Al Capone
What was his claim to fame?
he was a famous American Gangster
Who was the most popular character?
Bonus: played by whom?
The most popular character on the American sitcom Happy Days was Fonzie, played by Henry Winkler:
Popularity: Fonzie was originally a secondary character, but became a lead character as he became more popular than the other characters. At the height of the show's popularity in the late 1970s, Fonzie was one of the most popular characters in the world.
Who won Super Bowl Number #1?
Packers
What is the movement of water in the river called?
current
Ben Franking is one of the United Sates _______
fathers
Founding Fathers
What is the most popular sandwich in the US?
Hint: its a hot sandwhich
Grilled Cheese
What was Folsom?
a prison
What famous movie was released on 1983 was based on Al Capone?
Scarface based on the life of Al Capone.
What was his famous nickname?
Scarface, Snorky, the Big Guy, Big Al
What STATE did Happy Days take place?
Bonus: What City?
Wisconsin
It took place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Who did they play (what team did the packers beat to win the first super bowl?)
Kansas City Chiefs
What is a waterfall?
A waterfall is a place where a river or stream of water falls over a steep drop, usually into a pool of water below. Waterfalls are formed by erosion, which is the process of wearing away the earth.
On what piece of US money will you find Ben Franklin?
Benjamin Franklin is on the front of the $100 bill, the highest denomination currently printed. On the back is an illustration of Independence Hall.
This American sandwich is messy but good! Which of these sandwiches traditionally consists of ground beef, sweetened tomato sauce, and onions on a hamburger bun What is it?
Sloppy Joe
Did Johnny Cash ever serve time at Folsom?
No he never served more than a night or two in the country jail
Only two
Johnny Cash performed two shows at Folsom State Prison in California on January 13, 1968. The shows were held at 9:40 AM and 12:40 PM the second being a failsafe in case the first one did not go well
What did Al Capone sell that was illegal in the 1920's?
Alcohol
What kind of store did Mr. Cunningham have?
Where was Super Bowl I played?
City OR State OR Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
What is the part of the river that joins the sea called?
(The _______of the river joins the sea.)
Mouth: Most rivers eventually join the sea at their mouth
What type of HEATING device did Ben Franklin invent?
Franklin stove: In 1741, Ben invented the Franklin stove, an iron furnace that allowed people to heat their homes safely while using less wood.
This sandwich is a bit Western! It's very popular in states such as Texas. These sandwiches traditionally consists of chopped beef with Barbecue sauce packed together between two buttered buns of bread. What is it?
BBQ Sandwich
WHO asked Johnny to preform at Folsom?
the inmates themselves wrote and asked him to come he was moved and decided he needed to do so
A __________ sandwich typically consists of corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and Russian dressing (or Thousand Island dressing) on rye bread, all grilled together between slices of bread; it's a classic deli sandwich known for its rich flavors and textures
A Reuben sandwich typically consists of corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and Russian dressing (or Thousand Island dressing) on rye bread, all grilled together between slices of bread; it's a classic deli sandwich known for its rich flavors and textures
WHERE did Capone get into a fight that caused the scar on his face earning him his famous nickname?
A brothel or bar
What was Richie's favorite song?
Bonus: When did he sing this?
Blueberry Hill sang by the Domino's
Richie would always sing this after his dates.
Who was the coach of the winning team in Super Bowl I?
Vince Lombardi
All river flow ________
(What direction?)
all rivers flow downhill due to the force of gravity, which pulls water from higher elevations to lower elevations, dictating the direction of a river's flow; this means a river's source is always at a higher point than its mouth where it empties into another body of water like a lake or ocean.
What type of eye wear did Ben Franklin invent?
Bifocals: Ben’s vision deteriorated as he grew older. He loved to read and grew tired of switching between two pairs of glasses—one that helped him to see things close, another to see things farther away. So he cut the lenses from both pairs in half, then put half of each lens in a single frame, inventing bifocals.
A healthy twist, this sandwich is made similar to the hamburger. This is usually another popular sandwich at American fast food restaurants, providing a healthy alternative choice to hamburgers. What is it?
Typically severed with lettuce and mayo
Chicken Sandwich
What inspired the song Folsom Prison Blues?
watched a prison movie that inspired him to pen the song Folsom Prison Blues
An _____ ________ hot sandwich is a sandwich made with a single slice of bread or toast topped with hot food. The bread is typically toasted or grilled
An open-faced hot sandwich is a sandwich made with a single slice of bread or toast topped with hot food. The bread is typically toasted or grilled
What massacre was Al Capone famous for?
St. Valentines Day massacre although he was in Florida at the time and the case remains unsolved
What was Fonzie's first name?
Bonus: Who called him by his first name?
Arthur
Marion called Fonzie Arthur all the time.
Can you re watch Super Bowl number 1?
If NOT why?
NO, Both NBC and CBS wiped the broadcast tapes to save money. Only a few small samples of the game survived, including footage of Max McGee's opening touchdown and Jim Taylor's touchdown run.
What are river rapids?
River rapids are areas of a river where the water flows quickly and turbulently due to a steep river bed. They are often found in younger streams and near mountains
What was Ben Franklins most famous experiment?
according to Franklin himself. In 1752, he tied a key to a kite string and took it outside during a thunderstorm. His goal was to prove that lightning was a form of electricity. known today as the Kite experiment
This sandwich has become a famous item in the "City of Brotherly Love" and was developed during the early 20th century. These sandwiches consists of thinly sliced pieces of steak layered with melted cheese on a long roll, What is it?
The Philly Cheesesteak
The Philly cheesesteak was invented by Pat and Harry Olivieri, native Philadelphians who began selling the sandwich at their hot dog stand near Philadelphia's Italian market in the 1930s. The popularity of the sandwich grew, allowing Pat Olivieri to open up his own restaurant.
Originally the sandwich was served without cheese and consisted of sliced steak meat on hoagie rolls. Cheese was added later by a manager at Olivieri's restaurant, and continues to be a part of the sandwich today.
Which President did Johnny Cash met?
Bonus: What did they meet to discuss?
Cash testified before Congress and met with President Richard Nixon to discuss prison reform in 1972, and continued to crusade on behalf of the imprisoned for the rest of his career.
What was the name of the make out spot (or point) in Happy Days?
'Inspiration Point'
They were always talking about this place.
Who was Capones biggest rival?
Bugs Moran
What instrument did Richie play in the band?
saxophone
What YEAR was Super Bowl 1 played?
1967
What is it called when river change the landscape forming new landscapes?
For example the river _________the rocks over year and years of following thru the land.
Erosion: The energy of flowing water carves landforms like canyons and valleys through a process called erosion
For example the river eroded the rocks over year and years of following thru the land.
How many kids did Ben Franklin have?
Benjamin Franklin had three children. William, born around 1730, was his illegitimate son with an unknown woman. He was raised by Ben and his wife, Deborah. He remained loyal to the British crown and became royal governor of New Jersey. Ben's second son, Francis, was born in 1732. He died of smallpox at age four. Ben's daughter, Sarah, was born in 1743. She married and had seven children.
This sandwich has an odd name, but usually is not made with meat from a pig. It is a traditional American favorite that is popular in fast food industries and served in high class restaurants. These sandwiches consists of a thick juicy ground beef patty, usually layered with cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, sealed in between two thick buttered bread buns, What is it?
Hamburgers are one of the most popular American foods and a traditional favorite. Hamburger sandwiches were first served at the Buffalo Fair in Hamburg, New York in 1885. Today they are a common feature on menus at fast food restaurants. Fast food chains such as McDonald's have given the American hamburger fame in many different countries around the world.
What were the inmates warned to do BEFORE Johnny Cash introduced himself on stage?
Bonus: What was his famous opening line?
The inmates were silent until they heard the Man in Black introduce himself:
“Hello. I’m Johnny Cash.”
600 is made up of three distinct _____ numbers multiplied together.
600 is made up of three distinct prime numbers multiplied together. (Hence, the prime factors of 600 are 2, 3, and 5. The prime factorization of 600 is 2 × 2 × 2 × 3 × 5 × 5.)
What TWO states did Capone have hideaways in?
Hint: he was from IL
Wisconsin and Minnesota
Who was the singer of the group?
(the one with the best voice?)
Potsie
Who was named MVP after Super Bowl 1?
MVP: Bart Starr, the Packers' quarterback, was named MVP
What is the scientific name for river bends?
Meanders: Rivers carve bends in their path called meanders
What famous US Documents did Ben Franklin sign?
Hint: there are 4
Benjamin Franklin stands alone as the only person to have signed all four of the documents that helped to create the United States: the Declaration of Independence (1776); the Treaty of Alliance, Amity, and Commerce with France (1778); the Treaty of Peace between England, France, and the United States (1782); and the Constitution (1787). In addition, he helped to write parts of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
This sandwich is named after an American music celebrity! These sandwiches is made with peanut butter, bananas, and fried bacon on grilled bread. What is it?
The Elvis Sandwich
The Elvis Sandwich was a favorite food of Elvis Presley. It is made from Hawaiian bread that is filled with peanut butter, banana slices, and bacon, then cooked in a skillet or griddle. This sandwich was also a popular favorite with Michael Bloomberg, the mayor of New York City.
How did the inmates respond to Cash's song Folsom Prison Blues?
The inmates were quiet throughout the song’s performance, careful not to applaud or cheer at any comments about the prison itself for fear of retaliation from the guards. The cheers heard on the album following the line “I shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die,” were added in post-production.
What is the most common river pollutant?
According to the EPA, the most common river pollutant is sediment which includes loose soil particles like sand, clay, and silt that can be transported by water and settle at the bottom of a river, impacting water quality for drinking, wildlife, and recreation.
What finally killed Al Capone?
Al Capone died in his Palm Island Mansion in Miami Beach, Florida on January 25, 1947. He died of cardiac arrest after suffering a stroke. He was 48 years old
Who loved Chachi?
Joanie
Joanie Cunningham and Chachi Arcola from the sitcom Happy Days had a spin-off called Joanie Loves Chachi where they move to Chicago to peruse music careers
What was the average ticket price for Super Bowl I?
$12
In which part of the river does the water flows the fastest?
Upper course
What was Ben Franklins position on slavery?
Did it ever change?
Benjamin Franklin owned slaves as a young man, but he became a prominent opponent of slavery later in life:
This open faced sandwich is not found in very many places outside of its home state of Illinois. The Horseshoe sandwich is served with bread on the bottom, piled with french fries, hamburger meat or ham, and cheese sauce. Which city did the Horseshoe sandwich originate in?
Springfield, Illinois
The Horseshoe sandwich was created in 1928 by a chef in the Leland Hotel, located in Springfield Illinois. As an open faced sandwich, the Horseshoe is not served with its fillings packed in between two pieces of bread like most traditional sandwiches, but the bread is served a plate with the fillings stacked on top.
The sandwich is usually made with hamburger meat but other meats that have been used include fried fish, chicken, and pork tenderloins.
WHEN (date) did Johnny preform this epic concert?
January 13, 1968
About how many thousands of people attended Super Bowl 1?
Watched on TV?
Attendance: 61,946 people attended the game.
TV audience: An estimated 65 million people watched the game on CBS and NBC
_____ ________(who) took over after Capone was arrested and sent to __________(name the prison) and essentially retired from the mob life.
Frank Nitti took over after Capone was arrested and sent to Alcatraz and essentially retired.
Capone's underboss and bodyguard, Nitti was in charge of the Outfit's money. He was convicted of tax evasion and served 18 months in prison. After his release in 1932, he became the acting boss of the Chicago Outfit.
In what state did Fonzie jump over the shark?
California
Fonzie made it over the shark on his skis.
The Green Bay Packers, representing the ______ _______ _____, played against the Kansas City Chiefs, representing the ___ _______ _______.
(What two Leagues were competing)
The Green Bay Packers, representing the National Football League (NFL), played against the Kansas City Chiefs, representing the American Football League (AFL).
What do you call smaller rivers that flow into another river?
Tributaries (It doesn’t flow into the sea)
WHY was Benjamin Franklin never President although he is one of only two NON president on US money?
(Alexander Hamilton is on the $10 bill and was never President they are the only two)
What COUNTRY invented the sandwich?
Bonus: Name the man who did.
The sandwich originated in 18th century England:
WHO was the inmate who wrote a song in Folsom that was later recorded and played at the prison by Johnny Cash?
Bonus: What was the name of the song?
Glen Sherley had a front-row seat in the prison’s drab cafeteria for the show. The convict was doing time for armed robbery. He had no idea that Cash had gotten hold of his song when Cash announced: “This song was written by our friend, Glen Sherley. I hope we do your song justice, Glen."
Song was called ‘Greystone Chapel’
What MEDICAL device did Ben Franklin create in 1757?
In 1752, Benjamin Franklin invented the first flexible urinary catheter to help his brother John, who had bladder stones and kidney stones:
Purpose Franklin's catheter was designed to be a more comfortable alternative to the rigid metal tubes that were used at the time.
Impact Franklin's catheter was the first of its kind in America and helped make the daily catheterization process less painful for his brother.