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Rude or disrespectful; also the average of a data set.
Mean
Ole' Alexander was a leading member of this political party, which supported a strong central government.
Federalists
The largest egg of any living bird comes from this relative of the chicken, a flightless bird native to Africa.
Ostrich
The process by which humans adapted to different environments over millions of years, leading to physical differences among populations, is called this.
Evolution
Albert Einstein is most famous for this equation, which shows the relationship between mass and energy.
e = mc2
Transition metal, element number 30.
Zinc
Though better known for his political writing, Hamilton also co-founded a predecessor to this famous newspaper in 1801.
The New York Times
This U.S. fast-food chain made headlines in 2019 when its chicken sandwich sparked a nationwide craze; the chain shares its name with a sailor man from a comic strip.
Popeye's
A related field of science, a study of past human societies through artifacts, architecture, and other physical remains is called this.
Archeology
Einstein once said, “Imagination is more important than ___.”
European version of the final letter of the alphabet.
Zed
Aaron Burr.
This term refers to a group of geese, particularly while they are on the ground. It sometimes can also be used for turkeys
Gaggle
This famous hominin fossil, discovered in Ethiopia in 1974, is a 3.2-million-year-old Australopithecus afarensis.
Lucy
Einstein sent a 1939 letter to President Roosevelt, urging the U.S. to develop atomic research, leading to this program.
Another name for a common fluffy breakfast bread.
Flapjack
As the first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, this man was both a colleague and political ally of our focus character.
John Joy
This highly contagious viral disease, abbreviated HPAI, has devastated poultry flocks worldwide.
Avian influenza (bird flu)
This branch of anthropology studies human language, its development, and its role in culture.
Linguistic Anthropology
In 1921, Einstein won the Nobel Prize in Physics, not for relativity, but for his explanation of this phenomenon.
Photoelectric Effect
A Great Plains Native American tribe; they gave their name to a "City" and a "Falls".
Sioux
Hamilton defended this controversial law, passed under President John Adams, which limited criticism of the government and restricted immigrants.
Alien and Sedition Acts
This ancient civilization, which included sites like Mohenjo-daro and Harappa, is believed to be among the first to domesticate chickens around 2000 BCE.
This anthropologist’s 1928 book Coming of Age in Samoa challenged Western views of adolescence and made her internationally famous.
Margaret Mead
This physicist, a close friend and occasional correspondent of Einstein, developed the theory of general relativity’s mathematical framework alongside him and later famously debated quantum mechanics with him. This man also developed a system of atomic models with him namesake.
Niels Bohr