What was the name of the ship on which the Pilgrims traveled to North America in 1620?
What is the Mayflower
100
What is Alaska's State Animal
What is a moose
100
Name the location where you can get a blizzard - also name one flavor
What is Dairy Queen
100
How many jurors were dismissed during the course of O. J. Simpson's double-murder trial?
What is 10
100
This man founded the Frankish Holy Roman Empire and was known for his support of learning (even though he couldn't read).
Who is CHARLEMAGNE?
200
What was the name of the world's first man-made satellite launched by the USSR in 1957?
What is Sputnik
200
Mountains sweep from Newfoundland to Alabama
What is The Appalachian Mountains
200
You receive this number when you ask for a baker's dozen.
What is 13
200
She "wants to dance with somebody." But only when she's not getting beaten by her husband. Who is this famous singer.
Who Whitney Houston
200
This man created a code of morals for the Chinese.
Who is CONFUCIUS?
300
This term refers to the first ten amendments to the Constitution, ratified in 1791, to guarantee specific rights and freedoms to the American people and to reserve some powers to the states.
What is the Bill of Rights
300
Capital of Maine
What is Augusta
300
This vegetable is never usually processed, frozen, cooked or preserved.
What is lettuce
300
Even though they played siblings, Matthew Broderick and Jennifer Grey would later become engaged after this movie.
What is Farris Bueller's Day Off
300
What battle in WWII is known as D-Day?
What is The Battle of Normandy
400
In this case, the Supreme Court established that Congress had the power to regulate interstate commerce, not the individual states.National law is superior to state law when the two come into conflict
What is Gibbons v. Ogden
400
State known for the "birthplace of a nation"
What is Virginia
400
What restaurant can you order a "Porky Fig"
What is Dewey's Pizza
400
What was the last song John Lennon played for a paying audience?
What is "I Saw Her Standing There"
400
The mission that became the first time the Americans bombed the Japanese after Pearl Harbor.
What is the "Doolittle Raid?"
500
When did the National Woman Suffrage Association begin to fight for a universal-suffrage amendment?
What is 1869
500
Which state is the most thickly forested, with 89.8 percent of its land area classified as wooded by the U.S.. Forest Service?
What is Maine. It's followed by New Hampshire, at 88.1 percent, and West Virginia, with 77.5 percent.
500
Roquefort is a French blue cheese made from the milk of what animal?
What is a sheep
500
Where is the House of the Undying?
What is Qarth
500
The number of men from the Nuremberg Trials who were sentenced to death because of war crimes.