"G"-ography
This European nation reunified after the fall of a famous wall in 1989.
Germany
Among a wide variety of pastries, you can also get a baked giant croissant when you visit this country.
France
The American Civil War.
1860; 1861-1865
When did Americans first land on the moon?
July 20th, 1969
We wonder if you know this first name of the Motown artisit known for hits like "Superstition."
This Pennsylvania city, once the site of an important Civil War battle commemorated by Abraham Lincoln.
Gettysburg
You can visit this fair city, named in in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, in Italy.
Verona
Hippies, music revolution, and rebelling against conventional norms.
1960s
What is the name given to the side of the moon that we cannot see from Earth?
The far side of the moon
This rocket man sounds like he has two first names, but John is his surname.
Elton (John)
This largest island in the world, located northwest of Iceland, gained home rule in 1979 from Denmark.
Greenland
Stonehenge is located in which country?
England
NASA established.
1950; 1958 under the Eisenhower administration
The astronauts on the latest mission sent photos of this sun-blocking phenomenon.
Solar eclipse
This popular '70s band was helmed by this singer for two decades who's last name is out of this world.
Freddie (Mercury)
One of the indigenous tribes near this watery region near the Canada-U.S. border is the Ojibwe.
Great Lakes
High in the Andes Mountains located in Peru, this destination is one of the 7 World Wonders.
Machu Picchu
The Chernobyl disaster.
1980; April 26th, 1986
The 2026 Artemis lunar missions are named in honor of their predecessor of the 1960s and 70s. Who were the older missions named after?
Apollo, the Greek God of the Sun and Artemis' twin brother
Aretha (Franklin)
One of the largest oil spills in U.S. history happened in 1979, when a tanker near this Texas port spilled 2.6 million gallons of oil.
Galveston
Around 508 BC, this European country is the birthplace of democracy.
Greece (Athens)
Debut of the first full-length feature film with sound
1920s; The Jazz Singer premiered in 1927 in New York City
The Artemis II mission set the record for the greatest distance ever traveled by humans in space, breaking the previous record set by what mission?
Apollo 13; The Artemis II crew traveled 252,756 miles from Earth, over 4,000 miles more than Apollo's 13 mission
Born with the surname Jones, this artist changed it to Bowie when he found "Fame."
David (Bowie)