The Myth of the American Road
Civil Rights
Dystopia
Ardeche
France
100

What is the name of the iconic American road?

Route 66

100

The end of the American Civil war in 1865 meant the end of:

Slavery

100

V is for

Vendetta

100

Prefecture of Ardeche

Privas

100

The French national soccer team is colloquially known as:

The Blues

200

Where does Route 66 start and end?

Chicago, Illinois and Santa Monica, California

200

Who wrote on August 28, 1963 "I have a dream"?

Martin Luther King

200

In 2003 Mark Haddon wrote the _____

Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

200

Ardeche is known for what nut production?

Chestnut

200

Date of French Revolution

1789

300

The 1950s was known as in the United States as the:

Golden Age of Driving

300

A prominent white supremacy group in the United States was founded in 1865. Hint its abbreviation is the KKK.

Ku Klux Klan

300

Mark Haddon's book is a spin off of which popular English detective novel?

Sherlock Holmes

300

During which century was the castle of Aubenas built?

11th century

300

Who was the last king of France?

Louis-Philippe

400

Route 66 was known for its roadside hotels also known as:

Motels
400

Which law that was passed on August 6, 1965 outlawed discrimination based on race in the United States?

Civil Rights Act of 1965

400

In George Orwell's 1984 name one of the four ministries.

Ministry of Truth, Ministry of Peace, Ministry of Love, Ministry of Peace

400

The pedestal of the Statue of Liberty came from which town in Ardeche?

Ruoms

400

When was the Fifth French Republic founded?

1958

500

What is the length of Route 66

2,000 miles (4,000 kilometers)

500

Another prominent figure of the Civil Rights Movement who led the Nation of Islam

Malcom X

500

In the movie Vendetta the High Chancellor's name is?

Adam Sutler

500

When did Aubenas receive a municipal water system?

1863

500

Present day Marseille was first founded by the Greeks and was then known as:

Massalia