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The Hospitality State. Capital: Jackson

What is Mississippi

100

Ottawa.

What is Canada?

100

The famed, short, French general who was actually above average in height for his time period.

Who is Napoleon Bonaparte?

100

"I'm lovin' it".

What is McDonald's?

100

Vice versa.

What is "the other way around"?

200

A synonym for librarian.

What is bookkeeper?

200

Berlin.

What is Germany?

200

The longtime Cuban leader that received as many as 600 attempts on his life before his natural death in 2016.

Who is Fidel Castro?

200

"Melts in Your Mouth, Not in Your Hands"

What are M&Ms?

200

Alibi.

What is "excuse/story". (Literal translation: elsewhere)

300

The Volunteer State.

What is Tennessee?

300

New Delhi.

What is India?

300

The French hero of the 100 Year War, and the only woman to be burned at the stake as a heretic and (later) sainted.

Who is Joan of Arc?
300

"Das Auto".

What is Volkswagon?

300

Et cetera.

What is "and so on"?

400

A professional group assembled for a specific purpose.

What is a committee?

400

Lima.

What is Peru?
400

The man famed for shouting "The British are coming!" in the American War of Independence. (Though it's actually an urban legend)

Who is Paul Revere?
400

"Think Different".

What is Apple?

400

Quid pro quo.

What is "this for that"?

500

To whom a letter is sent.

What is the addressee?

500

Johannesburg.

What is South Africa?

500

The 16th US President, who is in the Wrestling Hall of Fame.

Who is Abraham Lincoln?

500

"Semper Fi".

What are the U.S. Marines?

(Always faithful in Latin!)

500

Via.

What is "by way of"? (Literal translation: road)

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