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Historical Figures
100
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led the 1955 Bus Boycott in this city/state
Montgomery, Alabama
100
This 2019 movie currently holds the title of "The highest grossing film worldwide"
Avengers: Endgame
100
This team defeated the Miami Heat in 6 games to clinch their 17th NBA championship
The Los Angeles Lakers
100
It is the most abundant gas in the Earth's atmosphere
Nitrogen
100
This is the most popular flavor of ice cream in America
Vanilla
100
This is Jay-Z's real name
Shaun Carter
100
It's the bottom of a sleeve
A cuff
100
When asked when there will be enough women on SCOTUS, this person replied with "When there are nine."
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
200
John F. Kennedy was assassinated in this city
(Double Points!!)
Dallas, 1963
200
Beyoncé made her big screen debut in this movie
Austin Powers in Goldmember
200
This team won the NCAA women's basketball national title in 2014
UCONN
200
The smallest bone in the human body is found here
Middle ear
200
This cocktail commonly consists of 2oz vodka, 4-6 oz ginger beer, and .5 oz lime juice
Moscow Mule
200
This person raps on Usher's song "Yeah"
Ludacris
200
2 vowels front this verb meaning to remove from power
Oust
200
This prime minister became known as "the Milk Snatcher" following her decision to stop providing free milk to school children
(Double Points!!)
Margaret Thatcher, The United Kingdom
300
In his 1964 State of the Union address, President Lyndon B. Johnson declared an unconditional war on this in America
Poverty
300
Will Ferrell has starred in 2 movies as this TV Anchorman
Ron Burgundy
300
This person was the youngest player to ever win the Masters
Tiger Woods (21yrs)
300
The DC in electronics stands for
Direct Current
300
Liquid gold is what Kraft calls this processed product used in its Shells & Cheese
Velveeta
300
Beyonce was featured as a guest vocalist on this artist's 2010 hit Telephone
Lady Gaga
300
Darn! None of my numbers came up in this game
Keno
300
Prior to becoming a chess grandmaster, this person was known to be a bad student who dropped out of high school despite his genius-level IQ
Bobby Fischer
400
John L. Lewis headed this pick-&-shovel-wielding union the UMW from 1920 to 1960
The United Mine Workers
400
Laurence Fishburne led the first unit of African-American fighter pilots in this HBO movie named for them
The Tuskegee Airmen
400
This country is the only country to have played in every single soccer World Cup
Brazil
400
Bed bugs are attracted to this gas as it indicates the presence of humans so they can be lured with dry ice
Carbon Dioxide
400
This fast food chain with more than 17000 stores worldwide dropped its full name in 1991 & began using an abbreviation
KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken)
400
"I'm gonna take my horse to the old town road, I'm gonna ride till _____________", by___________
(Double Points!!)
"till I can't no more" by Lil Nas X
400
With no trans fats & less saturated fat than butter tubs of this rendered pig fat are making a comeback
Lard
400
The Author of New York Times Best Seller "A Brief History of Time"
Stephen Hawking
500
The ancient world had 2 important cities named Thebes: one in Greece & one in this land
Egypt
500
This American animated series about 4 young adventurous friends aired on Nickelodeon from 1999 to 2004, and was created by the same people who made Rugrats
Rocket Power
500
Heisman Trophy winners Tim Brown, Marcus Allen, & Bo Jackson all played for this team
L.A. Raiders
500
Each of these organs contains about 1 million nephrons which filter blood
Kidneys
500
It's recommended you marinate this cut of steak that comes from the lower hindquarters
Flank steak
500
This famous Latin artist studied audiovisual communication at the University of Puerto Rico at Arecibo.
Bad Bunny
500
It's slang for a potato
A spud 
500
You may know him for his inventive work with peanuts and sweet potatoes.
George Washington Carver
600
His 5 classics were canonized during the Han Dynasty
Confucius
600
American voice actress Thea White played the voice of Muriel Bagge on this animated horror comedy television series
Courage the Cowardly Dog
600
Term for the last move of a gymnast in a floor exercise
Dismount
600
These were first seen in human cells in 1882; the exact number 46 was determined in 1956
Chromosomes
600
The crust of a shepherd's pie is made with this vegetable
Potato
600
This famous music group was formerly known as the New Yardbirds
Led Zeppelin
600
This joint is formed by the articulation of the femur & the tibia
A knee
600
A king of the Franks, sometimes referred to as "The Father of Europe"
Charlemagne
700
This ruler was the king of the ancient empire of Mali in West Africa, and is also known as the one of the most wealthiest individuals to have ever lived
Mansa Musa
700
Name this movie
Fences
700
Since 1930, a team from this city has made the Stanley Cup playoffs 27 times & won 21 times
Montreal
700
This unit represents the explosive power of 2 billion pounds of TNT
Megaton
700
A traditional accompaniment for catfish these morsels of deep-fried cornmeal are flavored with chopped scallions
Hush Puppies
700
"And all my life, I prayed for someone like you, And I thank god, That I, That I finally found you"
All my life, by K-Ci & JoJo
700
It's the first 4-letter word in The Star Spangled Banner
What
700
At the age of 24, this legendary American novelist moved to Paris, France where he would go on to finish his first novel, Go Tell It On The Mountain
James Baldwin
800
The people were seeking guns & gunpowder when they stormed this Paris landmark July 14 1789
The Bastille
800
Name the TV show that this actress is most famous for
(Double Points!!)
Family Matters, Laura Winslow
800
This no. 1 overall pick in the 2002 WNBA Draft is a 4-time WNBA Champion and all-time assists leader
(Double Points!!)
Sue Bird
800
This largest nerve in the body arises in the sacral plexus leaves the pelvis & runs down the thigh
The sciatic
800
This soft drink once used the slogan "It'll tickle yore innards"
Mountain Dew
800
__________is officially the first Black recording artist to have three RIAA Diamond-certified albums
Whitney Houston
800
During the American Revolution this term referred to an American who favored the British side
(Double Points!!)
Tory, 1775
800
In 1773, this person became the first African American to put out a book of poetry
Phillis Wheatley
