American History and Culture
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100

The political protest where American colonists boarded British ships in the Boston Harbor and threw 342 chests of tea into the water to protest the Tea Act and "taxation without representation"

What was the Boston Tea Party?

100

The first Prime Minister of India.

Who was Jawaharlal Nehru?

100

The music artist considered one of, if not the most famous of all time. The King of Pop.

Who was Michael Jackson?

100

The word moot 


What is "open to debate or irrelevant"?

100

The Italian dessert that is alternating layers of ladyfingers soaked in a coffee-liquor combo with mascarpone cheese and chocolate

What is tiramisu?

200

The three branches of the U.S. government

What are the Legislative, Executive and Judicial branches?

200

The South Asian empire that produced the Taj Mahal during its rule from 1526-1857

What was the Mughal Empire?

200

The director of Titanic, Avatar, and The Terminator

Who was James Cameron?

200

The word banal 

What is "boring and unoriginal"?

200

The host of Hell's Kitchen, Masterchef, and Kitchen Nightmares

Who is Gordon Ramsay?

300

Though he was an American Founding Father, prominent Patriot of the American Revolution, and the longest-serving president of the Continental Congress, John Hancock is now most known for  

What is a signature?

300

From Chennai, the current and youngest world chess champion

Who is Gukesh Dommaraju?

300

What scientist's books laid the foundations for physics, calculus, and mechanics?

Who was Isaac Newton?

300

The word mirth

What is "amusement and laughter expressed with great joy"?


300

The traditional Mediterranean dessert that is layers of pastry, chopped nuts like walnuts or pistachios, and syrup or honey

What is baklava?

400

The one of the options of US presidents that are NOT featured on Mount Rushmore.

Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Jackson


Who was Andrew Jackson?

400

Practiced in the cultures of India, China, Persia, Sumeria and more for centuries but now roundly considered pseudoscience: the practice of chiromancy is the studying of the lines and features of

What is palm?

400

The only national flag that does not have a traditional rectangular shape

What is the flag of Nepal?

400

The word eke 

What is "make something last by using sparingly"?

400

The one of these food options that was NOT invented in the USA

Philly cheesesteaks, Apple pie, S'mores, Mac and Cheese

What is apple pie?

500

The proposed national animal, rather than the Bald Eagle, by Benjamin Franklin

What is the turkey?
500

The one of these options that never attempted to colonize India

The Italians, Austrians, Dutch, British

Who were the Italians?

500

The word for a period of time that is two weeks or fourteen days

What is a fortnight?

500

The word abate 

What is "to become less intense or widespread"?

500

Contrary to its popularity and prominence in Indian cuisine, this spice did not originate on India soil. Rather, it was brought by Portuguese traders in the 16th century.

Turmeric, black pepper, chili peppers, cinnamon

What are chili peppers?