Presidents
He was the 16th president of the United States, led the country through the Civil War, and delivered the famous Gettysburg Address.
Who was Abraham Lincoln?
Sharing its month with Valentine's Day, this deep purple February birth flower is famous for its heart-shaped petals and sweet fragrance.
What is a violet?
Introduced by Ford in 1964, this legendary "pony car" features a galloping horse logo and sparked a whole new class of sporty American coupes.
What is the Mustang?
In the 1939 classic The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy clicks her ruby slippers together while repeating this comfort-filled phrase.
What is "There's no place like home"?
Whitney Houston dominated the charts in 1992 with this massive hit from The Bodyguard soundtrack, which spent 14 weeks at number one.
What is "I Will Always Love You"?
Before moving into the White House as the 40th president, this former Hollywood actor served two terms as the governor of California.
Who was Ronald Reagan?
This bright yellow bloom is the primary birth flower for March, traditionally symbolizing rebirth, hope, and the arrival of spring.
What is a daffodil?
This flagship sports car, manufactured by Chevrolet since 1953, is often called "America’s Sports Car" and features a crossed-flags logo.
What is the Corvette?
This suave secret agent famously delivers his beverage preference as "shaken, not stirred" while introducing himself last-name-first.
Who is James Bond?
This legendary 1990s boy band caused a worldwide fan frenzy with massive pop hit "I Want It That Way."
Who are the Backstreet Boys?
He was the only U.S. president who never married, serving his entire term with his niece acting as the White House hostess.
Who was James Buchanan?
A staple of summer gardens, this beloved flower is the primary birth month bloom for June, representing love and passion in every color.
What is a rose?
This eccentric, gull-winged sports car with a stainless-steel body was the only model ever produced by its manufacturer before the company went bankrupt in 1982.
What is the DeLorean?
In the 1942 romantic drama Casablanca, Humphrey Bogart delivers this famous toast to Ingrid Bergman right before she boards a plane.
What is "Here's looking at you, kid"?
In 1997, this iconic British singer re-recorded his classic ballad "Candle in the Wind" as a tribute to Princess Diana, creating one of the best-selling singles in history.
Who is Elton John?
Known by the nickname "Old Rough and Ready," this Mexican-American War hero served only 16 months in office before dying of a sudden stomach illness in 1850.
Who was Zachary Taylor?
As the birth flower for August, its name comes from the Latin word for a "little sword," referencing its striking, tall spikes of colorful blossoms.
What is a gladiolus?
This classic luxury automaker, famous for its split-wing grille, was named after the French explorer who founded the city of Detroit.
What is Cadillac?
This legendary actress delivered the iconic warning, "Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy night," in the 1950 drama All About Eve.
Who is Bette Davis?
Led by frontman Kurt Cobain, this Seattle grunge band completely changed the music scene in 1991 with their anthem "Smells Like Teen Spirit."
Who is Nirvana?
This progressive leader and former university president is the only person in U.S. history to hold a Ph.D., which he earned from Johns Hopkins University.
Who was Woodrow Wilson?
Representing loyalty and friendship, this dense, multi-petaled autumn favorite is the only traditional birth flower assigned to the month of November.
What is a chrysanthemum?
Named for a prominent Midwestern river, this luxury car brand was launched by Ford in 1938 to slot perfectly between the Ford and Lincoln lineups.
What is Mercury?
In the 1967 classic Cool Hand Luke, the prison captain famously uses this ten-word phrase to explain why Paul Newman's character is being punished.
What is "What we've got here is failure to communicate"?
This Spanish pop duo created a global dance craze in 1995 with their massive remix hit about a woman named "Macarena."
Who is Los del Río?