A VOYAGE THROUGH EUROPE
TEENS IN HISTORY
POSE-POURRI
LIKE HANNAH
AQUATIC MAMMALS
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'(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Denmark.) I'm in Denmark at a museum named for these Norse seafarers; this is the world's largest reconstruction of one of their ships'
the Vikings
200
'"America has been my favorite country since the age of 13 when I first saw it", said this naval hero of the Revolution'
John Paul Jones
200
'Famke, Halle & Rebecca mutated from the runway to the big screen in this movie series'
X-Men
200
'A document showing the legal right to own a piece of property'
a deed
200
'This largest of the toothed whales is also the most numerous'
sperm
400
'(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from The Hague in the Netherlands.) The Peace Palace in The Hague was funded by this U.S. steel magnate in the hopes that all nations could meet here to talk & prevent war'
Carnegie
400
'In his teens, he became a teacher; too bad about that career change to "Fascist leader of Italy"'
Mussolini
400
'Now a TV host, she was the first African-American model on the cover of Sports Illustrated's swimsuit issue'
Tyra Banks
400
'Mother Teresa was one'
a nun
400
'This pinniped uses its tusks to dig mollusks from the ocean floor'
the walrus
600
'(Jon of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from France at Mont-Saint-Michel.) The distinctive silhouette of France's Mont-Saint-Michel was an inspiration for the design of Minas Tirith in this blockbuster 2003 film'
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
600
'He was a top student, & not yet a revolutionary, when his brother was executed for trying to kill the Czar in 1887'
Lenin
600
'Tyson isn't fowl: a co-host of "Make Me A Supermodel", he's been one of People's 50 Most Beautiful People'
Tyson Beckford
600
'On film Emile Hirsch drove the Mach 5, which was this'
a racecar
600
'Seen here, the sea type of this has the thickest fur of any animal, with more than one million hairs per square inch'
the sea otter
800
'(Sarah of the Clue Crew somehow delivers the clue from both the Museo de Navarra in Pamplona, Spain and Santiago de Compostela in Spain.) Pamplona's 16th century Our Lady of Misery was a way station on a set route for these religious travelers as they trekked hundreds of miles from France to their final destination--Santiago de Compostela'
pilgrims
800
'King James VI of Scotland was kidnapped at age 15 while his mom, this queen, was a prisoner'
Mary, Queen of Scots
800
'You'll find her & her mole on infomercials for her line called Meaningful Beauty'
Cindy Crawford
800
'An opinion or principle held by a person or group'
tenet
800
'Tursiops truncatus, the scientific name of this beaked dolphin, means "dolphin with a cut-off face"'
a bottlenose dolphin
1000
'(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from Lisbon, Portugal.) Though it was once called Olissipo & is historically a city of seafarers, it's only a legend that Lisbon was founded by this Homeric wanderer'
Ulysses
1000
'As a teen Walter Raleigh served with the armies of these French Protestants'
the Huguenots
1000
'This waif fashioned her personal life around dating rockers like Pete Doherty & Jamie Hince'
Kate Moss
1000
'The name of this Honda model comes from the Latin for "citizen"'
Civic
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'Its population has grown the past few years, but this state marine mammal of Florida is still endangered'
the manatee
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