Medieval helmets
Religious hats
World War headwear
Imperial Headwear
Winter hats
100

This helmet is the most iconic of the medieval helmets known through out pop culture.

The Bascinet helmet

100

This hat is worn by religious people of Sikhism 

Turban

100

Worn by the Swedish and by the Finnish this helmet was mass produced during WWII.

Swedish M37 helmet

100

This hat was used by Russian Bolsheviks during the Russian revolutions, as they had red stars.

The Budenovka hat 

100

This hat is used by primarily Nordics, Russians, and Eastern European countries, and was created as a result of the Winter War to help Russian troops keep warm.

Ushanka

200

This helmet was used by Christian troops famously during the crusades.

The Great Helm

200

This Jewish hat's name in Hebrew is kippah, and is a small cap worn on Jewish male heads.

Yamaka

200

This late WWI-WWII helmet was used by the Germans and was made of steel, its literal translation into English is ''Steel helmet''.

Stanhelm

200

This hat was used by Chinese Communist during the Communist uprising in China.

Mao Cap 65

200

This type of headwear was used by Canadian and British troops during WWII to keep warm under their helmets, this type of headwear is generally nicknamed a skii mask.

Balaclava

300

This medieval helmet inspired the British Brodie helmet used in WW1 and WW2

The Kettle hat

300

This hat is worn by high ranking Catholic individuals, such as popes and cardinals. Popes [white], Cardinals [red], Bishops [violet], Priests [Black. This hat is often mistaken for yamulke. 

Zucchetto cap

300

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This helmet used by French forces in WWII was a more updated version of it in WWI. They were usually made in blue or bronze.

French Adrian helmet

300

This cap was used by Austrian troops instead of helmets in WWI, because the war was suspected to last briefly.

Austrian Field Cap M1915 or [Austrian Field Cap]

300

This hat was made by racoon skin made into a hat, famously associated with Davy Crockett even though historians agree Davy Crockett didn't wear them.

Coonskin Cap
400

This was one of the first medieval helmets, it has places for chainmail to connect to, and had a nose guard.

Spangenhelm

400

This popular hat used by bishops, cardinals, and popes is used by the Catholic Church.

Mitre hat

400

This American helmet used from 1941-1985 used in WWII, Korean war, and Vietnam

American M1 helmet

400

Used by British soldiers in the Revolutionary war this hat is very similar to the bicorne.

Tricorne

400

This American hat was used got its name, because the people who first started wearing it were Jeep drivers.

Jeep cap

500

This steel helmet was used by Spaniards in the 1500s.

Morion helmet

500

This Japanese hat is used to signify social status.

Kasa hat

500

If your an person who isn't in to millinery you're most likely not going to get this, but what ever. 

Used by the Soviet Union during WWII this helmet sounds like the name of a familiar gun.

Russian SSh-40 helmet

500

This helmet used by the Romans is usually the most popular among all.

Roman Gallic helmet
500

Unfortunately I the maker of this jeopardy game has run out of winter hats because im lazy and dont want to do more research and cant find anymore popular winter hats so ill give you an unrelated topic question or if you want you can do rock paper scissors with your other competetors idc. Sinceraly the creator -- .. -.- .-






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