The 19th Century
4-Letter Words
Before & After
State Birds & Flowers
Famous Firsts
200

She took the throne in 1837 and reigned over the British Empire for nearly 64 years, lending her name to an entire era.

Who is Queen Victoria?

200

This word refers to both the outer covering of a tree and the sharp sound made by a dog.

What is bark?

200

The most energetic person at the event reads George Orwell classic.

What is a Party Animal Farm?

200

Seven states, including Illinois and Indiana, share this bright red bird as their official state representative.

What is the Northern Cardinal?

200

In 1928, "Steamboat Willie" featured the first appearance of this iconic animated rodent with a synchronized soundtrack.

Who is Mickey Mouse?

400

These two men led the "Corps of Discovery" from 1804 to 1806, mapping the newly acquired Louisiana Purchase.

Who are Lewis and Clark?

400

This is a sound that repeats because it reflects off a surface, like a canyon wall.

What is echo?

400

Synonym for a barbecue where Hey Ya! is played.

What is a cookoutkast?

400

This western state features the Cactus Wren as its bird and the Saguaro Blossom as its flower.

What is Arizona?

400

In 1947, this legendary athlete broke the baseball color line when he started at first base for the Brooklyn Dodgers.

Who is Jackie Robinson?

600

Known as "The Lady with the Lamp," she became a hero for her organizing of care for wounded soldiers during the Crimean War.

Who is Florence Nightingale?

600

This word means to cover a road or path with concrete, stone, or asphalt.

What is pave?

600

7th president splashes some paint around and creates high art.

Who is Andrew Jackson Pollock?

600

This state's flower is the Mountain Laurel, but its state bird, the California Gull, was honored for saving the pioneers' crops from a cricket plague in 1848.

What is Utah?

600

This scientist and two-time Nobel Prize winner was the first person to use the term "radioactivity."

Who is Marie Curie?

800

Known as the "Spring of Nations," a massive wave of political upheavals and revolutions swept across Europe during this specific mid-century year.

What is 1848?

800

This 4-letter word for a high point is also the name of the predator at the top of a food chain.

What is apex?

800

This triages the injured while bringing food to them in bed.

What is emergency room service?

800

Daily Double!

This massive Western state features the Forget-me-not and the Willow Ptarmigan, a bird that turns white in winter.

800

In 1953, Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first people confirmed to accomplish this.

What is climb Mount Everest?

1000

Following the Napoleonic Wars, this 1814–1815 assembly of European leaders sought to restore the balance of power and redraw the continent's map.

What is the Congress of Vienna?

1000

This 4-letter word for intense enthusiasm sounds like it should be the last word in a dictionary.

What is zeal?

1000

Its two day shipping even covers 0 degrees longitude.

What is Amazon Prime meridian?

1000

Unique among the 50 states, this small New England state is the only one to designate a specific breed of poultry, a "Red" chicken, as its official state bird.

What is Rhode Island?

1000

This Soviet cosmonaut became the first human to journey into outer space, completing an orbit of the Earth in 1961.

Who is Yuri Gagarin?