American History
Math
Landmarks
Science
General
100

This ship, that carried the first pilgrims to America in 1620, shares its name with a species of wildflower. 

The Mayflower

100

This number is the only prime number that is even. 

2

100

This landmark in Paris gets 6 inches taller in the summer due to expansion from heat. 

The Eiffel Tower

100

This planet is the only in our solar system to spin clockwise.

Venus

100

This smallest country in the world is home to the Pope! 

Vatican City

200

This deal with France, which shares a name with a southern US state, expanded the United States territory west. 

The Louisiana Purchase

200
This math term is the name for the longest side of a right triangle. 

Hypotenuse 

200

This famous Chinese landmark is home to many stray cats, and was featured in the Disney film Mulan.

The Great Wall of China

200

This layer of Earth's atmosphere contains the Ozone layer. 

The Stratosphere 

200

This oceanic drop-off is the deepest point on the Earth

Mariana's Trench

300

This President lead us through the Civil War and signed The Emancipation Proclamation, abolishing slavery. 

Abraham Lincoln

300

This angle is between 91 and 179 degrees. 

Obtuse

300

This iconic American landmark was actually a gift from the French, its plaque reads "Bring me your huddled masses."

The Statue of Liberty

300

This basic unit of life makes up every living organisim

Cells

300

This English playwright and actor wrote many famous works like Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet

William Shakespeare 

400

Martin Luther King Jr, gave this famous speech at the Lincoln Memorial after the March on Washington.

The "I Have a Dream" speech. 

400

This kind of fraction has a numerator larger than the denominator. 

Improper

400

The ancient Egyptians were powerful architects when building these famous landmarks. 

The Great Pyramids

400

This invisible element makes up about 78% of Earth's atmosphere

Nitrogen

400
This essential vitamin is produced when our body is exposed to sunlight. 

Vitamin D

500

This constitutional amendment gave women the right to vote.  

19th Amendment

500

This algebra-related term stands for a letter with an unknown value. 

Variable

500

This British landmark is the main residence of the British Royal Family. 

Buckingham Palace

500

This pigment gives human skin, hair, and eyes their color

Melanin

500
This renaissance painter, inventor, and scientist painted the famous Mona Lisa and created many famous inventions.

Leo Da Vinci

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