Novel Characters
States by Nickname
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A Category about Categories
Anagrammed World Leaders
200

This young woman survives a deadly game show in a dystopian future by her skill with a bow.

Katniss Everdeen

200

As the first of the 13 original states to ratify The U.S. Constitution, this state is called “The Constitution State.”

Delaware

200

The term describes discrimination or prejudice based on how old a person is.

Ageism  

200

beryllium (Be), magnesium (Mg), calcium (Ca), strontium (Sr)

alkaline earth metals

200

Russia 2000-2008 and 2012 to present: RUM VALID PRINT

Vladimir Putin

400

This reclusive millionaire throws lavish parties while pining for a married woman from his past.

Jay Gatsby

400

“The Gem State” gets its nickname from the rich mineral deposits in its mountains, not the potatoes in its fields.

Idaho

400

The literary movement emphasized imagination, emotion, and the beauty of nature, reacting against industrialization and rationalism

Romanticism

400

Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson, Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross

Motown artists

400

Canada 2015-2025: RETURN JUST AID

Justin Trudeau

600

This ambitious pig dreams of equality and revolution before dying early in a famous allegory.

Old Major

600

Although Iowa produces the most corn in the United States each year, this state is “The Cornhusker State”

Nebraska

600

This theory explains evolution as the result of organisms best adapted to their environment surviving and reproducing

Darwinism

600

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Midway, Dunkirk, Iwo Jima, the Bulge

WW II Battles

600

South Africa 1994-1999: LANDS ALONE MEN

Nelson Mandela

800

This Italian author is also this main character by the same name who journeys through the nine circles of Hell.

Dante

800

Louisiana’s state nickname reflects its official bird, which can hold up to 3 gallons of water and small creatures in the pouch below its bill. 

Pelican

800

The political system is based on the idea that the means of production should be owned collectively rather than privately.

Socialism

800

Atlanta Braves, Memphis Grizzlies , Indianapolis Colts, Calgary Flames

professional Sports Teams that Changed Cities

800

United Kingdom 1940-1945 and 1951-1955: CHILL TWIN SOURS NUT

Winston Churchill

1000

This idealistic knight errant tilts at windmills, mistaking them for giants.

Don Quixote

1000

California may be “The Golden State”, but this nearby state earned the moniker “The Silver State” due to an 1859 silver deposit found about 15 miles northeast of Carson City.

Nevada

1000

This artistic movement focused on depicting everyday life and ordinary people as they truly are, without idealization.

Realism

1000

Toni Morrison, Gabriel Garcia-Marquez, William Golding, John Steinbeck

Nobel Prize Winners in Literature

1000

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