Teen Lit
Bella Swan had a choice between these two suitors, leading to decades-long teams forming
Edward and Jacob
The first indigenous peoples of the Americas came over on a "_____ bridge"
This is the Pope's seat, in the heart of Rome
Vatican City
This is the term for the “tube-like” item through which the bullet travels
Barrel
This Milwaukee serial killer and cannibal died in prison in 1994
Jeffrey Dahmer
He is known for authoring A Fault in Our Stars and Looking for Alaska
John Green
He is possibly the most famous Native chieftain, singled out for his efforts against Gen. Custer at Little Bighorn
Sitting Bull
This major port city, located at the mouth of the Tagus River, is the capital of Portugal
Lisbon
The "AR" in AR-15 stands for this
Armalite Rifle
The first Tsar of Russia was Ivan IV who had this moniker
Ivan the Terrible
12-year-old Jonas is chosen as the new "receiver of memory" in this teen classic
The Giver
This tribe prospered on the Palouse and Columbia River Basin for 11,500 years
Nez Perce
This landlocked European country, famous for its chocolate and precision watches, is largely covered by the Alps
Switzerland
This is the driving force behind bullets being fired, invented in China
Gunpowder
On 9/11, four planes were hijacked, this was the Washington D.C. location that was attacked
Pentagon
He is the sardonic and sad narrator of Catcher in the Rye
Holden Caulfield
The ethnic cleansing and displacement of over 60,000 Native Americans, from 1830-1850 is called this
Trail of Tears
In Norway it is a valley created by a glacier
Fjord
DAILY DOUBLE:
This iconic gun commonly associated with prohibition gangsters has this boyish nickname which could also double as new nickname for me
Tommy Gun
The last person officially killed by a guillotine was in this year, I bet they would've enjoyed Star Wars
1977
Katniss famously "volunteers as tribute" for her in The Hunger Games
Primrose Everdeen
Sioux WWII veterans used this as code for which the Axis powers were unable to break
Their language
The Netherlands is famous for this predominantly red flower, no, not a rose
Tulip
He is the famous cartoon character who often says, “What’s up, Doc?” while holding a carrot instead of a gun
Bugs Bunny
Over 150 unrecoverable corpses lie on this tallest mountain
Mt. Everest