Birds
What is the smallest bird in the world?
Humming Bird
What body style has a rear door that lifts upward to access the cargo area?
A Hatchback
Which amendment made it illegal to buy, sell, or make alcohol?
18th Amendment
What country is Rome located in?
Italy
What material of mug is a Moscow Mule typically served in?
Copper
What bird can hold up to 3 gallons in its beak?
Pelican
What animal is on the logo of Lamborghini?
A bull
What infamous gangster was a strong part of the decade and was responsible for the St. Valentines Day Massacre?
Al Capone
What language did they speak?
Latin
What garnish is in an Old Fashion?
Orange Peel
What bird was used by ancient Egyptians for the hieroglyphic for “red”?
Flamingo
What time-traveling car is famous from the movie Back to the Future?
The DeLorean
What Amendment gave women the right to vote?
19th Amendment
Who is the Roman God of War?
Mars
What liqour is in a Margarita?
Tequila
What is the fasatest bird?
Peregrine Falcon
Who made the first mass-produced car in the world?
Henry Ford
What was the name of the 1920s dance craze popularized by “flappers”?
The Charleston
8 years
Mint leaves
What’s the name of a flightless bird that lives in New Zealand?
Kiwi
Which Ford car debuted in April 1964?
The Mustang
What year did the infamous "Black Monday" happen?
1929
What modern watercourse was used in Ancient Rome?
aqueducts
What juice is in a Cosmopolotin?
Cranberry Juice
What is a group of Owls called?
Parliament
Which automaker’s logo consists of four interlocking rings?
The Audi
The Immigration Act of 1924 put a complete ban on immigrants coming from where?
Japan
Who was the first emporer to have total control?
Augustus
What sauce is put into a Bloody Mary?
Worcestershire sauce
Ostrich
Which Japanese company owns Lexus?
Toyota
Which famous pilot made the first solo nonstop transatlantic flight in 1927?
Charles Lindbergh
What was The Colleseums orgianl name?
The Flavian Amphitheatre
What 3 ingredients are in a tequila sunrise ?
Tequila, Orange Juice and Grenadine
In 1928, this scientist discovers the first antibiotic, penicillin.
Alexander Fleming