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These shorties first appeared in 1938 in a Disney film that featured a magically induced comatose princess.
Who are "The Seven Dwarves"
The French Revolution was aided by this invention which famously ended the life of Maximilien Robespierre. All it takes is the flip of a switch.
Forced to perform the tortuous "twelve labors" this hero is widely regaurded as the strongest mortal in greek mythology. His story was later turned into a more kid friendly movie!
This household kitchen material was often used to wrap antennas on the ol' tube to boost signals
What is "aluminum foil"
This production is the longest-running broadway show began in 1988 and still continues today. Hint: "You alone can make my song take flight"
What is "The Phantom of The Opera"
This Disney "princess" is the only widely known princess character without, actually being royalty herself.
Who is "Mulan"
This "bard" is credited with his command of language and his creative intellect in the creation of theatrical productions. "LONG LIVE MACBETH!"
Who is "William Shakespeare"
This multi-headed beast of ancient mythology is terrifying to behold. "Cut off one head... two more shall take its place"
This iconic moment in sports history occurred in the 1980 Winter Olympics was described as a "Miracle" USA! USA! USA!
This Welch pirate captain terrorized the seas around Ireland. He later came to become the Lieeutenant Governor of Jamacia... and have his own brand of spiced rum.
Who is "Captain Morgan"
This famed Disney character is widely known for his line "Second star to the right and straight on til' morning!"
This ancient city was ground 0 for the Holy Wars and is widely regarded as one of the largest religious centers in the world.
This hero of mythology was said to be utterly invincible. All it took to spell his downfall was a swift spear to the heel.
Who is "Achilles"
It was in this year that colored televisions sets first came to the commercial market.
When was "1953"
This is the only Middle Eastern Country that borders both Caspian Sea and the Persian Gulf.
This United States President served in the navy prior to his term which lasted from January 20, 1961 until November 22, 1963. "For the eyes of the world now look into space, to the moon and to the planets beyond"
Who is "John Fitzgerald Kennedy"
Slain by the demigod Theseus, this monster of the maze has the body of a man and the head of a bull. "Beware the ____"
What is the "Minotaur"
This song was played by television broadcasting companies to signal the end of the broadcasting day.
What is "The Star Spangled Banner"
This is the only three word capitol city of a State in the Continental United States.
In Disneys hit movie "The Sword and The Stone" what enchanted object does Wart pull the sword from?
This excommunicated priest is credited with the translation of the Bible to German and his branch of catholicism. He also nailed his 95 grievances to the door of the Catholic Church.
Who is "Martin Luther"
This greedy and self absorbed king of greek mythology is proof that "not all that glitters is gold"
Who is "King Midas"
This old-time invention was used to open bottles and other beverages that, contrary to the devices name, is anything but holy.
What is a "Church Key"
At the 2010 Grammy Awards, this famed artist won more Grammys (4) than Elvis did his entire career (3). Her songs leave you lying' on the cold hard ground.
Who is "Taylor Swift"