (I need the instrument and what it was made of)

Crystal flute

500

The name of the semi-mythical Egyptian architect who eventually came to be revered as a god of medicine

Imhotep

500

The scientific binomial Nessiteras rhombopteryx was given to this legendary aquatic "monster" despite there being no hard proof of the animal's existence

Loch Ness Monster

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