Music/Pop Culture
According to this rapper, "Yeezus" is his god name.
Who is Kanye West.
The three branches of government
What are legislative, judicial, and executive
Following Lenin's death, this man took dictatorial control of the USSR (Soviet Union); he is responsible for tens of millions of deaths (via the Great Purge, gulags, mandatory industrialization, etc.).
Who is Stalin
This is YMCA Camp Bernie's zip code
This is the United States' main economic interest in the Middle East
What is oil
This "fashionable" hit helped make Justin's album "The 20/20 Experience" one of the biggest sellers of 2013.
What is "Suit and Tie"
A survey given to all American households every 10 years to assess population and the needs of a community
What is the Census?
This Connecticut native was a general in both the American and the British armies during the war.
Who is Benedict Arnold
This cheer is a known comeback to "Little Froggy"
What is "Mighty Eagle"
This is the number of lugnuts on a wheel.
What is five
This song sparked the “Mannequin Challenge” that was popular in 2016
Black Beatles by Rae Sremmurd
The term of office for one of these is 6-years; there are 100 in the Federal Government
What is a Senator
New inventions, people begin working in factories, moving in the cities.
What is The Industrial Revolution
This was the former name of the Pond Swing
What is "Flying Squirrel"
The meaning of "D" in AutoCAD Software
What is Design
Who is Ludacris
This US motto's "out of many, one" Latin translation
What is E Pluribus Unum?
This was the date Japanese attack Pearl Harbor
What is Dec. 7, 1941.
This activity used to be in front of the nurse's cabin.
What is Human Foosball
This is the unit of currency in Russia
What is Ruble
This was the year band Nirvana debuted their punk classic "Smells Like Teen Spirit."
What is 1991.
The last step of the U.S. citizenship test.
What is the Pledge of Allegiance?
This was the year the first US Dollar was printed.
This was the year Jaqua was built
These two states outlawed pumping your own gas.
What are New Jersey and Oregon