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100

In 1955, this African-American woman refused to give up her seat to white passengers on a Montgomery, Alabama bus, leading to her arrest.

Who is Rosa Parks?

100

This election year saw the last time a majority of Connecticut voters elected a Republican for President of the United States. 

When is 1988?

100

In March of 2003, President George W. Bush sent American troops to begin invading which Middle Eastern country?

What is Iraq?

100

The Great Depression, a time of economic strife, was kicked off by a major stock market crash in this year? 

What is 1929?

100
This 1925 novel follows a millionaire's obsession with rekindling a romance with his former lover. 

What is The Great Gatsby?

200

The Lorraine Hotel in this Tennessee city tragically became the site of an assassination on prominent civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr. 

Where is Memphis?

200

This river hosted the first steamboat voyage in the state in 1815?

What is the Connecticut River?

200

He was the general of the Confederate States during the Civil War.

Who is Robert E. Lee?

200

The largest coin mint in the United States can be found in this Pennsylvania city.

What is Philadelphia?

200

These women are a female subculture, known to contradict societal norms, by wearing knee-high skirts, bob hairstyles, and bold makeup. 

Who are Flappers?

300
This jazz musician made a poignant song in 1939 entitled "Strange Fruit", comparing the lynching of African American men to fruits hanging from a tree. 

Who is Billie Holiday?

300

In 1979, Mother Nature unleashed this natural disaster on the Windsor Locks area, causing 3 fatalities and $420 million dollars in damages.

What is a tornado?

300

This war that lasted from the end of 1990 to early 1991 was only 210 days long.

What is the Gulf War?


300

Elizabeth Taylor wore a

$200, 000 gown to play this royal figure in a 1963 film. 

Who is Cleopatra?


300
The 1920s was known as the "age" for this genre of music, for its unique rhythm of mixture of blues and instrumental music. 

What is jazz?

400

Which US President had to send federal troops to Little Rock, Arkansas when protestors fought against 9 African American students starting in a public school that was no longer segregated?

Who was President Eisenhower?

400

Ella T. Grasso was the first female elected to this role in the state of Connecticut in 1974.

What is Governor?

400
This legal document came out in the aftermath of the American Revolutionary War, to replace the Articles of Confederation. 

What is the Constitution?

400

This form of payment was not open to a woman alone, without a male's signature, until 1974. 

What is a credit card?

400

The 19th Amendment of the United States Constitution, certified in 1920, allowed woman to partake in this civil duty. 

What is voting?

500
This civil rights icon has a January holiday, created after a bill was signed in the early 1980s by President Ronald Reagan. 

Who is Martin Luther King Jr.?

500

Nautilus, the world's first atomic-powered submarine launched in this Connecticut city's submarine base?

Where is Groton?

500
The Japanese Navy launched a surprise military strike on this naval base in Hawaii in 1941

What is Pearl Harbor?

500
This discontinued coin cost more to produce than its face value. 

What is a penny?

500

This 1920s actress was the first African American female to star in a movie, with her leading role in Siren of the Tropics

Who is Josephine Baker?

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