Christmas
In this holiday classic stop motion film, Halloweentown's beloved pumpkin king stumbles into Christmastown and plots to kidnap Santa before taking over his role.
The Nightmare Before Christmas
The principal partners included in the Axis alliance included which three countries?
Germany, Italy, Japan
This legume is commonly used to make hummus.
chickpea
Involuntary spasms of the diaphragm which can be caused by drinking too fast, eating too fast, or consuming carbonated beverages.
Hiccups
Known as the "Big Easy", this city is known for its distinctive festivals, dialects, and Creole cuisine.
New Orleans, Louisiana
A Christmas icon in New York City, this building complex has been erecting massive Christmas trees since 1931.
Rockefeller Center
It is estimated that nearly 1.1 million people were killed at this concentration camp, the largest of its' kind.
Auschwitz
What is the only food that is known to never spoil or go bad?
honey
Someone who suffers from a brain or spinal cord disease or injury would see what type of doctor?
Neurologist
The southernmost city in the United States is also where the dessert Key Lime Pie gets its' name.
Key West, Florida
In the song 12 Days of Christmas, what did my true love send me on the 6th day?
Six geese a-laying
The D-Day operation of June 6, 1944 brought together the land, air, and sea forces of the allies, becoming the largest invasion force in human history, to the beaches of which French city?
Normandy
The city of Naples, Italy was the birthplace of the modern version of this leavened wheat-based dough dish.
Pizza
The common name for the varicella-zoster virus which causes itchy skin outbreaks in children was FDA approved for a vaccine in 1995.
Chicken Pox
This city earned its infamous reputation after 25 people were executed on accusations of witchcraft in the early 1690s.
Salem, Massachusetts
This half-goat, half-demon monster in central European folklore punishes all the misbehaving children during Christmas time.
Krampus
The Kamikaze were Japanese suicide bomber planes who would crash directly into allied warships. What does the term "kamikaze" translate to?
Heavenly or Divine Wind
Which country popularized the use of peanuts in their cuisine to add texture and richness to their noodle and rice dishes?
Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia
In 1988, this virus was present in over 125 countries and paralyzed more than 350,000 each year but has since been reduced by over 99% today.
Polio
This city, located about halfway down the Mississippi River, was named after the then King of France in 1764.
St. Louis, Missouri
This European country is credited with beginning the tradition of having a Christmas tree; decorating them with candles, paper flowers, apples, tinsel, and sweetmeats.
Germany
The Manhattan Project produced two atomic bombs which would later be dropped of Hiroshima and Nagasaki to encourage Japanese surrender. What were the code names of the two atomic bombs?
Fat Man and Little Boy
This large, unique fruit, native to Southeast Asia, is said to have a similar smell and taste as pulled pork.
jackfruit
Common during WWI, this condition ultimately causes skin and tissue to breakdown from prolonged exposure to cold, wet environments.
Trench Foot
This city in Vermont is also the smallest capital city in the United States with a population of around 8,000 people.
Montpelier, Vermont