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100

This president was known for saying to Mr. Gorbechev, "Tear down this wall."

Reagan

100

Gandhi led opposition to British colonialism here

India

100

King of Belgium who desperately wanted to control the Congo Basin

Leopold II

100

The two other Axis Powers, along with Germany, in World War 2

Italy and Japan

100

He was assassinated in 1968 after leading efforts toward Civil Rights for African Americans in the US. 

Martin Luther King, Jr. 

100

A Canadian railroad engineer invented these to help make sure trains were on time. On Nov 18, 1883, cities across America reset their clocks. 

Time zones

200

He was president when the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 happened.

George W. Bush

200

Mao Zedong led communists on the Long March through this country

China

200

First black president of South African who had been imprisoned for 27 years

Nelson Mandela

200

The war in which "The Charge of the Light Brigade" occurred

Crimean War

200

This Emperor of Japan agreed with General Tojo that they should attack the US at Pearl Harbor.

Emperor Hirohito

200

An uprising on this holiday in 1916 led to Ireland's independence, although the six northern counties of Ulster remained in the United Kingdom. 

Easter 

300

He was the oldest President at his inauguration.

Biden

300

Ned Kelly and his gang, who fought against cruel and unjust government, were heroes in this country 

Australia

300

Leader of Iraq who invaded Kuwait over oil and other war debt

Saddam Hussein
300

In this war, the "Central Powers" were Germany, Bulgaria, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire

World War 1

300

This man was made prime minister by King Victor Emmanuel of Italy after marching his Fascist followers into Rome

Benito Mussolini

300

The 19th Amendment to the US Constitution in 1920 gave this group of people the right to vote.

Women

400

He was president during the First Persian Gulf War. 

George H.W. Bush

400

Juan Peron, whose popular wife was nicknamed the "Madonna of America" for her mercy on the poor, led a popular revolt here

Argentina

400

Great Britain's queen who invited the world to The Great Exhibition in 1851

Queen Victoria

400
America was involved in this war for nearly a decade, leading to a very unpopular draft and President Lyndon Johnson being too unpopular to run for reelection.

Vietnam War

400

Under this leader who succeeded Lenin, over six million Russians died. 

Joseph Stalin

400

The Supreme Court case Brown vs. Board of Education marked the end of this in US schools. 

segregation

500

Of the last 8 presidents (Carter on), this many are still alive.

Six (Carter, Clinton, Bush, Obama, Trump, Biden)

500

Dost Mohammed of this country signed a treaty with Great Britain to end the Great Game between Great Britain and Russia

Afghanistan

500

First female Prime Minister of India who was killed by her Sikh bodyguards

Indira Gandhi

500

This war between the communist north and democratic south resulted in the country remaining divided and has technically never been ended. 

Korean War

500

This leader of the Bolsheviks (later Communists) ordered Czar Nicholas II and his family imprisoned and killed, ending the Russian monarchy.

Vladimir Lenin

500

The launching of this in 1957 marked the beginning of the US-Russian Space Race. 

Sputnik