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On April 14, 1865, John Wilkes Booth crept up to the president at this center of entertainment and shot President Abraham Lincoln.

What is Ford's Theater?

400

If a racehorse wins the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness, and the Belmont, it will have earned this award, much like an MLB player who leads the league in batting average, home runs, and RBIs in a single season.

What is the Triple Crown?

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In 1991, Pantera, AC/DC, the Black Crowes, and Metallica performed live at the Tushino Airfield in this country, mere months before its dissolution.

What is the Soviet Union?

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They tried to make Amy Winehouse go to this, but she said, no, no, no.

What is Rehab?

400

It's in Louisiana, Jamaica, and all over the world, these cities all share the name of this conqueror.

Who is Alexander the Great?


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From the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository building, this man was allegedly responsible for the killing of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963.

Who was Lee Harvey Oswald?

800

In racing, these are green, checkered, and occasionally yellow. In American football, they are yellow and red only. 

What are flags?

800
Voted as the best rock gig of all time in 2005, this band began their 21-minute performance at Live Aid at 6:41 (or 6:42 p.m.)

Who is Queen?

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One, nothing's wrong with him, Two, something's got to give, When he lets these hit the floor.

What are Bodies?

800

The capital of North Dakota is named after this German leader, the only capital in the United States named after a foreign statesman.

What is Bismarck?

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As President Ronald Reagan left the Washington Hilton Hotel on March 30, 1981, John Hinckley Jr. attempted an assassination of Ronald Reagan. Hinckley's motive was to impress this actress, with whom he was obsessed with. 

Who is Jodie Foster?

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In hockey, a play is this if both skates of an attacking player are completely over the blue line before the puck fully crosses into the offensive zone but in soccer, it applies if a player is in the opponents’ half and closer to the goal line than both the ball and the second‑last opponent.

What is offsides?
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Woodstock 1969 saw this "27 Club" member perform an electric guitar rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner, complete with the created sound of bombs and weapons of war to protest the U.S.'s involvement in Vietnam.

Who is Jimi Hendrix?

1200

This Seether song that released in April of 2005 and went double platinum is the cure for many people wanting to scratch their metal itch.

What is Remedy?

1200

This European capital is named for the Goddess of Wisdom

What is Athens?

1600
This president, who shares the name of an iconic comic strip creature, was assassinated by Charles J. Guiteau in 1881.

Who is Andrew Garfield?

1600

If one were Pete Webber, they might get confused, because a position in the sport of cricket does this action, much like in the sport that Webber dominated in.

What is bowling?

1600
Three months after the disaster at Woodstock '99, this music and arts festival debuted, cementing a legacy in the heat of the Colorado Desert

What is Coachella?

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If you're feeling Trapt, know this song will tell you that this is not where you belong.

What is Headstrong?

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This man thought, therefore he was, and as such he has a city in France named after him

Who is Rene Descartes?

2000

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In 1901, President William McKinley was assassinated, and this roughriding Vice President took the oath of office.

Who is Theodore Roosevelt?

2000

In both collegiate sports and professional soccer, these windows see players switching teams for money amounts, though college athletes don't receive money from their former schools.

What are transfer windows?

2000

Five weeks before his untimely death, this iconic band's final concert was briefly interrupted by a power outage during the song Come as You Are. 

Who is Nirvana?

2000

If you're an immature male, stay away from Sabrina Carpenter, or she'll call you this.

What is a Manchild?

2000

In India, Bodh Gaya is a sacred religious site where this event is reported to have happened.

What is the enlightenment of Buddha?