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100

in which century was Germany united by the goat Otto 

1800s (1871)

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A painter from Austria who became a leader in politics. (Hint same Mustache as Charlie Chaplin)

Adolf Hitler (Mr mustache man)

100

A 19th-century Romanesque-Revival palace in the Bavarian Alps built by King Ludwig II, famous for inspiring Disney's Sleeping Beauty Castle

Neuschwanstein Castle

100

Breaded and fried cutlets made of pork or veal, often served with mushroom gravy

Schnitzel

100

Approximately how many castles are in Germany (Hint: starts with 2)

Over 20,000 castles

200

In what year was the Natzi party founded?

1920

200

Theoretical physicist from germany

Albert Einstein

200

Located in Berlin, this 18th-century neoclassical monument stands as a global symbol of German reunification

Brandenburg Gate

200

Classic grilled pork sausages (Hint: Charlie XCX)

Bratwurst

200

How many types of bread does Germany offer (Hint: starts with a 3)

Over 300 types of bread

300

When was the Berlin wall built?

Aug. 13th 1961

300

Folklorists who collected classic German fairy tales (Author name 2 people)

Brothers Grimm

300

A southwestern region of dense evergreen woods, scenic hiking trails, and traditional spa towns like Baden-Baden

The Black Forest

300

Fermented or slow-cooked sour/sweet cabbage dishes that pair well with heavy meats

Sauerkraut & Red Cabbage

300

How many bridges does Berlin have (Hint: starts with a 1)

Berlin has more than 1,700 bridges

400

When did Germany invade France?

May 10th, 1940.

400

Known for co-authoring The Communist Manifesto

Karl Marx

400

A dramatic landscape of towering sandstone rock formations, highlighted by the famous Bastei Bridge (Hint National Park)

Saxon Switzerland National Park

400

Large, soft baked pretzels with a coarse salt crust, popular at beer gardens

Brezeln

400

How wide is the smallest street in Germany

31 cm wide (about one foot)

500

Martin Luther published his 95 Theses in 1517, sparking the Protestant Reformation, which eventually triggered What war?

 Thirty Years' War

500

Inventor who introduced movable type printing to Europe.

Johannes Gutenberg
500

Germany's highest mountain peak, sitting at 2,962 meters in the Alps with panoramic views across four countries (Hint Z_g_p_t_e)

Zugspitze

500

Meatballs in a creamy white caper sauce

Königsberger Klopse

500

The iconic Haribo gummy bear was invented in 1922 what does Haribo stand for

Hans Riegel Bonn