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FREAKY FRIDAY
100

In November 1956, the U.S. Supreme Court declared bus segregation unconstitutional, almost one year after this woman, who, after a long day at work, refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white man - a small act of defiance that helped launch the civil rights movement. 

 Who is Rosa Parks? 

100

As two major alliances divided Europe, tensions were rising among ethnic groups, prompting a rise in nationalistic sentiments. Plus, the heir to the Austria-Hungarian throne, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, was assassinated. 

What is World War I?

100

An intolerant person, or one who treats members of a group with hatred.

What is a bigot?

100

Bagels, cheesecake, a classic slice 

What is New York City? 

100

When it was declared a national emergency in March 2020, there were already more than 144,000 reported cases worldwide.

What is the COVID-19 pandemic? 

200

A fierce advocate for Medicare for all, housing as a human right and a "peace economy," she took the oath of office at age 29, making her the youngest woman ever elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. 

Who is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC)? 

200

Above-normal soil moisture and reservoir levels in the Missouri and Upper Mississippi river basins, coupled with uniquely extreme weather and hydrologic conditions, led to this disastrous event that saw the Mississippi reach its highest level on record, with water climbing halfway up the grand staircase of the Gateway Arch. 

What is the Great Flood of 1993? 

200

It's often used with merit, or can be worn with honor - or with shame.

What is a badge? 

200

Lobster rolls, clam chowder, cream pie

What is Boston? 

200

One of the most popular and best-selling video games of all time, this Nintendo anchor was released in Japan on a Friday 40 years ago.  

What is Super Mario Bros? 

300

There's renewed effort in Congress to replace the $20 bill from Andrew Jackson - the nation's seventh president and a slaveholder - to this woman, who "conducted" her way through the Underground Railroad. In all, she helped 70 enslaved persons to freedom, famously saying "I never ran my train off the track and I never lost a passenger." 

Who is Harriet Tubman? 

300

As Communist regiments in Poland, Hungary and Czechoslovakia began to face great resistance, massive protests for freedom and reforms were taking place in East Germany, ultimately leading to this event that symbolized the end of the Cold War and the triumph of democracy over communism in Eastern Europe.  

What is the fall of the Berlin Wall?  

300

Named after a school where it was first played in 1823, it's said to have been invented when a student defied the rules of the game by picking up the ball and running with it.

What is rugby? 

300

Sourdough, fortune cookies, Ghirardelli chocolate

What is San Francisco? 

300

While it had been bombed nine times during WWII, it was on a Friday the 13th when the Nazis launched its most serious attack on this British monarchical landmark. 

What is Buckingham Palace? 

400

Her Quaker upbringing guided her belief in equality, which led her to become one of America's most pivotal figures in the fight for women's suffrage. The 19th Amendment, which guarantees women's right to vote, is also known by her name to honor her lifelong work.  

Who is Susan B. Anthony? 

400

When Fidel Castro overthrew the Cuban dictator in an armed revolt, the U.S. grew suspicious of Castro's relationship with the Soviets, prompting JFK and the CIA to embark on this plan. Its goal was to get the Cuban people behind American efforts to topple the Castro regime and support a non-Communist government friendly to U.S.

 What is the Bay of Pigs Invasion? 

400

This popular Louisiana stew can be traced back to the early 18th century and described as a fusion of French, Spanish, African and Native American cuisine. 

What is gumbo? 

400

Stone crabs, key lime pie, Cuban sandwich 

What is Miami? 

400

Despite its name, this day is meant to be a solemn commemoration, marked by fasting, reflection and penance. 

What is Good Friday? 

500

Born into a famous family, this multi-hyphenate most recently gave America a one-sentence lecture about "wokeness." She's been arrested several times over the decades, including for protesting the Vietnam War and climate change. 

Who is Jane Fonda? 

500

Economic inequality due to heavy taxation, a rigid social hierarchy, an absolute monarchy and overall public unrest all contributed to this. 

What is the French Revolution? 

500

This traces its origin to 1530s Italy, where it was called "Le Lotto." It's said to have been popularized in America by a New York toy salesman who saw it being played at a carnival. 

What is bingo? 

500

Polish boy, pierogis, buckeyes

What is Cleveland? 

500

Once acclaimed for their piety and military prowess, this group was initially formed to protect the Holy Land. As the story goes, the French rounded up thousands of its members on Oct. 13, 1307 and tortured them for blasphemy and heresy - and some credit that fateful day for creating the myth of Friday the 13th.

What are the Knights Templar?