Before They Were Famous
Before becoming a successful actor, this Indiana Jones star worked as a carpenter.
Harrison Ford
Many people mistakenly answer New York City, but this smaller city has actually been the New York's capital since 1797.
Albany
This man became the first person to walk on the Moon in 1969.
Neil Armstrong
Its "Golden Arches" may be recognized worldwide, but the company actually began as a small California hamburger stand.
McDonald's
This is the only U.S. state made up entirely of islands.
Hawaii
Before hosting The Tonight Show, this comedian spent years as Johnny Carson's permanent guest host.
Jay Leno
If you guessed Las Vegas, you'd be wrong! This city is Nevada's capital.
Carson City
She became the first woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Sandra Day O'Connor
Founded in Seattle in 1971, this coffee company originally sold beans and equipment instead of fancy drinks.
Starbucks
Although many people think it's a vegetable, a carrot is actually classified as this.
Root
Long before becoming an Oscar-winning filmmaker, this director worked as a newspaper reporter in Cincinnati.
Steven Spielberg
Kentucky's capital isn't Louisville or Lexington, but this city named after a famous American statesman.
Frankfort
This U.S. president was the first to live in the White House.
John Adams
This package delivery company's logo secretly hides an arrow between two letters.
The shortest war in recorded history lasted less than an hour and involved Britain and this African island nation.
Zanzibar
Before becoming one of television's most recognizable judges, this woman served as a Manhattan family court judge.
Judge Judy
Despite being the largest city in Illinois, Chicago isn't the capital city! This is.
Springfield
This company released the first commercially successful home video game console.
Atari
The swoosh logo belongs to this company, whose name comes from the Greek goddess of victory.
Nike
The first product ever scanned using a UPC barcode at a grocery store was this item, commonly displayed in checkout aisles.
Wrigley's chewing gum
Before becoming President of the United States, this actor starred alongside a chimpanzee in the film Bedtime for Bonzo.
Ronald Reagan
This Midwestern capital of Wisconsin shares its name with a famous battle fought in ancient Greece.
This explorer completed the first expedition to successfully circumnavigate the globe, although he died before it finished.
Ferdinand Magellan
Though known today for smartphones and computers, this company was originally named after a fruit because its founders wanted it listed near Atari in the phone book.
Apple
This man, who created Sherlock Holmes, eventually grew tired of the detective and famously tried to kill him off at Reichenbach Falls.
Arthur Conan Doyle