Indigenous Peoples
Dead-zel Washington
Flightless Birds
African Countries
Incredible Machines
100
Hewlett-Packard's first big customer was Walt Disney, who purchased special sound equipment for the making & showing of this film
Fantasia
100
Runaway slave-turned soldier shot dead by Confederates while storming Fort Wagner.
"Glory"
100
It's the tallest living bird, the fastest-running bird, and the bird with the largest eggs.
Ostrich
100
Nelson Mandela was the first post-apartheid president of this country
South Africa
100
Les Paul changed the course of music history with the Log, an early solid-body this instrument.
Guitar
200
To survive the harsh Arctic climate, they developed kayaks and parkas.
Inuit
200
King of Scotland run through and beheaded by Macduff.
"[Tragedy of] Macbeth"
200
Among these cute and fluffy fellas, the fastest swimmers are the gentoos, reaching speeds of up to 36 kph.
Penguins
200
1 in 10 of the 218M+ people in this West African country live in Lagos, its largest metropolis
Nigeria
200
One model of the Cybertruck from this company named for an inventor has dual-motor all-wheel drive.
Tesla
300
The PKK, a militant group of these people, has fought a decades-long conflict with Turkey over local autonomy.
Kurds
300
Civil rights leader assassinated at the Audubon Ballroom in NYC on February 21, 1965.
"Malcolm X"
300
These small, curious flightless birds are a symbol of New Zealand; though cute, they sound weird too.
Kiwi
300
Lemurs are known as the flagship mammal species of this island, also a DreamWorks film
Madagascar
300
In 1988, Patricia Bath patented a device that uses lasers to remove these cloudy areas of the eyes.
Cataracts
400
Joik is a style of folk singing from these people native to northern Scandinavia.
Sami
400
Crooked cop gunned down by the Russian mafia.
"Training Day"
400
These close cousins of pigeons once roamed the island of Mauritius, but overhunting drove them to extinction.
Dodo
400
Known for the Serengeti and its wildebeest migration, its name is a portmanteau of two regions: Tanganyika and Zanzibar
Tanzania
400
2003 saw British Airways and Air France retire this supersonic airliner after nearly 35 years of service.
The Concorde
500
These 4-letter people native to Hokkaido were conquered circa 1800 by the Tokugawa Shogunate.
Ainu
500
Bodyguard for a 9-yr-old girl who is kidnapped and becomes a ransom, and now he seeks vengeance and an exchange for the kid.
"Man on Fire"
500
If you're in Australia, watch out for these colorful yet dangerous flightless birds that can inflict heavy damage
Cassowary
500
When Gaddafi/Qaddafi ruled this country as a Jamahiriya, its flag was pure green.
Libya
500
TiVo, one of these 3-letter devices, was introduced at the Consumer Electronics Show in 1999.
DVR