Starts with the letter Y
Often made of wool or cotton, this long, continuous strand is used for knitting or crocheting.
Yarn
This is both a country and a continent, famous for the Outback and the Great Barrier Reef
Australia
This ancient civilization built pyramids along the Nile River.
Ancient Egypt
This awards show mix-up in 2017 accidentally named the wrong Best Picture winner.
Academy Awards (Oscars)?
This singer was known for hits like La Bamba and died tragically in a 1959 plane crash.
Ritchie Valens
This ancient physical and mental practice involves specific poses and controlled breathing to improve flexibility
Yoga
Stretching over 13, 000 miles, this ancient fortification was built to protect the northern borders of China
the Great Wall of China
In 1215, King John of England was forced by his rebellious barons to sign this "Great Charter," which established that the king was not above the law.
Magna Carta
This singer’s Super Bowl halftime performance in 2004 led to the term “wardrobe malfunction.”
Janet Jackson
This legendary guitarist and singer, often called the “Father of Rock and Roll,” was famous for hits like Johnny B. Goode.
Chuck Berry
This famous National Park in Wyoming is home to the faithful geyser known as "old faithful"
Yellowstone
This is the only continent that spans all four hemispheres—Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western.
Africa
This trade route connected China with Europe and helped spread goods, ideas, and diseases.
Silk Road
This movie’s boom mic famously appeared on screen during a chariot race scene.
Ben-Hur
This folk singer went electric at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival, shocking traditional fans.
Bob Dylan
This modern-day country in southwestern Arabia was once home to the ancient Kingdom of Sheba (or Saba)
Yemen
Defying typical tropical expectations, this Scandinavian country officially has more islands than any other nation in the world, with over 267,000.
Sweden
This 1648 treaty ended the Thirty Years’ War and helped establish the modern nation-state system.
Peace of Westphalia
This late-1950s television show exposed rigged game shows, permanently changing broadcast regulations.
1950s Quiz Show Scandals
This Motown group featured Diana Ross as its lead singer in the 1960s.
The Supremes
This 1945 conference, where Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin met to discuss Europe's post-war reorganization, took place at a Crimean resort.
Yalta Conference
This is the only "doubly landlocked" country in the world that is located entirely within the continent of Asia.
Uzbekistan
This Chinese dynasty is known for its civil service examination system based on Confucian ideals
Han Dynasty
This 1957 film had to be re-released after audiences laughed at what was supposed to be a serious line: “Nobody’s perfect.”
Some Like It Hot
This producer, known for his “Wall of Sound” technique, shaped the recordings of artists like The Ronettes and The Crystals.
Phil Spector