Brides
Bridges
British Imperialism
Bridgerton
Cricket Tons
Isaac Newton
Tons & other units of measurement
100
Jonny Lee Miller
Billy Bob Thornton
Brad Pitt
Angelina Jolie
100
This bridge "falls down" in a historically famous nursery rhyme
London Bridge
100
To reverse a trade deficit with China, British merchants began to import this drug grown in India illegally into China
Opium
100
The events of Bridgerton are set mainly in this city
London, England
100
This Indian cricketer was the first ever to reach 100 international centuries
Sachin Tendulkar
100
In 1666 it occurred to Newton that apples & the moon might both be subject to this force
Gravity
100
One of these measures of land is equal to 43,560 square feet
Acres
200
Ojani Noa
Cris Judd
Marc Anthony
Ben Affleck
Jennifer Lopez
200
Probably the most photographed bridge in the world, this bridge serves as a major landmark of San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
200
The Colony of New South Wales was a penal colony of the British empire established in 1788 on this island
Australia
200
The number of Bridgerton children (Violet and Edmund's)
8
200
In the 2017 Champions Trophy Finals, this Pakistani Batsman scored 114 against India leading to their victory
Fakhar Zaman
200
Newton made some of his greatest discoveries while Cambridge University was closed because of this in 1665
The plague
200
On the water, it's about 1.15 miles per hour
Knot
300
Ryan Reynolds
Romain Dauriac
Colin Jost
Scarlett Johansson
300
The stone Rialto Bridge of this City is referenced as "Shylock's bridge" in a Robert Browning poem
Venice
300
The India-Pakistan boundary demarcation which lead to the mass displacement of over 10-14 million people was named after this lawyer
Radcliffe
300
This is the naming convention that the children of Violet and Edmund Bridgerton follow
Alphabetical
300
The fastest ODI ton was completed in 31 balls by this athlete
AB de Villiers
300
Sir Isaac Newton showed that white light is composed of this many colors
Seven
300
A rod is equal to 16 1/2 feet or 5 1/2 of these
yards
400
Gary Oldman
Ethan Hawke
Uma Thurman
400
Now a World Heritage Site, the perhaps unimaginatively named Ironbridge spans this river, Britain's longest
Severn
400
As a result of the Mau Mau movement against British colonial rule, a state of emergency was called in this country in 1952
Kenya
400
The first names of these Featherington sisters
Phillipa and Prudence
400
The highest individual test score of all time is equivalent to 4 tons, and was accomplished by this batsman
Brian Lara
400
A body at rest stays at rest, F=ma & reaction is always equal & opposite in action; The name of these Newton Formulations
Laws of Motion
400
A full this measure of depth is 72 inches, so 5 of them would be 30 feet
Fathom
500
Conrad Hilton Jr.
Michael Wilding
Mike Todd
Eddie Fisher
Richard Burton
Richard Burton (Again)
John Warner
Larry Fortensky
Elizabeth Taylor
500
Trajan's Bridge, which spans the Danube, is found in this country named for the people Trajan ruled
Romania
500
This economic theory prevalent in Europe between the 16th to 18th century, which champions the idea of strengthening state power by maximizing exports and minimizing imports to accumulate gold and silver, drove colonial expansion; It was propagated by Thomas Mun and later named by Adam Smith
Mercantilism
500
In the prequel series, Lady Danbury is said to have been born in this country, she later tries to return to it in Season 4
Sierra Leone
500
In the 1983 ODI World Cup, this Indian cricketer entered the group stage match against Zimbabwe with the score at 9/4, he proceeded to score 175 not out leading to their victory against Zimbabwe and eventually winning the entire tournament
Kapil Dev
500
This British queen knighted Newton in 1705
Queen Anne
500
This system of weight used for gold is named for a city in medieval France
Troy