Food
Clothing
Language
Holidays
Art, Music, and Dance
100
Corn originated from this country and has spread through Aztec, Mayan, and Incan empires across Latin America.
Mexico
100
Donatella Versace, Giorgio Armani, and Valentino Garavani are all pioneering fashion designers from this country.
Italy
100
This is the third most widely spoken language in Canada after English and French.
Mandarin (Chinese)
100
This Indian holiday celebrates spring, love and new life with the throwing of colored powders.
Holi
100
Flamenco is a popular style of music and dance that originated in this country.
Spain 
200
This Korean fermented side dish was traditionally stored in the ground in terracotta pots.
Kimchi
200
The kilt is a traditional knee-length skirt-like garment worn in the highlands of this country.
Scotland
200
This culture has over 200 different words that mean “rain”
Hawaiian
200
This Jewish holiday is the holiest day of the year traditionally spent fasting and repenting.
Yom Kippur
200
This art of beautiful, expressive handwriting using specialized tools like pens, brushes, or markers, focusing on form and line variation originated in China
Calligraphy
300
This seasoning is a combination of dried spices most famously found and associated with Indian dishes.
Garam Masala
300
A huipil is the most common traditional garment worn by indigenous women from this country to Central America.
Mexico
300
Inuit and Yupik are two branches of this type of indigenous peoples' language family.
Eskimoan
300
This was the original color of Santa Claus suit (before it turned into red in 1880s)
Tan
300
The term “karaoke” from this culture means empty orchestra and has gained popularity globally in bars and clubs.
Japanese
400
Central African dishes of mandazi, pilaf rice, kachumbari and sambusa are all influenced by this culture.
Swahili
400
“Agbada” is one of the names for a wide-sleeve robe worn by men in these two parts of Africa.
West and North
400
This alphabet is commonly used to identify national and international sororities and fraternities.
Greek
400
Oysters are traditionally eaten on Christmas Eve in this country.
France
400
The painting art forms of Thangka and Saura originated from this country
India
500
You can commonly find sandwiches made with a single slice of bread for this culture.
Swedish
500
The Keffiyah is considered a national symbol of this country and was traditionally worn to protect against sand and sun
Palestine
500
This language is known as the "dead language" even though it transformed into several Romance languages.
Latin
500
Festival de Mascaras de Hatillo is a celebration of elaborate costumes and masks in this territory.
Puerto Rico
500
“Rosemaling” is this culture’s folk painting style of ornate floral designs on plain backgrounds. Brushes were crafted with squirrel tail hairs or cow ears.
Norwegian