MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT
This singer was known as the “King of Rock and Roll.”
Answer: Elvis Presley
This was the last of the original 13 colonies to become a state.
Answer: Georgia
This TV show featured a talking car named KITT.
Answer: Knight Rider
This U.S. state is home to New Orleans.
Answer: Louisiana
This famous American patriot supposedly warned that the British were coming.
Answer: Paul Revere
This singer recorded “Material Girl.”
Answer: Madonna
Four presidents are carved into this famous mountain monument.
Answer: Mount Rushmore
This game show was hosted for many years by Alex Trebek.
Answer: Jeopardy!
This city is known for its famous canals and gondolas.
Answer: Venice
This American city is famous for the Alamo.
Answer: San Antonio
This country singer was known as “The Man in Black.”
Answer: Johnny Cash
This treaty officially ended the American Revolutionary War.
Answer: Treaty of Paris
This sitcom featured a character named Jed Clampett.
Answer: The Beverly Hillbillies
This U.S. state is known as the “Granite State.”
Answer: New Hampshire
This president was known for his New Deal programs.
Answer: Franklin D. Roosevelt
This group sang “California Dreamin’.”
Answer: The Mamas & the Papas
This president delivered the Gettysburg Address.
Answer: Abraham Lincoln
This TV series starred Michael Landon as Charles Ingalls.
Answer: Little House on the Prairie
This famous castle is located in Scotland and sits on an extinct volcano.
Answer: Edinburgh Castle
This woman became famous for helping enslaved people escape through the Underground Railroad.
Answer: Harriet Tubman
This rock-and-roll pioneer recorded “Johnny B. Goode.”
Answer: Chuck Berry
The Union and Confederacy fought this war.
Answer: The Civil War
This show featured a group of prisoners and guards at a fictional prison called Camp North Star.
Answer: McHale’s Navy
This is the capital of Argentina.
Answer: Buenos Aires
This famous trial involved the question of whether John Scopes could teach evolution.
Answer: Scopes Monkey Trial