World History
What did Simon Wiesenthal hunt?
Fugitive Nazis
What National park contains the largest known caverns in the U.S.?
Carlsbad Caverns
What's the smelliest member of the weasel family?
The Skunk
What other stadium did the Yankees play part of their 1974-75 home games in?
Shea
What band leader always carried a Chihuahua under his arm?
Xavier Cugat
What Argentine revolutionary fought with Castro and died in Bolivia?
Che Guevara
What U.S. state contains Cape Hatteras?
North Carolina
What's a Portuguese "Man-of- War"
A Jellyfish
What exercise routine uses the position "downward facing dog"?
Yoga
What measured 300 by 50 by 30 cubits?
Noah's Ark
What does "Blitzkrieg" mean?
Lightening war
Which is farthest north, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Toronto, or Seattle?
Seattle
What animal produces cashmere wool?
The goat
What sport did the Kenosha Comets, Racine Bells, and South Bend Blue Sox play during the 1940's?
Baseball
What two wars did Ernest Hemingway cover as a war correspondent?
Spanish Civil War and WWII
What Egyptian sovereign married two of her brothers?
Cleopatra
What was Jamaica the worlds leading exporter of during its first 200 years of British rule?
Sugar
What's the only place in Europe where you would find a colony of monkeys?
Gibralter
What NHL player scored the most goals during his career?
Wayne Gretzky
What was stolen from the Louvre on August 21, 1911?
The Mona Lisa
What was the name of Aristotle Onassis's yacht? Think C
Christina
What Canadian region is known for its vast system of rivers and lakes strung through forests and tundra?
Northwest Territories
You generally have to look up to a Camelopard, what is their common name?
Giraffe
What billiards game shares its name with British military slang for a lowly first year cadet?
Snooker
What two very famous late 19th century authors lived next door to one another in Hartford, CT? Think HBS and MT.
Harriet Beecher Stowe and Mark Twain