US - AU Relations
Periodically
Ancient People
Weather or Not
Decades
100
Washington D.C.
Canberra
100
A pop song by French DJ David Guetta featuring Australian singer SIA.
Titanium
100
This Roman God of War shares his name with a popular chocolate bar and planet.
Mars
100
A visible mass of condensed water vapor or something that stores your photos online.
Cloud
100
The September 11 attacks occur in the United States, reshaping global security policy.
2000s
200
Hungry Jacks
200
Electric signs lighted by long luminous gas-discharge tubes that contain a certain gas.
Neon
200
This Greek warrior lends his name to a common weakness you may find at the back of your feet.
Achilles
200
Frozen precipitation or enthusiastic praise for a taxi.
Hail
200
World War II reshapes Europe and Asia, ending with atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
1940s
300
Responsible for collecting U.S. federal taxes, this is Australia's alternate Internal Revenue Service.
Australian Taxation Office
300
This element can be used as a sunscreen due to its ability to reflect both UVA and UVB rays.
Zinc
300
The face of Versace, this is the Greek monster with snakes for hair.
Medusa
300
This calm center of a hurricane is also the center of attention.
Eye
300
The Berlin Wall falls, symbolizing the collapse of communist regimes in Eastern Europe.
1980s
400
The Special Air Service Regiment (or SASR) represents Australia's top tier special mission unit. The fourth letter of the Greek alphabet represents America's.
Delta Force
400
A rocky, cratered, and desolate world which orbits the Sun in 88 days.
Mercury
400
This titan who held up the sky now shares his name with a book of maps.
Atlas
400
Reduced visibility in the atmosphere or mental confusion.
Fog
400
Humans land on the Moon during Apollo 11, and the Vietnam War dominates headlines.
1960s
500
The Federal Reserve System is the central banking system of the United States, this is Australia's.
Reserve Bank of Australia
500
Iron pyrite found in quartz veins because of it's appearance may also be known as Fool's ____.
Gold
500
This ancient Greek physician's name is recited in an oath still taken by doctors today.
Hippocrates
500
A sudden gust of cold air or a preliminary version of an essay.
Draft
500
The Great Depression spreads worldwide after a major stock market crash.
1930s