Capitals
France's Capital
Paris
This country was led by dictators "Papa Doc" and "Baby Doc" Duvalier
Haiti
This country during its Civil War was ruled by Caudillo Francisco Franco, who served as head of state from 1935-1975
Spain
This publisher, along with Joseph Pulitzer were newspaper publishers whose stories led to the rise of yellow journalism
William Randolph Hearst
A region of China that was a British Colony until 1997; an agreement between Great Britain and China allowed for a one country, two systems policy
Hong Kong
Germany's capital
Berlin
The Venezuelan soldier who efforts in gaining independence in South American countries earned him the nickname "the Liberator"
Simon Bolivar
Served as the United Kingdom's first female prime minister from 1979-1990
Margaret Thatcher
An abolitionist who led nearly 70 slaves to freedom through the underground railroad
Harriet Tubman
Imperial China was ruled by this form of government, which were successions of monarchs belonging to the same family. The longest reigning was run by the Zhou family
Dynasties
United Kingdom's capital
London
Became a US territory in 1898 after the Spanish-American War
Puerto Rico
The Great Famine was a period between 1845-1852, where these people suffered loss after the loss of their potatoes to blight
Irish
The first aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean
Charles Lindbergh
A series of fortifications built across may provinces in Northern China
The Great Wall of China
Greece's capital
Athens
The Hero Twins feature in the mythologic compendium called the Popul Vuh, written by these people of Mesoamerica
Mayan
This composer composed the 4-part cycle of The Ring of the Nibeling
Richard Wagner
A poet and 4-time Pulitzer Prize winner who works include "Mending Wall" and "The Road Not Taken"
Robert Frost
The tallest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa, resides in this largest emirate
Dubai
Italy's capital
Rome
Conservative politician who was the authoritarian President of Peru between 1990 and 2000; he resigned after he fled to Japan after videos showed him bribing chief lawmakers
Alberto Fujimori
A church in London that is used for royal coronations since William the Conqueror's in 1066
Westminster Abbey
The 29th President; his presidency was rocked by the Teapot dome Scandal
Warren Harding
A type of computer language and a slang term for coffee shares this name, an island shared between Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei
Java