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This basic right protected by the First Amendment allows citizens to gather peacefully in groups.

The Freedom of Assembly

100

Who was the first US President?

George Washington

100

This social media platform originally launched exclusively for Harvard students in 2004 before expanding globally

Facebook

100

This primary metric measures the total market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a year?

Gross Domestic Product

100

This bird is the only creature that can get a sunburn on its tongue because it runs around with its mouth open

Ostrich

200

This is the minimum age required by the Constitution to serve as President of the United States

35

200

Which US President had 4 terms of Presidency?

Franklin D. Roosevelt

200

This historic tunnel beneath the English Channel opened in 1994, connecting England and France by rail?

The Chunnel

200

This fundamental economic law states that when the price of an item goes up, consumers will generally buy less of it

the Law of Demand

200

In SpongeBob SquarePants, this is the secret ingredient that makes a Krabby Patty so delicious, though it shares its name with a common type of small marine crustacean.

Plankton

300

This presidential power allows the chief executive to reject a bill passed by Congress.

Veto

300

Where was the US Capital before it was Washington DC?

New York; Pennsylvania

300

This landmark was a 1997 international agreement was the first global treaty designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Kyoto Protocol

300

This economic paradox describes a highly unusual asset (like a basic staple food) for which demand actually increases when the price rises, defying standard laws of demand

Giffen good

300

In the massive 2023 movie Barbie, this actor played the main version of Ken and hilariously sang the hit power ballad "I'm Just Ken."

Ryan Gosling

400

This obscure constitutional clause prohibits federal officials from accepting gifts, titles, or offices from foreign kings or states without the consent of Congress.

the Emoluments Clause

400

Who was the youngest US President?

John F. Kennedy

400

Following the 1993 Velvet Divorce, this European nation peacefully split into two separate independent countries?

Czechoslovakia

400

Named after an Italian economist, this concept describes an economic state where resources are allocated in such a way that it is impossible to make any one individual better off without making at least one individual worse off

Pareto efficiency

400

In terms of total volume, this popular condiment—often served with sushi—is actually just regular horseradish dyed green with food coloring in most American restaurants.

Wasabi

500

This specific rule of the U.S. House of Representatives allows the Speaker to essentially block a bill from coming to a floor vote unless it has the support of a majority of the majority party.

Hastert Rule

500

What is commonly known as the "turning point" of the American Revolution?

Battle of Saratoga

500

Signed in 1998, this historic peace accord effectively brought a peaceful resolution to the decades-long conflict known as The Troubles in Northern Ireland?

Good Friday Agreement

500

This economic term describes a general, sustained rise in prices and a drop in the purchasing value of money

Inflation

500

Keanu Reeves famously does almost all of his own stunts for this blockbuster action movie franchise, named after his character who is an elite assassin avenging his puppy.

John Wick
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