Pop Culture
Money, Money, Money
3 Consonants in a Row
Don't You Know
There's a War on
200
Beyonce has more than 60 million followers on this photo-sharing app whose logo looks like a Polaroid camera.
200
The name of this British monetary unit comes from a unit of weight.
A pound
200
By any measure this object is 36 inches long.
A yardstick
200
Oxford says this preposition is the 7th-most common word in English; it's in this clue twice.
In
200
A "conflict": 1950 to 1953.
The Korean War
400
Twenty One Pilots "Wish we could turn back time to the good old days... but now we're" this title.
"Stressed Out"
400
From 1792 to 1873 the U.S. issued silver 5-cent coins called not nickels but "half" these.
Dimes
400
The symbol seen right before company names.
A copyright
400
Because of metal shortages, from 1943 to 1945 these famous award statuettes were made of plaster.
Oscars
400
1846 to 1848: Starring Zachary Taylor
The Mexican-American War
600
Creepers love the gaming channel Stampylonghead & its devotion to this ubiquitous Mojang game.
Minecraft
600
The Lincoln Memorial is on the back of this U.S. bill.
The $5
600
This word is a synonym for versus.
Against
600
The traditional "Big 3" of U.S. automakers are Chrysler, General Motors, & this one.
Ford
600
1618 to 1648: Duh
The Thirty Years' War
800
In 2016 this member of One Direction became a dad to a lad named Freddie.
Louis Tomlinson
800
English settlers in the New World used this word from Algonquian for beads used as Native American money.
Wampum
800
It's a belief, not based in reason, that something bad will happen if you perform a particular action... or if you don't.
A superstition
800
This state's richest man is French Fry tycoon Scott Simplot.
Idaho
800
April-December 1898
The Spanish-American War
1000
Some music festivals are devoted to superstars in EDM, this type of music.
Electronic dance music
1000
A silver tetradrachm from the 300s B.C. features a great portrait of him.
Alexander the Great
1000
One definition is a stitched-together type of publication having between 5 & 48 pages.
A pamphlet
1000
This alloy of copper & tin gave its name to a cultural "age."
Bronze
1000
In America: 1754 to 1763
The French and Indian War