Myth & Legend
This god wields a thunderbolt and rules Mount Olympus.
Zeus
This country’s flag has a red maple leaf, which represents the country’s nature and environment.
Canada
This classic chocolate bar has nougat, caramel, and peanuts.
Snickers
"I’ll get you, my pretty, and your little dog too!"
The Wicked Witch of the West
This president abolished slavery and delivered the Gettysburg Address.
Abraham Lincoln
The Norse god of thunder, famous for his hammer.
Thor
The white cross on this flag symbolizes Christianity.
Switzerland
These small, colorful, sugar-coated chocolate pieces were first made by Forrest Mars in the 1930s.
M&Ms
“I am your father.”
Darth Vader
This president commanded the Continental Army and set many precedents for future presidents.
George Washington
This Norse trickster god is known for his mischief.
Loki
The blue stripe on this flag symbolizes freedom, while the white stripe represents equality, and red represents fraternity.
France
These chocolate-covered peanuts are a classic movie theater snack.
Goobers
“The boy who lived comes to die.”
Voldemort
This president was famous for his “Big Stick” diplomacy and progressive reforms.
Theodore Roosevelt
This Greek hero completed 12 labors.
Hercules/Heracles
The green in this flag represents the land and agriculture, while the orange represents courage.
India
This Japanese candy is chewy, fruity, and comes in flavors like melon and grape.
Hi-Chew
“I am inevitable.”
Thanos
This president was the first president to live in the White House.
John Adams
This monster has the body of a lion, a woman’s head, and wings, and asks riddles.
Sphinx
The white in this flag represents peace and honesty.
Japan
This candy is small, round, fruity, and comes in many flavors like cherry and green apple.
Jelly Beans
“Why so serious?”
The Joker
This president was the first to serve two non-consecutive terms.
Grover Cleveland