War
Peace
Crime
Punishment
Russian or Novelist
100

What we know as June 6, 1944

D-Day

100

The avian symbol of peace

Dove

100

When a person of trust steals or misappropriates funds or property from an employer

Embezzlement

100

Punishment for yours sins

Penance

100

Yuri Gagarin was the first human to do this

Go to outer space

200

The war occurring when the British burned the US capitol

War of 1812

200

a 2.5 mile wide DMZ still exists along the 38th parallel between these two countries even though an armistice was signed in 1953 

North and South Korea

200

Willful and malicious burning of property 

Arson

200

When the public applies punishment without proper legal avenues

Vigilantism

200

The famous Czarina of the 18th century

Catherine the Great

300

The war that led the US to acquire Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippines

The Spanish-American War

300

Peace was declared in 1891 between these two Kentucky families who had feuded for almost 30 years

Hatfield and McCoys

300

helping someone to commit a crime or helping their escape 

aiding and abetting

300

The punishment of using cat-o-nine tails as a whip

Flogging

300

This man , known as "the Mad Monk" was killed during the Russian Revolution

Rasputin

400

The Falklands War was fought in 1982 between these two nations

Argentina and United kingdom

400

WW2 ended in the Pacific theater when the Japanese signed a peace treaty on this American Battleship

USS Missouri

400

unlawful entry into a dwelling or building to commit a crime

Burglary

400

The type of punishment received by Captain Jason McCord, played by Chuck Conners, in a 1965-66 tv show whose title is the name of this punishment

Branding

500

The war George Washington was involved in in 1753 and 1754

The French and Indian War

500

In this Asian religion peace is described as "nirvana" , the cessation of craving hatred and delusion

Buddhism

500

Financial transactions meant to obscure the nature or source of the monies involved

Money laundering

500

The form of punishment to send someone to a hostile environment or inaccessible land 

Banishment or exile

500

This Russian gymnast won four gold medals and was a crowd and world wide favorite during the 1972 Munich Olympics

Olga Korbut