U.S.A Histroy
When did Christopher Columbus land in what would later become the United States?
He didn't. Most historians agree he landed in parts of Central and South America, as well as some Caribbean islands.
He is known to charge playing cards and other objects with kinetic energy, using them as explosive projectiles. Variant cover art from Astonishing X-Men #4 (October 2018). Art by Adi Granov. He was part of the Thieves Guild before becoming a member of the X-Men.
Gambit.
Legend claims that he is a lonely and melancholy soul from ancient Shurima, roaming the world in search of a friend. Doomed by an ancient curse to remain alone forever, his touch is death, his affection ruined. Those who claim to have seen him describe a living cadaver, small in stature and wrapped in creeping bandages. he has inspired myths, songs, and folklore told and retold for generations—such that it is impossible to separate truth from fiction.
Amumu.
In olden times, there was once a state named Minoa in Agelta Drylands. The prince in the state, he fatally injured his father in a fit of rage, after which he exiled himself to the Minoan Labyrinth in shame and regret. When he stepped out of the Labyrinth again, he found his state had long perished, his kin long gone. With his teeth set, Monitor embarks on the path to restoring his homeland to its former glory.
Minotaur.
Famous in Jewish folklore, these creatures are most often depicted as beings created from inanimate matter such as clay or mud, which have been brought to life to serve some purpose. For example, in some stories, a blank is created to defend against antisemitic attacks. According to legend, they are uniquely obedient and will follow exact and literal orders, so their creators had to be careful with what they asked them to do.
Golems.
During the War of 1812 who was the United States fighting against?
Great Britain.
He is a mutant with superhuman strength, stamina, durability, agility, and reflexes, and the ability to secrete pheromones referred to as "Death Spores". The spores are fatal to humans and can kill within seconds.
Omega Red.
Utterly mad, tragically homicidal, and horrifyingly purple, he is what keeps many of Zaun's citizens indoors on particular nights. Now a self-proclaimed physician, he was once a patient of Zaun's most infamous asylum. After "curing" the entire staff, he established his practice in the empty wards that once treated him and began mimicking the highly unethical procedures he had so often experienced himself. With a full cabinet of medicines and zero medical knowledge, he now makes himself more monstrous with each injection and terrifies the hapless "patients" who wander near his office.
Dr. Mundo.
A sworn knight who vowed to guard Necrokeep until his last breath. Once a sworn knight of Ridgeburg, he was forced to shatter the oath he made with his sword in an unfortunate turn of events. Since then, he had borne the curse of the Mist and guarded the land abandoned even by death.
Leomord.
these creatures are widely known and easily recognizable, especially if you’ve ever had a certain breakfast cereal. While these creatures originated in medieval Irish folklore, they did not become prominent until much later. Smaller, diminutive human-like beings, they are known to be solitary creatures with a love for mischief and practical jokes. Interestingly enough, according to folktales, a blank appearance and dress could change by region!
Leprechauns.
How many years can someone be a president? How long is one term of the presidency?
8 years and 4 year.
A supreme warrior and slayer of the ice giants, he is a force to behold. Also known as the All-Father, he raised a son who defended their godly realm against threats planetary, cosmic, and sometimes even familial.
Odin.
he is a primeval yordle whose playful antics can erupt into a toddler's outrage in an instant, transforming him into a massive beast bent on destruction. Frozen in True Ice for millennia, the curious creature broke free and now hops about a changed world he sees as exotic and wondrous. Delighted by danger.
Gnar.
She is the queen of Indonesia. A princess of a certain island country in the Vonetis Islands. She was victimized by political enemies and lost her beauty and power. When she threw herself into the sea in despair, an Elf in the sea rescued her. After that, she regained her beauty.
Kadita.
Surprisingly, the myth of the creatures, colloquially referred to as Nessie dates back to the Picts, a people group in ancient Scotland. Scottish folklore is full of mythical water creatures, but Nessie is the most famous. In appearance, the creature resembles a plesiosaur, a water-based dinosaur. Since most photographic or eye-witness accounts are considered hoaxes, the creature is widely assumed to be a myth. However, many still believe Nessie is out there today!
Loch Ness Monster.
Harriet Tubman is...
Conductor of the underground railroad
Monarch of Evil rules a fiery nether realm and loves impersonating the biblical Satan. Empowered by the souls of the damned, he often strikes deceptive bargains with the living, making him one of the evilest and most untrustworthy beings in existence.
Mephisto.
Armed with the power of Rune Terra's gales, she is a mysterious, elemental wind spirit who protects the dispossessed of Zaun. Some believe she was brought into existence by the pleas of Runeterra's sailors who prayed for fair winds as they navigated treacherous waters and braved rough tempests. Her favor and protection have since been called into the depths of Zaun, where she has become a beacon of hope to those in need. No one knows where or when she will appear, but more often than not, she's come to help.
Janna.
She was trained by the Empire to become a war machine from when she was a child because of her incredible talent. After one battle, the seriously wounded she fused with the consciousness of an alien prophet, so she knew the fate of the demise of her hometown, and to find a way to break the prophecy, she left Alaghat.
Karrie.
Another mythical creature from ancient Greece, the creature was depicted as a gigantic, snake-like monster with many heads, each of which could dispel acid. In mythological accounts, cutting off one of the heads would result in two more growing into its place. Before his death at the hands of Hercules, the creatures were known to terrify the people living in the marshes of Lerna.
Hydra
the 3rd amendment is..
the right to bear arms.
He is an athletic man with no superhuman powers. During his time in prison, he was able to hone his physical strength to a level comparable to the Punisher. He has extensive experience with street-fighting techniques and familiarity with a variety of weapons and criminal techniques.
Jigsaw.
Separate, but never parted, this champion represents the twin essences of death. Lamb's bow offers a swift release from the mortal realm for those who accept their fate. Wolf hunts down those who run from their end, delivering violent finality within his crushing jaws. Though interpretations of this character's nature vary across Runeterra, every mortal must choose the true face of their death.
Kindred.
As a human, she fell in love with a Demon, but cruel reality separated them, she had already guessed his identity of him. Even so, she wanted to be with him, so she chose to commit suicide. When she woke up, she found that she had become a Blood Demon, lying in the arms of her lover. From then on, the two of them stayed from the world together forever.
Camrilla.
Other memorable mythical creatures from ancient Greece such as the famous Medusa, were vicious monsters capable of turning victims to stone with just one look. These creatures appearance was an interesting mix of beautiful and frightening, with their most notable feature being the fact that they had live snakes instead of hair. The myths are important lessons in not being tricked by beauty alone.
The Gorgon.