Historical Oddities
This iconic Russian figure holds a reputation for his seemingly supernatural abelites and involvement in the affairs of the Royalty.
Grigori Rasputin
World War 1
The Mesopotamians, likely saw the creation of this round, simple object
The Wheel
This landmark, infamously missing it's nose, is located in which country?
Egypt
This hierarchical system was known for holding the medieval Europe in tact, with the King or royalty at the top.
The Feudal System
This "plague", taking place in 1518, had people making movements nonstop
The Dancing Plague
This war included battles such as: The Atlantic, Okinawa and Normandy
World War Two
This infamous invention had it's credit stolen by a German man, but most likely has its origins in the Tang Dynasty.
The printing press
This Canadian province is best known for being betrayed by the other provinces in the "Night of the Long Knives"
Quebec
This was the Russian word for an unfree peasant, with it's origins beginning around the 17th century.
Serf or Serfdom
Blood, phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile are the 4 parts that make up this kind of historical medicinal system.
The 4 Humors
Fought mostly in one Peninsula, this war is known for being the first to have detailed written reports and photography recorded on it.
The Crimean War
In 1998, this "engine" was created by two Stanford PHD students
This French island in the Caribbean Sea is home to many anti- colonial thinkers and revolutionaries.
Martinique
Empress Wu (known as Wu Zetian) was the first woman emperor of China during this dynasty.
Tang Dynasty
When Japan went to seize Singapore from British colonial forces, they rode on this method of transportation, through the Malaysian jungle.
Bicycle
This series of war saw fighting in the Baltics (against Pagan tribes)
The Crusades
This card game was originally sold by a man and his wife at camp grounds in 1971
UNO
The Bois Caïman ceremony took place in this country (modern name)?
Haiti
This royal title originally comes from a term written in Sanskrit, used in India.
Maharaja
This figure, is rumored to have been attacked by a pack of wild rabbits.
Napoleon
This war is rumored to have lasted less then 40 minutes
Anglo- Zanzibar (1896)
This power tool was the first to be released as cordless in the 1960s
Cordless Drill
This country is considered to be the home of the world’s oldest continuous living culture known to us. (65,000)
Australia (Indigenous Australians)
The peasants in this geopolitical region were well known for their innovative agricultural practices and ability to be self- sufficient.
The Middle East