Global Review
World Geography
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100

This enlightenment thinker was known for his idea of natural rights being "life, liberty, and property". 

John Locke

100

This river is the longest in the world, flowing through northeastern Africa.

Nile River. 

100

In this 1985 classic, a teenager travels back in time using a DeLorean car and has to ensure his parents fall in love to prevent his own existence from being erased. 

Back to the Future. 

100

What do you call someone that cannot do a hand stand? 

Neil. 

200

this theory says that rulers are god's representatives on earth. Absolute monarchs would often try to take advantage of this.

Divine Right

200

This region known for its rich soils and curved shape on a map was home to ancient Mesopotamia.

The Fertile Crescent. 

200

This 2003 film features a young fish named Marlin who embarks on a journey across the ocean to find his lost son, with the help of a forgetful fish named Dory.

Finding Nemo
200
What do you call a lobster that won't share? 

Shellfish. 

300

This 1789 document founded by the National Assembly in France said that citizens are born with natural rights

Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen. 

300

This desert, known for its vastness and harsh climate, covers much of northern Africa.

The Sahara Desert. 

300

These movies from the early 1980s follow the adventures of an iconic archaeologist who is known for his trademark whip, and quest to recover ancient artifacts. He looks for things like the holy grail, and lost ark of the covenant.

Indiana Jones

300

How do trains eat? 

They choo-choo. 

400

Explain why Napoleon ultimately fell as emperor of France. 

Too much invading, unsuccessful invasion of Russia, heavy economic burden of Napoleonic Wars, etc. 

500
This radical group, led by Maximillian Robespierre, ruled during the radical, execution-plagued, time period of the French Revolution. 

The Jacobins