US HISTORY
Who won the Civil War?
The North
Who is the most decorated Olympian of all time?
Michael Phelps, 23 gold medals, 28 overall.
How many members were in the Spice Girls?
5
Name the Arnold Schwarzenegger Christmas film where he races to find a Turbo-Man toy for his son?
Jingle All The Way
What is the driest place on Earth?
Antarctica
What were the last two states admitted to the United States of America?
Alaska and Hawaii
Which country invented the sport of cricket?
England
What does "MTV" stand for?
Music Television
In HOME ALONE, what city does Kevin's family fly to when they accidentally leave him behind?
Which comic book character did Michael Jackson want to play so much that he considered buying Marvel Comics in the 1990s?
Spider-Man
Who was the 16th US President?
Abraham Lincoln
Who holds the record in the NFL for most career passing yards?
Tom Brady, 89,214
Who performed the Super Bowl halftime show in 2023?
Rhianna
In ELF, What are the four main food groups for elves?
Candy, candy canes, candy corns, and syrup
In a Goofy Movie, What is the name of the famous musician Max and Goofy rush to see?
Powerline
During World War 2 and during the Cold War, which animals did the government try to utilize in order to spy on Russia and start large scale fires in Japan?
Acoustic Kitty for spying on the Kremlin
Bat Bombs for spreading fire in Japan
Which NFL team completed the only perfect season while also winning a superbowl?
1972 Miami Dolphins
Which artist has won the most Grammy Awards of all time?
Beyonce
Die Hard, one of the best Christmas films ever made takes place in what state?
California
What color is a Polar Bear's skin?
Black
In the 1950's, the US government conducted biological warfare testing on which US city unbeknownst to its citizens?
San Francisco (1950): Under Operation Sea-Spray, a U.S. Navy ship sprayed Serratia marcescens and Bacillus globigii into the air off the coast, blanketing the Bay Area and exposing roughly 800,000 residents without their knowledge. While military officials claimed the bacteria were harmless, several hospital patients developed urinary tract infections and pneumonia, and a resident named Edward J. Nevin died from a heart valve infection
Who is widely considered one of the most versatile athletes in the history of the US?
HINT: He once won an Olympic event wearing two different track shoes.
Jim Thorpe (Sac and Fox Nation)
Which legendary guitarist was left-handed and played a right-handed guitar flipped upside down?
Jimmy Hendrix
What is the highest-grossing Christmas movie of all time at the worldwide box office?
Grinch (2018)
Which fruit/vegetable did many people in the Western world think was poisonous until 1820?
Tomatoes