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100

In this 2003 film, Jack Black poses as a substitute teacher and forms a band with a class of fifth-graders.

School of Rock

100

On April 9, 1865, this Confederate general surrendered his army to Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House.

Robert E Lee

100

Because this Irish brand trademarked the Brian Boru harp in 1876, the Republic of Ireland was forced to turn its official state harp the opposite direction.

Guiness

100

Known for its tagline "The Cheesiest," this classic comfort food officially shortened its iconic name in 2022 to reflect how fans had casually referred to it for decades

Kraft Mac and Cheese

100

Naturally producing chemical compounds like THC and CBD, this psychoactive and medicinal plant features specialized glands called trichomes.

Cannabis

200

Jamie Foxx, Peter Sarsgaard, and Jake Gyllenhaal star in this 2005 biographical drama set during Operation Desert Shield.

Jarhead

200

Code-named Operation Detachment, the major WWII battle for this volcanic island was fought from February to March 1945.

Iwo Jima

200

Boston Beer Company brews a flagship Boston Lager named after this patriot cousin of the second U.S. President.

Samuel Adams

200

Made by slicing a poultry breast horizontally and pounding it thin, this boneless piece of meat cooks rapidly and is often breaded and pan-fried.

Chicken Cutlet

200

Derived from the leaves of the South American shrub Erythroxylum coca, this tropane alkaloid was historically chewed by indigenous Andean populations for energy.

Cocaine

300

Takes its name from a road dividing Detroit from its northern suburbs, this 2002 film stars Jimmy "B-Rabbit" Smith Jr. pursuing a rap career.

8 Mile

300

Under this secret post-WWII program, over 1,600 German scientists and engineers—including Wernher von Braun—were brought to the U.S.


Operation Paperclip

300

Known for its signature white can featuring a gold crest and script letter "L", this Milwaukee-rooted brand bills itself as the "Original Light Beer."

Miller Lite

300

Running along the spine of beef or pork, this lean, prized muscle cut yields high-end steaks like filet mignon and chateaubriand.

Tenderloin

300

Approved by the FDA in 2001, the extended-release version of this popular focus-enhancing medication carries the suffix "XR".

Adderal

400

Hosted by Joe Rogan, this 2010 documentary investigates a powerful psychoactive compound based on Dr. Rick Strassman's groundbreaking book.

DMT: The Spirit Molecule

400

In June 1876, this U.S. Cavalry officer and all five of his companies were killed at the Battle of the Little Bighorn.

General Custer

400

This American bomb shot is made by dropping a shot glass containing Irish cream and Irish whiskey into a half-pint of Guinness stout.

Irish Car Bomb

400

Smothered in marinara, ricotta, and melted mozzarella, a baked casserole version of this tubular pasta is a staple at Italian-American family gatherings.

Ziti

400

Over-the-counter medications ending in "DM"—like Robitussin DM or Mucinez DM—contain this active cough-suppressing ingredient.

DXM

500

Johnny Depp plays Mort Rainey, a reclusive author accused of plagiarism by a strange stalker, in this 2004 thriller based on a Stephen King novella.

Secret Window

500

Fought on September 17, 1862, near Sharpsburg, Maryland, this military engagement remains the single bloodiest day in American history.

Battle of Anteitam

500

Clocking in at up to 20% ABV, this extreme Imperial IPA brewed by Delaware's Dogfish Head is continuously hopped for two full hours.

120 minute IPA

500

Made from riced potatoes, flour, and egg, these small, pillowy Italian dumplings are often served with pesto, gorgonzola, or sage butter.

Gnocchi

500

Introduced in the 1950s and 1960s with Librium and Valium, this class of depressant medications includes Xanax, Klonopin, and Ativan.

Benzodiazepines

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