Christians around the world celebrate Christmas to remember the birth of this person.
Who is Jesus?
In this classic game, players buy properties and try to bankrupt their opponents.
What is Monopoly? (1935)
This famous building toy uses small interlocking plastic bricks.
Lego (1958)
In Australia, Christmas takes place during this season.
What is summer?
This mystery game asks players to determine who committed the crime, with what weapon, and where.
Clue (1949)
This magnetic building toy lets pieces snap together to form shapes and towers.
Magna-Tiles (1997)
This country is believed to have started the tradition of decorating Christmas trees.
What is Germany?
In this game, players attempt have to be the first to locate and eliminate their opponents navy.
What is Battleship? (1939)
This classic building toy, lets kids build log cabins using notched redwood pieces.
What are Lincoln Logs? (1916)
(The wood came from scraps of redwood left over from the construction of the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.)
People in this country traditionally eat KFC for Christmas dinner.
What is Japan?
This strategy game involves conquering the world using armies and dice.
What is Risk? (1959)
This construction toy, originally in metal, uses nuts and bolts to build models.
What is Erector Set? (1914)
This country has a Christmas tradition involving a giant straw goat.
What is Sweden?
This word-building board game has tiles and bonus squares.
What is Scrabble? (1938)
Some of these foam pieces of varied shapes and colors had wire in them.
Tubers and Zots (1999)