Math
The sum of 1+2+3+4.
10
This was the first of the 13 colonies to achieve statehood.
Delaware
Marc Antony allied himself with this Egyptian monarch in the fight against Caesar Augustus.
Queen Cleopatra
This continent is second only to Asia in total population.
Africa
The most popular sport in the world.
Soccer/Futbol
The two primary measurement systems.
Metric and Imperial.
The first territory outside of the 13 colonies to achieve statehood.
Vermont
The term used to describe the spreading of the Israelite peoples across the ancient world. DD
Diaspora
The largest state in the United States.
Alaska
This term, also used in the Catholic Church, describes a play in football where all of the receivers run deep downfield.
Hail Mary
This mathematical sequence uses the sum of the two preceding numbers to determine the total of each subsequent number. DD
Fibanachi Sequence
This President used the Emancipation Proclamation to discourage European Involvement in the American Civil War.
Abraham Lincoln
The burning of this library is widely considered one of the greatest tragedies in the Western world.
Library of Alexandria
This country is home to Mt. Everest.
Nepal
This sport, featured primarily in countries influenced by the British Empire, shares its name with an insect.
Cricket
This law of mathematics explains this aspect of multiplication: a(b+c)=ab+ac.
Distributive Law
Before President Trump, this president was the only president to serve two non-consecutive terms.
This figure was crowned Emperor of France years after the French Revolution.
Napoleon Bonaparte
This country is known for its famous signature dish: adobo chicken.
Phillipines
This Olympic-level sport was famously used as a form of diplomacy between the United States and China during the Cold War.
Ping-Pong
This law of mathematics explains this aspect of addition: (A+B)+C = A +(B+C)
Associative Law
This US President assisted John Jay and Alexander Hamilton in writing the Federalist Papers, which were used to convince New York citizens to support the ratification of the US Constitution.
James Madison
This United Kingdom political figure, known as the Iron Lady, stood with Ronald Reagan in the last Conservative push against the globalization of communism.
Margaret Thatcher
This country, home to the former capital of the Eastern Roman Empire, is the most recent country to change its name.
Turkiye
This term is used to describe the area where cars in both NASCAR and Formula 1 start before the race, outlined by different spots for the cars based on their qualifying position.
The Grid