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100

Take me home to this state with the nickname "The Mountain State" motto "Mountaineers Are Always Free," and the highest average elevation east of the Mississippi

What is West Virginia?

100

1613: This daughter of Chief Powhatan was kidnapped, given the name "Rebecca," and converted to Christianity - understandably, the movie skips this part

Who is Pocahontas?

100

In the 90's, he was PBS's go-to Science Guy; since the 2000's, he's been a passionate public advocate for climate action

Who is Bill Nye?

100

Everything was working for this Canadian singer when he topped the Billboard Hot 100 with "The Hills" in 2015

Who is The Weeknd?

100

The Roman name of sea god Poseidon lends its name to a faraway blue planet, which is really more of an ice giant

What is Neptune?

200

The winner of the "tallest mountain in the Lower 48" award goes to Mount Whitney in this California mountain range

What are the Sierra Nevadas?

200

1841: This Lakota war leader is born in the Black Hills; 1948: Korczak Ziolkowski begins carivng his likeness into them

Who is Crazy Horse?

200

Besides "Mister Ears," science officers on different iterations of this beloved TV franchise have included Jadzia Dax, Seven of Nine, and T'Pol

What is Star Trek?

200

At the 1999 Grammys, this ex-Fugee took home five trophies, including Best R&B Song for "Doo Wop (That Thing)" 

Who is Lauryn Hill?

200

Knowing that Dionysus was the Greek god of wine, festivity, and raucous celebration will help you name his Roman equivalent

Who is Bacchus?

300

Surveying this continent in the 1840s, Polish explorer Paweł Strzelecki trekked its tallest peak and gave it its current name: Mount Kosciuszko

What is Australia?

300

2021: To protect its heritage, the government of this largest Native American tribe prioritized those who could speak their tribal language when distributing Covid-19 vaccines

Who are the Cherokee?

300

This 31st century cartoon scientist is fittingly named for the American inventor who developed the first all-electronic television system 

Who is Hubert J. Farnsworth?

300

He wrote "Solsbury Hill," a staple of cheery movie trailers, soon after his departure from his band Genesis in 1975

Who is Peter Gabriel?

300

No conversion needed - this Greek god of music and the sun kept his name in the Roman conversion

Who is Apollo?

400

In meterology, it's the "windward" side of the mountain gets all the rain and wind; this opposite side is the one that stays dry and warm

What is leeward?

400

1973: 83 years after the massacre, members of the American Indian Movement occupied this territory to protest reservation conditions

What is Wounded Knee?

400

Forensic scientist Abby Sciuto debuted on JAG, but was best known as a regular on this CBS police procedural before her departure in 2018

What is NCIS?

400

The English singer-songwriter whose 1985 single "Running Up That Hill" is sometimes subtitled "(A Deal with God)"

Who is Kate Bush?

400

Artemis, queen of the hunt, has this much more common first name in her Roman form

What is Diana?

500

The most famous three words in mountaineering, this ill-fated Englishman said he wanted to climb Everest "because it's there"

Who is George Mallory?

500

1929: This man, a descendant of Kaw and Osage chiefs, becomes the nation's first Native American Vice President under Herbert Hoover

Who is Charles Curtis?

500

On this J.J. Abrams series, Dr. Walter Bishop tries to save his son by opening a portal to an alternate dimension - to catastrophic results

What is Fringe?

500

Before the "Thong Song," Sisqó, along with Smoke, Black, and Nokio, performed as this R&B group

What is Dru Hill?

500

You'd probably be able to guess from their similar names that Hestia and this Roman domestic goddess are counterparts

Who is Vesta?

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