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100

This 1913 law created the Federal Reserve System after a series of financial panics highlighted the need for a central bank.

What is the Federal Reserve Act?
100

This movie features the song "Circle of Life".

What is the Lion King?

100

This famous clock tower stands next to the Houses of Parliament in London.

What is Big Ben?

100

This is the primary ingredient in hummus.

What are Chickpeas?

100

This is the largest mammal in the world.

What is the blue whale?

200
This is the interest rate at which banks lend reserves to one another overnight, and it is targeted by the Fed's monetary policy.

What is the federal funds rate?

200

This singer is known as the "Queen of Pop".

Who is Madonna?

200

This is how many continents are on Earth. 

What is Seven?

200

This Italian city is widely credited as the birthplace of modern pizza.

What is Naples?

200
This marsupial carries its young in a pouch and is known for its powerful hing legs.

What is a kangaroo?

300

The Fed's dual mandate comes from Congress and requires it to pursue these two economic goals.

What are maximum employment and stable prices?

300

This is the year that Facebook officially launched.

What is 2004?

300

In this year, the Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg on its maiden voyage.

What is 1912?

300
This country is where the Caeser salad was invented, despite its Italian name.

What is Mexico?

300

This is the fastest land animal, capable of reaching speeds over 60 mph.

What is a cheetah?

400

This is the maximum number of years a Federal Reserve Board Governor can serve in one term.

What is 14 years?

400

This sitcom takes place in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

What is "The Office"?

400

This Italian Renaissance artist painted "The Last Supper".

Who is Leonardo da Vinci?
400

This fast-food chain has the most locations worldwide, with more than 60,000 restaurants across the globe.

What is Subway?

400

This mammal lays eggs instead of giving birth to live young.

What is a platypus?

500

This economist served as Fed Chair from 1987 to 2006 and oversaw monetary policy during the "Great Moderation."

Who is Alan Greenspan?

500

This is the year that "Friends" first aired.

What is 1994?

500

The hardest natural substance on Earth is this.

What is a diamond?

500

Feta cheese is traditionally made from sheep's milk, sometimes mixed with milk from this other animal.

What is a goat?

500

This bird cannot fly but is the largest living bird in the world.

What is an ostrich?

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