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600

This 33rd U.S. President authorized the use of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.


Who is Harry S. Truman?

600

This groundbreaking 1951 sitcom was the first to be filmed in front of a live studio audience and used a three-camera setup.

What is I Love Lucy?

600

This 1965 song by The Rolling Stones declared they “can’t get no” of this elusive feeling.

What is "Satisfaction"?

600

This creamy dish, often baked and topped with breadcrumbs, became a staple of American comfort cuisine during the 1950s.

What is macaroni and cheese?

600

This landlocked European country has no airport and relies on neighboring nations for air travel access.

What is Liechtenstein?

700

This televised debate in 1960 marked the first U.S. presidential debate broadcast on TV and influenced voters based on appearance as much as content.


What is the Nixon-Kennedy Debate?

700

This actor, best known as Andy Taylor, later starred in a courtroom drama spinoff called Matlock.

Who is Andy Griffith?

700

“Just a small-town girl, livin’ in a lonely world…” are the opening lyrics to this arena rock anthem.

What is Don’t Stop Believin’ by Journey?

700

Chicken and waffles is a soul food classic. The savory-sweet combo became especially famous in this U.S. city in the 1930s.

What is Harlem (New York City)?

700

This Asian nation is the only country in the world to be both a continent and a country, entirely surrounded by water.

What is Australia?

800

This Soviet Premier led the USSR during the Cuban Missile Crisis and famously banged his shoe at the United Nations.

Who is Nikita Khrushchev?

800

Rod Serling not only created The Twilight Zone but also hosted and narrated the series under this signature opening phrase.

What is "You are traveling through another dimension"?

800

This Queen hit, written by Freddie Mercury, includes the line “Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?”

What is Bohemian Rhapsody?

800

This meatloaf extender was heavily used during the Great Depression to stretch meals and absorb flavor.

What is oatmeal or breadcrumbs?

800

This African nation is home to the Church of St. George, carved from a single rock in Lalibela, and claims to hold the Ark of the Covenant.

What is Ethiopia?

900

This 1948–1949 operation involved flying food and supplies into a blockaded city in divided post-war Germany.


What is the Berlin Airlift?What is the Dust Bowl?

900

This long-running Western, set in Virginia City, Nevada, featured the Cartwright family.

What is Bonanza?

900

This 1971 John Lennon song imagines a world with “no heaven,” “no countries,” and “no possessions.”

What is Imagine?

900

The name of this slow-cooked Cajun dish comes from the French word meaning “to smother,” and it's often served with rice.

What is étouffée?

900

This city’s name means “Eastern Capital” in Japanese and became the official capital of Japan during the Meiji Restoration.

What is Tokyo?

1000

This influential post-war economic aid program provided over $12 billion to help rebuild Western European economies.


What is the Marshall Plan?

1000

Before becoming a U.S. President, this actor starred in Death Valley Days, a Western drama sponsored by 20 Mule Team Borax.

Who is Ronald Reagan?

1000

This haunting 1964 Simon & Garfunkel song begins with “Hello darkness, my old friend…”

What is The Sound of Silence?

1000

First published in 1931, this classic American cookbook is credited with popularizing many mid-century comfort foods and includes the slogan “A Cookbook with a Story.”

What is Joy of Cooking?

1000

This country has more official languages (11) than any other, including Zulu, Afrikaans, and Xhosa.

What is South Africa?