History
Despite their atrocious actions, Hitler, Stalin and Mussolini were all nominated for this award
Nobel Peace Prize
This commonly known Italian food wasn't actually invented by the Italians. It was first eaten by the Chinese
Pizza
This common phrase comes from a mocking of the confirmation phrase "All Correct" with people spelling it as "Oll Korrect"
OK
"D'Oh" This animated series is the longest running scripted primetime show in American history
The Simpsons
15 years after the ending of FRIENDS, Jennifer Anniston finally made her TV return alongside Reese Witherspoon on this show
The Morning Show
Ancient Egyptian servants used to coat themselves in this substance to keep flies away from the Pharaoh
Honey
It is said that this food was first invented by Duke John Montagu in 1762, when he ordered his servants to place two pieces of bread around roast beef so he could eat while playing cards
Sandwich
The majority of currently spoken European languages all derive from this root language
Latin
This actor was the first to be nominated for an Emmy for the same character on 3 different shows: Frasier, Cheers, and Wings
Kelsey Grammer
This hit Whitney Houston song is actually a cover, the original was made by Dolly Parton
"I will always love you"
The 1946 Nuremburg trials presented a major issue with many languages being spoken. It was solved with an instant translation device still in use today, made by this company
IBM
German chocolate cake didn't originate in Germany. It was first made by Sam German in this southwestern state
Texas
"Clue" derives from the Greek "Clew", meaning a ball of yarn. It's current use stems from a mythological story of Ariadne giving Theseus the object to help him successfully navigate this massive maze
The Labyrinth
Despite having so many kids, this TV family's bathroom had no toilet as execs. thought it would be rude to show one on TV
The Brady Bunch
This hollywood actor has portrayed God in so many films that he has earned the nickname, "The voice of God"
Morgan Freeman
The Spanish and Portuguese had disagreements over who got the rights to colonial lands in Africa and the Americas, so they invited this man to come up with a solution
The Pope
Despite all the conspiracy theories, this products name actually comes from a combination of the words "spice" and "ham"
SPAM
This common burger condiment gets it's name from a Chinese sauce made of pickled fish known as "ke-chiap"
Ketchup
With his father Kurt having entered the franchise years earlier, this 2nd generation actor got into the MCU in "Falcon & The Winter Soldier"
Wyatt Russell
During WW2, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights were not kept in Washington, instead being held at this military installation
Fort Knox
Despite being in the middle of a civil war, The communist CCP and this other major government created an alliance to combat the Japanese invasion in WW2
The Kuomintang
Wally Amos was a talent agent who represented stars such as Simon & Garfunkel, Diana Ross, and Marvin Gaye before inventing this children's lunchtime favorite sweet
Famous Amos Cookies
This word, meaning protest, comes from the name of an Irish land agent who treated his tenants so bad they started the "Land War"
Boycott
Adjusted for inflation, this person is the highest paid network primetime actor ever, making more than $2 million
Ray Romano, "Everybody Loves Raymond"
Where would you find the Sea of Tranquility?
The moon