Historical Films
GREEK GEOGRAPHY
STARTS WITH "G"
RENAISSANCE LITERATURE
SCIENCE CLASS
100
One of the silent masterworks is 1928's "The Passion of" this 15th century woman
Joan of Arc
100
At about 9,570 feet, it's Greece's highest & arguably best-known peak
Mount Olympus
100
Grab some shade in one of these turreted garden houses that as the name suggests is good for a nice view 
a gazebo
100
Influenced by Petrarch, Joachim du Bellay brought this poetic form into French with a collection of 50 of them
sonnets
100
In natural form a mixture of 3 isotopes, this element is the most abundant in the Earth's crust & in the human body
oxygen
200
As her, Natalie Portman says, "There won't be another Camelot"
Jacqueline Kennedy
200
Thessaloniki is the capital city of Central this region, also the name of Philip II's ancient kingdom
Macedonia
200
Eugene Field's poem "The Duel" featured the Calico Cat & this dog
a Gingham Dog
200
The play "Antonius", Mary Sidney's translation of a French work, helped revive this form of "lone speaking" monologue
the soliloquy
200
Used as a common medical treatment in the 19th century, laudanum is a tincture of this narcotic dissolved in distilled spirits
opium
300
Seen here, this actress played an astronomer in 4th century Alexandria in "Agora"
Rachel Weisz
300
Greece's 3 main geographic areas are the islands, the mainland & joined by an isthmus, this peninsula, that lent its name to a war
the Peloponnesian (Peninsula)
300
This type of full-rigged sailing ship popular in the 16th & 17th centuries might have one or 2 tiers for guns
a galleon
300
A romantic epic, him "Innamorato" was followed nearly 30 years later by him "Furioso" in 1516
Orlando
300
Sedimentary deposits near Lake Superior produce the largest U.S. annual yield of hematite, the main ore of this metal
iron
400
The Charlton Heston film "55 Days at Peking" is set during this 1900 rebellion
the Boxer Rebellion
400
The setting of plays like "Oedipus" & "Antigone", this Greek city shares its name with a capital city of Ancient Egypt
Thebes
400
The mascot seen here represents these University of South Carolina sports teams 
the Gamecocks
400
Poet Henry Vaughan wrote a book of religious devotions bearing the name of this "Mount" near Jerusalem
the Mount of Olives
400
Alfred Nobel invented dynamite by mixing kieselguhr, a type of chalky earth, with this liquid explosive
nitroglycerin
500
This 2023 film is based on the true story of Joseph Bologne, a Black violinist & composer in 18th century France
Chevalier
500
Corfu is in this sea on Greece's west coast
the Ionian
500
Latin for "sword" gives us the name of this flower
a gladiola (gladiolus)
500
Margaret of Navarre's 16th century book of stories "The Heptameron" was modeled on a longer work by this Italian
Boccaccio
500
Around 1908, geneticist Thomas Morgan began using this insect to help establish the chromosome theory of heredity
a fruit fly