History
What year did the Thirty Years' War begin and end?
1618-1648
This long-snouted mammal from South America uses its tongue to eat ants
anteater
This is the longest river in South America
Amazon
Jesus turned water into wine at this town's wedding
Cana
This rodent has orange teeth and can chew through metal
beaver
This revolutionary invention by Johannes Gutenberg changed the spread of information
printing press
This small insectivorous mammal is nearly blind and uses echolocation
mole
This sea separates Saudi Arabia and Africa
Red Sea
This symbolic creature appears in Revelation and has seven heads and ten horns
Beast or Dragon
This force keeps the moon in orbit around the Earth
gravity
Segregated "colored" and "white" bathrooms were made illegal with the passage of the Civil Rights Act in this year
1964
These mammals are born underwater and take their first breath at the surface
whales
This tiny European country has no rivers and only one city
Vatican City
This king wrote the Book of Ecclesiastes
Solomon
This aquatic plant can grow up to 6 feet in diameter and support the weight of a child
giant water lily
This empire was led by Montezuma before the Spanish conquest
Aztec Empire
This echolocation-using mammal has more than 1,200 species worldwide
bat
This mountain is the highest in North America
Denali
This judge and prophetess led Israel into battle alongside Barak
Deborah
This plant, used in perfumes and oils, gets its name from the Latin word for "to wash."
lavender
Legal segregation in public places was ruled unconstitutional in this landmark 1954 U.S. Supreme Court case
Brown v. Board of Education
This long fish has a spear-like upper jaw and can swim at up to 60 mph
marlin
This island nation is made up of over 17,000 islands and is the fourth most populous country
Indonesia
This king had a dream interpreted by Daniel
Nebuchadnezzar
This massive filter-feeder lacks teeth and is second only to the blue whale in size
Basking Shark