pavlovs combined top 2000
Arizona & California river + border | Pike's Peak state | The Centennial State | columbine state | Yuma, Arizona + river
Colorado 51
ancient Roman amphitheater | Roman landmark | Flavian Amphitheatre | 80 AD + dedicated, Roman | amphitheater was built + Nero's
Colosseum 51
"Lady Chatterley's Lover" author + wrote | "Sons and Lovers" author + autobiographical novel "Sons and Lovers" | "The Rainbow" author | "Women in Love" author | Taos, New Mexico + 1920s, novelist, British novelist wrote | obscene + 1915, The Rainbow
D.H. Lawrence 44
Jazz Age author | "This Side of Paradise" author + first novel, "This Side of Paradise" | Zelda Sayre + 1920, author, married Zelda | Tender is the Night author | "The Great Gatsby" author | "Far Side of Paradise" author | "The Beautiful and Damned" author | Last Tycoon author | The Curious Case of Benjamin Button + Tales | "Flappers and Philosophers" author + collected | Sheilah Graham + author | wrote The Great Gatsby
F. Scott Fitzgerald 113
On the Banks of the Wabash, Far Away + song, state | Wabash River state | state motto "Crossroads of America" | Elkhart in this state | Evan Bayh + state | Fort Wayne state | Purdue University state
Indiana 44
Hercule Poirot author + first novel | Miss Marple author | name Mary Westmacott + mystery, wrote
Agatha Christie 45
Poland sea | Lithuania sea | Latvia sea | Sweden sea | Estonia sea
Baltic Sea 46
winged mammal | flying fox | is the only mammal that can fly | order Chiroptera + mammals
Bat 40
capital of China + name Peking, Great Ancient Capitals, Great Hall of the People | Forbidden City | 2008 Olympics city + 2008 Olympics hosted | Temple of Heaven + city | Tiananmen Square city + 1989, killed | Imperial City + Chinese | Ming capital
Beijing 49
killed Grendel + dragon | Grendel and Grendel's mother | Anglo-Saxon poem | English epic poem + Old English, title character of this epic poem becomes, becomes king of the Geats | Hrothgar + action, epic poem, hall | Old English epic poem + hero | Old English poem + slays, dies, dragon, Geats, hero | Wiglaf
Beowulf 52
Khmer Rouge country | Angkor Wat country + temple | Norodom Sihanouk nationality | Pol Pot country + dictator | Kampuchea country | Killing Fields country | bordered by Thailand & Laos + country, Vietnam to the east
Cambodia 55
Bizet opera + Don Jose, gypsy, title, girl | bullfighter opera + Escamillo, toreador opera
Carmen 42
painted water lilies | Impression: Sunrise + painting Impression | Giverny + garden, painted, water | French artist + Impressionist | Haystacks
Claude Monet 80
Roman amphitheater | Roman landmark | Flavian Amphitheatre
Colosseum 40
Greece's largest island | Minoan civilization + Minoan island | Knossos island + Palace at Knossos
Crete 43
Greek & Turkish + country, island | Nicosia, the capital of this country | Othello island | Eastern Mediterranean island | Kypriaki Dimokratia + country | president of this island nation
Cyprus 41
A Child's Christmas in Wales + Poet | Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night + wrote | Under Milk Wood + play
Dylan Thomas 44
Arno River + Italian city | Ponte Vecchio city + Italian city | Firenze city | Pitti Palace + city | Uffizi Gallery city | 1252 + city, gold coin, first | A Room With a View + novel, city | Duomo + city | Brunelleschi + city, designed | Ghiberti + baptistery in this city, bronze doors
Florence 70
Ecuadorian island group + off the coast of Ecuador | Darwin Research + islands | tortoise island | 600 miles west of Ecuador + Isles | province of Ecuador + islands
Galapagos Islands 50
1633 + trial, Earth | Italian astronomer + satellites | moons of Jupiter in 1610 + discovered
Galileo 42
author Eric Arthur Blair + 1984, pen name, Animal, Eric Blair & wrote | During the Spanish Civil War + Animal Farm, British author | Big Brother could tell you his real name was Eric Arthur Blair + author | Pseudonymous writers + name, pen | wrote Animal Farm + 1984 and Animal Farm | "Homage to Catalonia" + pen | 1946 he wrote | book in 1945 + writer
George Orwell 55
Deutschland country | borders Denmark + country | most populous country in Europe | central European + ancestry, making, making it the nation's, Americans | nationality was Karl Marx | Angela Merkel nationality + European, Chancellor | Rhine country
Germany 43
Maja painter + The Clothed Maja, The Naked Maja | Spanish court painter + 1808 | painter to Charles IV + 1799, Family of Charles IV, Spanish | "Portrait of the Duchess of Alba" + painter | "Third of May" artist | Saturn Devouring
Goya 39
envy color | color of malachite, a mineral | color is the gemstone peridot + emerald color | St Patrick's Day + color | color is zero on a roulette wheel | Chlorophyll + Color | verde color + salsa verde | Kelly color | Libyan flag + What colour | Yellow and Blue + blue make mixed, Red | absinthe color | jade + color
Green 54
"Messiah" composer | oratorio composer + 1713 | Water Music + 1717 | 1727 + composer, George, British
Handel 40
"Civil Disobedience" author | Walden Pond + lived | "Walden" author | Concord + writer | lives of quiet desperation + The mass of men lead lives of quiet
Henry David Thoreau 46
cop show + 1980s | 1981 series + Drama, Emmys | Daniel J. Travanti show | Beverly Hills Buntz | Capt. Frank Furillo | let's be careful out there + Hey | Belker | Sgt. Esterhaus + careful
Hill Street Blues 42
eggs, these birds lay the smallest | beat its wings + 70 per second | only bird that can fly backwards | ruby-throated one + throated bird | bird species + smallest | family Trochilidae | hovering bird
Hummingbird 46
1620 ship + November 21, 1620 | Plymouth ship + 1620 | America in 1620 + name of the ship, Pilgrims
Mayflower 46
1620 ship + November | Plymouth ship + 1620 | Pilgrim ship + 1620
Mayflower 46
St. Helena + 1821, died | 1815 + France | first consul + 1799, coup | married Marie Louise + Marie Louise of Austria
Napoleon 40
Silver State | gambling state | Laughlin state | "Sagebrush State" | Area 51 state | Carson City is the capital + state | Spanish for snow + Snow Covered, desert, name, state
Nevada 50
Inca country | Alberto Fujimori country + President Alberto Fujimori | Lima country | Andean country | Machu Picchu in this country
Peru 49
Bill Berry + Peter Buck, Mike Mills, Michael Stipe | album Monster + 1994 | dream stage of sleep | Losing My Religion | band in Athens, Georgia | 1983 album "Murmur" + (1987). By | It's The End Of The World As We Know It + rock band, song
REM 43
wrote in The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock | Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats | "Four Quartets" poet + born, Order of Merit | Thomas Stearns + Poets | 1948 Nobel Prize for Literature + Born in St. Louis, poetry | April is the cruellest month | "Murder in the Cathedral" author
T.S. Eliot 42
"The Waste Land" poet + author of "The Waste Land" | The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock | Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats | "Four Quartets" poet + born | Thomas Stearns + Poets
T.S. Eliot 48
Ilha Formosa, "beautiful island" | country is Taipei | Chiang Kai-Shek's son | Republic of China island | Lee Teng-hui + country, election, first, presidential | mainland China + island | East Asia + island | Sun Yat-sen island + country
Taiwan 44
Zanzibar & Tanganyika country | Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa + country | Dar es Salaam country + African | Serengeti National Park + African country | island Zanzibar country
Tanzania 42
Robert Louis Stevenson book + 1883, 1884 | Jim Hawkins novel | Ben Gunn + novel | Hispaniola novel
Treasure Island 52
Doge's Palace city | Grand Canal city + city's gondolas, Palazzo city | St. Mark's Square city + St. Mark, patron | Canaletto + city | famous canals + Italian city | which city is Marco Polo airport + Marco Polo's home | Rialto Bridge city | Kingdom of Italy + city | watery Italian city | Golden Lion Award + film festival | Piazza San Marco + city's | "Merchant of" this city + Antonio, Shylock | Death In + city
Venice 111
Teapot Dome scandal + president | Veterans Bureau + 1920, Charles, head, presidency, scandals | president's death in 1923 + August 2, 1923, poisoned by his wife, wife | wife Florence + pres | Marion, Ohio | normalcy + campaign, Presidential | president in 1921 + first, inauguration | middle name Gamaliel + Presidential
Warren G. Harding 49
cheese state + production, American | dairy state | America's Dairyland | badger state
Wisconsin 60
hormone produced by the pancreas | glucose hormone + When blood glucose levels, uptake | hormone for diabetics | Frederick Banting hormone + 1921, discovered | blood sugar hormone | carbohydrate metabolism + controls, hormone
insulin 49
German river + border | Dutch river + Waal river | Lorelei + river, rock | Cologne river
the Rhine 51
pancreas secretes this hormone + blood | glucose hormone | hormone for diabetics | Frederick Banting hormone + 1921, discovered | blood sugar hormone | carbohydrate metabolism + controls, hormone
insulin 49
Pb from the Latin plumbum + element | mineral galena + ore galena, chief source of which metal, metallic ore | element, symbol Pb | metal once commonly | toxic metal | water pipes + metal, Romans | Soft, malleable + metal | number 82
lead 51
22nd & 24th president | only the first president to marry in the White House | president served two non-consecutive terms + only, US president | $1,000 bill + president | 1884 + 1892, president | sheriff of Erie County, NY
Grover Cleveland 43
Independence, Missouri president + Kansas City president | The buck stops here + President | haberdasher + presidential | President in 1945
Harry Truman 57
Reykjavik is the capital + country | north Atlantic island nation | Althing country + parliament | country with glaciers + covers | independence from Denmark in 1944 + country, Danish island
Iceland 54
Reykjavik is the capital + country | north Atlantic island nation | Althing country + parliament | country with glaciers + Vatnajokull country, covers | independence from Denmark in 1944 + country, Danish island | Hekla + country, volcano | Keflavik + country | President Vigdis Finnbogadottir + 1980 | Snorri Sturluson nationality + island | country nicknamed "Land of Fire and Ice" | hot springs + country
Iceland 84
potato state | Coeur d'Alene + state | Snake River state | Boise + state
Idaho 48
American state produces the most potatoes | Coeur d'Alene + state | Snake River state | Boise + state | Craters of the Moon + national monuments, state
Idaho 53
country's Patagonia region | second-largest South American country | Gran Chaco + Bolivia, country, Paraguay, south | Isabel Peron nationality + Juan Peron nationality | La Pampa country | Cristina Fernandez De Kirchner + country, president | South America's highest & lowest points + country contains South America's | Buenos Aires country | Plata + country | Pope Francis nationality | silver country + country that takes its name from a Latin | "Land of Silver" + American country | Diego Maradona nationality + soccer | Falkland Islands country | Lionel Messi country | Mount Aconcagua + Aconcagua country, country | Rosario, Mendoza + Cities, country | Tango + country | border of Chile + country | "Evita" country | Jorge Luis Borges + Writer | Jose de San Martin country | Juan Manuel + country | Plaza de Mayo + country | Spanish-speaking country + area | Tierra del Fuego country | country the gauchos
Argentina 137
only metal liquid + room temperature | hydrargyrum element + "liquid silver", symbol | quicksilver element | cinnabar metal + ore | solar system's smallest planet | faster than any other planet + orbit, Sun | Roman messenger god | 1974 Mariner 10 + planet | element and planet | 88 days + planet | Caloris Basin + planet | crater + planet | planet named for a messenger | 800 degrees + day, planet, temperatures | atomic number 80 + element | fluorescent lamp | footed Roman god | temperatures on this planet + range
Mercury 125
metal that is liquid at room temperature + chemical element with symbol Hg, liquid element, Lomonosov, silver | "liquid silver" element + Latin hydrargyrum, "liquid silver", liquid at room temperature, metal | Its symbol Hg comes from the Latin hydrargyrum + element, chemical symbol "Hg", hydrargyrum, "watery silver" | cinnabar metal + bright red, ore cinnabar, common ore | hydrargyrum element + "liquid silver", symbol | solar system's smallest planet | quicksilver element + aka quicksilver, becomes | Roman messenger god | 1974 Mariner 10 + planet | element and planet | 88 days + planet | Caloris Basin + planet | crater + planet | planet named for a messenger + 2011 the Messenger | 800 degrees + day, planet, temperatures | atomic number 80 + element | fluorescent lamp | footed Roman god | million miles + distance, sun | speedy orbit + planet | temperatures on this planet + range | innermost planet | shark, swordfish + high levels
Mercury 167
May 13, 1846 + declared war on this country, U.S. | Veracruz | Oaxaca country | Chihuahua country | Mayan + country, ruins | Tabasco country | Carlos Slim nationality + person | Diego Rivera nationality + Jose Clemente Orozco, mural | Felipe Calderón nationality + Lopez, President | Order of the Aztec Eagle + country | Poinsett + country, 1st, U.S. | Serpent + country | Venustiano Carranza nationality | largest Spanish-speaking country in terms + populous, world | Cancun country | Maximilian country | Michoacan country + state | Paricutin volcano country + 1943 | Pico de Orizaba + country's highest peak, mountain | Porfirio Díaz nationality | Puebla country | cactus + country's flag, eagle | city of Guadalajara + country | independence from this country + 1836, Texas | world's largest pyramid + Country
Mexico 132
"Rough Rider" VP | 1912 "Bull Moose" candidate + president | president as well as the first American to win a Nobel + 1906, well as the first, win a Nobel Peace Prize | Oyster Bay, New York + 1919, Oyster Bay president, Sagamore Hill president | Speak softly and carry a big stick + president | president on Mount Rushmore | 1904 presidential + run | boxing match with a White House aide + blinded, eye, secret | party candidate 1912 + third | president lived + White House | was the 26th President of the USA | "The Hero of San Juan Hill" + president | Amazon expedition + 1914, U.S. president | Edith Kermit Carow | McKinley's VP | North Dakota + only U.S. national, president | Square Deal + New, years | ended the Russo-Japanese War + 1906, U.S. president | married Alice + 1812, first wife | presidential nickname "Trust Buster" | son Kermit | "African Game Trails" | "Teddy & Alice" | African hunting | Alice Blue | Assistant Secretary of the Navy | Charles W. Fairbanks | Daughter Alice | New York City Police Commissioner | Republican was the first + presidency and then win, succeed | Robin Williams in "Night at the Museum" | Son Quentin + killed | bully pulpit | film "Night at the Museum" | foreign policy + big | greatest U.S. Presidents | president was the first to receive + full-time protection | president's 1905 inaugural parade + Geronimo, rode | strenuous life + president | teddy bear president
Theodore Roosevelt 174
red planet | Roman god of war | Phobos and Deimos are moons of what planet | Olympus Mons + planet, volcano | rover + planet
Mars 63
largest city in Turkey | Constantinople in the Byzantine + city | Bosporus strait is straddled + city | once known as Constantinople + city | Hagia Sophia city | Europe & Asia + city | city's Topkapi palace | Golden Horn + city | city in 2 continents + world
Istanbul 76
Burned at the stake in 1431 + May 30, 1431, Rouen in 1431, girl | nicknamed the Maid of Orleans | Charles VII + 1429, France, woman | siege of Orleans + first, French | La Pucelle | French heroine
Joan of Arc 54
"Ode on a Grecian Urn" poet | "Endymion" poet | poet died in 1821 + tuberculosis | English poet who wrote + 1820, Ode
John Keats 43
killed in 44 BC + March 15, 44 B.C., Roman | Ides of March | Roman leader + B.C.
Julius Caesar 49
state nicknamed "The Beaver State" + state animal | Mount Hood state | Corvallis + state | Crater Lake state | Salem state + capital Salem, U.S. state | Klamath state | Nike state + Nike's Phil Knight | West Coast + state | Astoria + state | county Tillamook state | (Washington Oregon Idaho | Pacific state + Washington | Portland state
Oregon 73
Golden Gate city | city's 1906 earthquake + 1906 fire | Fisherman's Wharf city | Haight city | Chinatown + city | Transamerica Pyramid city | city's Cable Car Museum
San Francisco 68
Elizabethan courtier + English courtier | executed in 1618 | Tower of London + 1618, courtier, World | popularizing tobacco + England, famous | English explorer + executed
Sir Walter Raleigh 43
"A Room of One's Own" author + 1929, female writers, essay "A Room of One's Own" | "To the Lighthouse" author | Bloomsbury Group | Nicole Kidman in "The Hours" author | Clarissa Dalloway + author | 1922 novel "Jacob's Room" + author's brother Thoby, "Jacob's Room" author
Virginia Woolf 55
"The Glass Menagerie" playwright | "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" playwright | "The Night of the Iguana" playwright | A Streetcar + playwright | play "Sweet Bird of Youth" | "Orpheus Descending" + playwright, rewrote | Thomas Lanier Williams | death in 1983 + writer, bottle, cap, choked to death | plays A Streetcar Named Desire | stories by this "Rose Tattoo" | "Suddenly, Last Summer" + play | "Summer and Smoke" | Stanley Kowalski + work | novel "The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone"
Tennessee Williams 72
London river + Bridge, London Bridge, Tower | English river | Cotswold + river
Thames 42
London river + Bridge, Tower | English river | Cotswold + river
Thames 42
London river + London Bridge, Tower Bridge river | longest river entirely in England | Cotswold Hills + river | North Sea + Cotswold
Thames 46
battle site in 1836 + San Antonio battle site, Susanna Dickinson | March 6, 1836 + fell in 1836, Mexican, troops | Texas landmark | historic landmark | 1718 mission | John Wayne film + Davey | William B. Travis + surrender
The Alamo 39
San Antonio mission | battle in 1836 | Jim Bowie + 1836 | March 6, 1836 + Mexican, troops | Texas landmark
The Alamo 41
"Kokomo" | "Deuce Coupe" + ballet, group, music, Twyla Tharp | California group + first | Pet Sounds | Surfin' Safari + album, debut | Wilson, Mike Love and Al Jardine | group's 1966 + Barbara Ann | sang "I Get Around" + first, No. 1 hit | sang "Surfin'" + down, Surfin' USA
The Beach Boys 46
Tom Buchanan novel + Daisy Buchanan, characters | West Egg novel + Long Island novel, lives in West Egg, Long Island, title | Nick Carraway + novel | 1925 novel | F. Scott Fitzgerald character + title character | So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past
The Great Gatsby 67
"Circle Of Life" film | "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" film + 1994 | Hakuna Matata | Scar + Disney film | 1994 Disney movie | James Earl Jones film + Disney film | Simba film | Timon and Pumbaa + characters, Disney film | animated Hamlet
The Lion King 49
Colby cheese state + milk production, American | dairy state | America's Dairyland | badger state | Kenosha state | Eau Claire state | Lake Winnebago state + largest | Appleton state | Badger college | La Crosse + state | Sheboygan state | The state capital is Madison
Wisconsin 96
Sinhalese + country, ethnic, island | Ceylon country | island near India + island nation, off | Tamil Tigers + country | Bandaranaike + country
Sri Lanka 48
Sinhalese + country, ethnic, island | Ceylon country | island near India + island nation, off India, off | Tamil Tigers + country | Sirimavo Bandaranaike nationality | Kandy + city | country nicknamed "India's Teardrop" | Colombo country | Palk Strait separate India's Tamil Nadu + island nation | 1st female PM + country, worlds first woman | capital Colombo | name used to be Ceylon
Sri Lanka 82
"The Stand" author + 1978, 1982, 1985, 1990, 1993, 1995 | horror author | Maine author | pen name Richard Bachman
Stephen King 44
"E.T." director | "Schindler's List" director + 2002, movie director | 1971 TV movie "Duel" + Jurassic Park director, film director | directed "Jaws" + directed the movie, movie Jaws | married Amy Irving, Kate Capshaw | "The Color Purple" director | The Blues Brothers + Assessor's, Clerk, Cook County, Director | directed Raiders of the Lost Ark + director | Amblin + short | Director Oscar + one, Oscar winning | directed "Duel" | directed "Lincoln" + directed "Saving Private Ryan" | directed "Munich"
Steven Spielberg 54
Steveland | album "Songs in the Key of Life" | sang "Isn't She Lovely" | sang "Superstition" | "12 year old genius" album + 1963, 1965 | Innervisions + 1973, (1972), Talking, won | Part-Time Lover + 80s | Paul McCartney for ebony and Ivory | song Sir Duke
Stevie Wonder 45
Steveland | album "Songs in the Key of Life" | sang "Isn't She Lovely" | sang "Superstition" | "12 year old genius" album + 1963, 1964 | For Once In My Life | Innervisions + 1973, won | Part-Time Lover + 80s | Paul McCartney for ebony and Ivory | song Sir Duke | Signed, Sealed & Delivered + song
Stevie Wonder 52
monument on Salisbury Plain + site on Salisbury | Wiltshire, England + Wiltshire monument, Salisbury | English landmark + circular | prehistoric monument + England | Aubrey Holes + site | megalithic + England | Bluestones | Druids + site
Stonehenge 45
stood for Brownell + middle, name, suffragette | 1872 election + Arrested for voting in 1872, died 14 years before the 19th Amendment, presidential election | president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association | suffragist + born in 1820, American Anti-Slavery Society, Anti | woman is on the dollar coin + 1979, U.S. | Join the union, girls, and together say equal pay for equal work + 1869 | Minted from 1979 + 1979 to 1981, the coin, woman | How can the consent of the governed + right to vote be denied | fined $100 for voting
Susan B. Anthony 41
26 cantons + European country, divided, federal, state | Alps country | Helvetia country + Latin name, Helvetia | capital Bern + Bern country, Geneva | country's neutrality | Red Cross + country, flag | Basel country | France, Germany, Italy | Gruyere country | St. Moritz + country, Winter
Switzerland 116
New South Wales city + Australia | Harbour Bridge city | 2000 Summer Olympics city | Australia's largest city | Australian port city
Sydney 50
New South Wales city + Australia | Harbour Bridge city | 2000 Summer Olympics city | Australia's largest city | Australian port city + Port Jackson | Australia's oldest city | Australian city with an opera house + Harbour | Bondi Beach + city
Sydney 66
Edgar Rice Burroughs novels + Burroughs character, creation of Edgar Rice Burroughs, most famous creation of Edgar Rice | Lord Greystoke | 1999 Disney film + Minnie Driver as Jane | John Clayton | Kala + Apes | Elmo Lincoln, the first + character, play | Jane Porter | Lord of the Jungle + books | Story Magazine in October, 1912 + print | Tantor + character | Tony Goldwyn film + 1999 film | raised by apes | "You'll Be In My Heart" film + song from Disney film, Song | My mother was an ape + couldn't | Terk
Tarzan 75
Bass Strait separates + Australia and what island, state | Van Diemen's Land + island | smallest state in Australia | capital, Hobart + state in Australia | Australia, largest island
Tasmania 46
island state of Australia + Apple Isle | Van Diemen's Land + island | Bass Strait + Australia and what island, separated, state | smallest state in Australia | capital, Hobart + state in Australia
Tasmania 50
Russian composer + 1812, ballet composer, St. Petersburg | "Swan Lake" composer + ballets | "1812 Overture" composer | "Nutcracker" composer | Nadezhda von Meck + 1840, composer | Sleeping Beauty + ballets
Tchaikovsky 68
"Kokomo" | "Deuce Coupe" + ballet, group, music, Twyla Tharp | California group + first | Pet Sounds | Surfin' Safari + album, debut | Wilson, Mike Love and Al Jardine | group's 1966 + Barbara Ann | sang "I Get Around" + first, No. 1 hit | sang "Surfin' USA" + down
The Beach Boys 46
Sheldon Cooper series | Sheldon Leonard + sitcom, TV | whole universe was in a hot, dense state + billion years | Caltech scientist Rajesh Koothrappali + Kunal Nayyar | Leonard Hofstadter and Sheldon Cooper | characters in this sitcom + Sheldon | theory that the universe was created + explosion | 14 billion years | Howard Wolowitz series | Kaley Cuoco + sitcom, Johnny Galecki
The Big Bang Theory 42
novel, Edmond Dantes + Dantes returns, Dumas | Chateau d'If + novel | Abbe Faria + Edmond Dantes | falsely imprisoned man + 1844 Dumas | Tuscan Archipelago + finds treasure on an islet, Italy's | Dantes escapes + Villefort | Dumas character | dungeon + Dumas work
The Count of Monte Cristo 48
sang "Riders on the Storm" + 1971 | Jim Morrison band | Ray Manzarek band + keyboardist Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger | 1968 album "Waiting for the Sun" + group's, Love | L.A. Woman | album "Morrison Hotel" + 1970, band | John Densmore | sang Light My Fire + Hello, I Love You | 1 album + band, No. 1 | Love Me Two Times
The Doors 48
album "Hell Freezes Over" + 1994 | sang "Hotel California" + "Hotel California" album | 2007 album "Long Road Out of Eden" | Don Henley band | Take It Easy + 1972 | album "Desperado" + group, sang, tribute | backup to Linda Ronstadt + band
The Eagles 42
F Scott Fitzgerald novel | Daisy Buchanan novel | West Egg + novel, Long Island, title | Nick Carraway + novel | 1925 novel
The Great Gatsby 74
F Scott Fitzgerald novel | Tom Buchanan novel + Daisy Buchanan, characters | West Egg + Long Island novel, title | Nick Carraway + novel | 1925 novel | F. Scott Fitzgerald character + title character
The Great Gatsby 81
character of this F. Scott Fitzgerald novel + 1925 F. Scott Fitzgerald, film stars Robert Redford, Myrtle Wilson | Daisy Buchanan novel + Tom Buchanan novel | lives in West Egg, Long Island + West Egg novel, Long Island novel, George Wilson, title | narrator Nick Carraway + novel | F. Scott Fitzgerald character + title character | So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past | 1925 title | James Gatz + character | love Daisy | younger and more vulnerable years my father gave me some advice that I've
The Great Gatsby 90
F Scott Fitzgerald novel + Myrtle Wilson | Daisy Buchanan novel + Tom Buchanan novel | West Egg novel + Long Island novel, lives in West Egg, Long Island, title | Nick Carraway + novel | 1925 novel | F. Scott Fitzgerald character + title character | So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past | 1925 title | James Gatz + character | love Daisy
The Great Gatsby 98
famous poem + Edgar Allan Poe | Nevermore + bird | Once Upon a Midnight Dreary + poem | Perched upon a bust of Pallas just above my chamber door + poem | Odin + birds | crow family | Poe only | Poe write + bird | fed Elijah | first bird Noah + Ark | genus Corvus + Crows, larger
The Raven 54
sang "Satisfaction" | Mick Jagger, this group | British rock band | album "Exile On Main Street" + 1972 | Rock & Roll Band + rock band | 1971 album "Sticky Fingers" | album "Beggars Banquet" | album Steel + 1967, song
The Rolling Stones 57
Colorado hotel + Novels set in Colorado, ghost, Stanley Hotel, Stephen King | Jack Torrance + Stephen King novel | Overlook Hotel novel | Stephen King hotel book + Danny Torrance, "Doctor Sleep", Torrance | 1980 Jack Nicholson film + Heeeeere's Johnny | Redrum + movie | Shelley Duvall film | winter caretaker + Hotel | young Danny
The Shining 47
Fox animated series + Fox series, The Tracey Ullman Show | Voiced by Harry Shearer | Marge series + show | Dan Castellaneta + episode, voiced | animated prime time series + longest-running, show | 742 Evergreen Terrace | Bumblebee Man + Kent Brockman, TV | Itchy & Scratchy series + show | Ralph Wiggum | popular TV show
The Simpsons 45
Petruchio play + comedy | musical "Kiss Me Kate" + play, Shakespeare | Film 10 Things I Hate + Shakespeare | Lucentio
The Taming of the Shrew 47
Petruchio play + comedy | musical "Kiss Me Kate" + play, Shakespeare | Film 10 Things I Hate + Shakespeare | Lucentio | Christopher Sly + comedy | Kate & Bianca + play
The Taming of the Shrew 55
Petruchio play + comedy Petruchio | musical "Kiss Me Kate" + Kiss me, Kate, we will be married o' Sunday, "Kiss Me Kate" play, Shakespeare | Film 10 Things I Hate + Shakespeare | Petruchio, Katharina + Katharina play, Shakespeare | Lucentio | Christopher Sly + comedy | Kate & Bianca + play | Tis + wonder, by your leave, she will be tamed
The Taming of the Shrew 65
dodecahedron has this many faces | stars on EU flag | How many pairs of ribs + human | How many strikes + 300, perfect game in bowling, score, strikes needed | Hercules perform | How many people have walked on the moon | Number of face cards in a standard deck | checkers + begin | craps + dice | dozen number + more | edges does a cube | radiate from the Arc de Triomphe | troy ounces in a troy pound
12 54
dystopian novel + George Orwell | Winston Smith novel + Ministry of Truth novel | It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen + novel | novel published in 1949 | Big Brother is watching + novel | Newspeak novel + 1949, Ministry | Thought Police novel + 1949 the Thought Police | He loved Big Brother | Orwell year + novel | Richard Burton's last feature film + year | The Last Man in Europe + novel | Macintosh year | Orwell novel of Oceania | Charrington | Ministry of Peace | War is Peace Freedom is Slavery Ignorance is Strength
1984 119
Shakespeare comedy + Shakespeare play | Shakespeare play with Bottom | Shakespeare play with fairies + Cobweb | Titania Shakespeare play | Shakespeare play with Puck | Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons + Shakespeare, Theseus
A Midsummer Night's Dream 53
Shakespeare comedy + Shakespeare play | Shakespeare play with Bottom | Shakespeare play with fairies + Cobweb | Titania Shakespeare play | Shakespeare play with Puck + Puck says, Lord, what fools these mortals | Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons + Shakespeare, Theseus | Helena + characters, Hermia, Lysander, Shakespeare's play
A Midsummer Night's Dream 59
Swedish band + Swedish group | musical "Mamma Mia!" featured the music | sang "Dancing Queen" | song Waterloo + 1974 | Agnetha + Benny, Bjorn
ABBA 40
sang "My Generation" | Keith Moon band + drummer | album "Tommy" | Quadrophenia | Roger Daltrey band | Seuss' Horton hears + Dr. Seuss | Won't Get Fooled Again + I Can See for Miles | Pete Townshend band | The Kids Are Alright + movie
The Who 49
April 15, 1865 + Assassination | Illinois president + postmaster of New Salem, Illinois | 16th president | 1858 he said A house divided against itself cannot stand + Senate | February 12, 1809 + president born in 1809, Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln 51
capital Kabul + country | Taliban country | USSR invaded this country in 1979 | Kandahar | Hamid Karzai nationality + president
Afghanistan 45
capital Kabul + country | Taliban country | USSR invaded this country in 1979 | Pashto/Dari + country, Official language | Kandahar country | Hamid Karzai nationality + president | A Thousand Splendid Suns + country, Khaled Hosseini's, The Kite Runner
Afghanistan 58
1804 duel + died on 7/12/1804, died, July | "The Federalist Papers" author | capital of Bermuda | future Treasury Secretary | Washington's Treasury Secretary | duel Aaron Burr | Founding Father + duel, one | Lin-Manuel Miranda musical | Washington's aide-de-camp
Alexander Hamilton 52
4th century B.C. Macedonian + 323 | king of Macedonia + 336, B.C. | died in Babylon in 323 BC + Macedonian | Macedonian conqueror | 331 bc | horse Bucephalus + city | Darius III + 333, B.C., defeated, Persian king | cut the Gordian Knot | 4th century B.C. conqueror + 326 | Hellenistic | Macedonian leader + 300, B.C.
Alexander the Great 100
4th century B.C. Macedonian leader + 323 | died in Babylon in 323 BC + Macedonian | Macedonian conqueror | 331 bc + oracle | horse Bucephalus + city | Persian king Darius III + 333, B.C., defeated, Issus | cut the Gordian Knot | 4th century B.C. conqueror + 326 B.C. | Hellenistic Age | tutored by Aristotle | 300s B.C. + conqueror | B.C. & this Great + 323 | Gaugamela + 331, bc, Persians | II of Macedon | Persian Empire + 356 | Ptolemy + General, Macedonian, one | died of fever | no more worlds to conquer + wept for there were no more worlds
Alexander the Great 109
is the longest river in South America + largest river in the world, water | Peru river | online retailer
Amazon 41
South American mountain range | highest peak, Mount Aconcagua + mountain range | is the world's longest mountain range | mile mountain range
Andes 41
South American mountain range | Aconcagua is the highest peak in which mountain range + Western Hemisphere mountain | mountain chain, stretching 4,500 miles + longest mountain chain, South America, World's | mile mountain range | peak outside of Asia is found in this mountain range + highest peak outside, highest peak | world's highest mountain + mountain chain | highest volcanoes on Earth + mountains | sea-level mountain range
Andes 55
1939 musical film + 1939 classic film, Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain, Uncle Henry, Kansas film, no | Toto, I've a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore + 1939, "I've a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore" film, Toto movie | novel by L. Frank Baum + Tin Man | I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog, too! + 1930s, film | "Over the Rainbow" film + film has the song | Margaret Hamilton film + Miss Gulch, the Wicked Witch | cyclone + 1939, book, classic | ruby slippers + film | "The Deadly Poppy Field" + Chapter
The Wizard of Oz 44
7th president of the U.S. | Old Hickory + president | Rachel Donelson Robards + 1791, president's wife Rachel | 1835 + president | Democratic Party + 1828, back, man, Presidential | Second Bank of the United States + 1832, president, vetoed | First president born in a log cabin | Hermitage home + President | Indian Removal Act + 1830, president | national debt + first & only, pay off, office, president
Andrew Jackson 70
Count Vronsky's love | Count Vronsky novel | novel began "All happy families are alike" + unhappy family is unhappy | Oblonsky + novel, title, Tolstoy | Tolstoy heroine + name of Tolstoy, Tolstoy title | throws herself under a train | Greta Garbo + role | affair with Vronsky + married to Alexei, title | first met Vronsky + run, train
Anna Karenina 46
Delicious fruit | Gravenstein | Macintosh fruit | Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak + company | Cortland | The Beatles' record label | "Think Different" + company | Cupertino, California + company | Gwyneth Paltrow + name | Isaac Newton fruit | Pippin + fruit | 1 april 1976 + company | Malus + fruit | Rosaceae + family, fruit | Snapple's 1st flavor | fell on Newton's head | green & red + fruit | poison Snow White + fruit
Apple 76
Crater of Diamonds State Park | Little Rock state | The Razorback State | Land of Opportunity + State | Pine Bluff state + cities
Arkansas 43
Crater of Diamonds State Park | capital Little Rock + Little Rock state | The Razorback State | Land of Opportunity + State | Pine Bluff state + cities | Bill Clinton state + The people rule | Hot Springs National Park state | only diamond mine + Crater of Diamonds State, U.S. | postal abbreviation AR + U.S postal abbreviation
Arkansas 63
"Death of A Salesman" playwright | playwright wrote the Crucible | "A View from the Bridge" playwright + 1955 | After the Fall
Arthur Miller 40
French sculptor + Thinker, work | "The Thinker" sculptor + The Kiss and The Thinker | "The Gates of Hell" sculptor + The Kiss | sculpture "The Age of Bronze" + 1877 | "Balzac" sculptor
Auguste Rodin 68
Arnold Schwarzenegger nationality | Oesterreich country | Innsbruck + country | Graz country | Hapsburgs country | Salzburg country | German for "eastern" country + Eastern Empire, name | Land der Berge, Land am Strome | annexation + Germany
Austria 51
Arnold Schwarzenegger nationality + arnold schwarzenegger born | Oesterreich country | Innsbruck + country | Graz country | Hapsburgs country | Salzburg country | German for "eastern" country + Eastern Empire, name | Land der Berge, Land am Strome | Dollfuss + 1934 | Franz Schubert nationality | Grossglockner Mountain | Tyrol country | border the Czech Republic
Austria 62
Lithuania sea + Poland & Lithuania | Latvia sea | Sweden sea + island Gotland | Estonia sea | Vistula sea + Neman | Gdansk sea
Baltic Sea 45
largest Maryland city | Francis Scott Key city | Johns Hopkins University city | Star Spangled Banner + city, House | Ravens city
Baltimore 40
woody grass | panda food | tall grass | Kendo + art, shinai, sword | giant grass | grow three feet in just one day + kinds of plant can grow three feet in just one | highest grass + grow, world
Bamboo 43
Its national anthem is "My Golden Bengal" + language is Bengali | 1971 civil war + country, East Pakistan | capital Dhaka + country | Burma to its southeast + Bay of Bengal, bordered, India | Chittagong + country | populous country + world | 1971 George Harrison + benefit, country | Taka + country | Khaleda Zia + country, female | Sheikh Hasina + nation, Prime Minister | flows through India + Ganges
Bangladesh 72
"Belle" & "Be Our Guest" + 1991, song from Disney film, film contains the song "Be Our Guest" | first animated film nominated for the Best Picture Oscar | tale as old as time | 1991 animated film + Angela Lansbury | Belle in this musical | Chip the teacup | Ron Perlman TV + TV series | Villeneuve + tale | beautiful love story | film with Belle + animated film | tale La belle
Beauty and the Beast 45
is Canada's national animal | Animal Lives In a Lodge | Theodore Cleaver's nickname | flat-tailed + rodent | Canadian rodent | Castor + animal, perfume | aquatic rodent | North America's largest rodent | Oregon State University | Oregon animal + Oregon's state flag | second-largest rodent
Beaver 49
Ninth Symphony + composer | "Eroica" composer + Eroica Symphony | Immortal Beloved | Fifth Symphony | Moonlight Sonata composer | opera "Fidelio" | composer born in 1770 + composer born in Bonn, German composer | "Ode to Joy" + composer | deaf composer + Classical and Romantic eras in Western, totally deaf | I shall hear in heaven + composer, last words | great German composer | "Pastoral Symphony" | 1824 + Symphony | Symphony, the chorus
Beethoven 113
Ninth Symphony + composer | "Eroica" composer + Eroica Symphony, Prince Lobkowitz | composer's "Immortal Beloved" | "Fidelio" was his only opera | Fifth Symphony composer + 4-note | Moonlight Sonata composer | composer born in 1770 + composer born in Bonn, German composer | "Ode to Joy" composer | deaf composer + Classical and Romantic eras in Western, totally deaf | I shall hear in heaven + composer, last words | great German composer | "Pastoral Symphony" | 1824 + Symphony | Symphony, the chorus | Classical composer's works | Fur Elise | Haydn each taught + composer | He wrote sonatas | March 26, 1827 | Peanuts' Schroeder | film, this St. Bernard | movement of his 1808 + Symphony
Beethoven 137
capital of China | Forbidden City | 2008 Olympics city | Temple of Heaven + city | Tiananmen Square city + 1989, killed
Beijing 41
Leopold II, king of this country + 1885 | Walloon country | Albert II nationality + king | Flanders country | Bruges in this country | Wallonia region + country | Battle of Waterloo fought in 1815 + country | city of Liege + country | Antwerp country | Brabant + country | Ghent country | Flemish country | Stella Artois + beer, country
Belgium 101
Leopold II nationality + 1885, king of this country | Walloons + country | Flanders country | Bruges in this country | Wallonia + region, country | city of Liege + country | country was the Battle of Waterloo fought | Antwerp country | Brabant + country | Ghent country | Flemish country
Belgium 87
prime minister of Italy in 1922 + October 1922, King Victor Emmanuel III | Il Duce | Italian fascist dictator | Clara Petacci + April 28, 1945, dictator | Fascist Party | 1945 Italian + leader | Galeazzo Ciano + 1944, executed, son-in-law | 1920s Italian dictator | Avanti + socialist | The Cardinal's Mistress + novel | was Italy's leader during WW2 + italy two war world
Benito Mussolini 58
"Poor Richard's Almanac" author | 18th century American | Philadelphia printer + 1732 | bifocals | invent the lightning rod + inventor | postmaster general + first, United States | Pennsylvania Gazette + 1730, 1729, printed | experiment with a kite + 1752, electricity, famous | idea of daylight saving + Daylight Saving Time | "Remember that time is money" + Advice to a Young Tradesman | Philadelphia's 1st | Silence Dogood + alias was Silence | nothing certain but death and taxes
Benjamin Franklin 103
1996 presidential candidate + leader in 1996, Purple Heart | Kansas senator + 1996, senator & presidential candidate, Sheila Frahm, Senate seat | 1996 presidential election | Gerald Ford's running mate in the 1976 + presidential election, former, living, politician | Senate majority leader + 1996 | 1996 Republican nominee | Elizabeth Hanford
Bob Dole 44
French royal family + French dynasty, family ruled France, Henry IV, Philip V | Kentucky alcohol + Bardstown, Kentucky, Kentucky liquor | French royal house | Jim Beam + Kentucky | corn whiskey + Kentucky | France's Louis + dynasty
Bourbon 39
French royal family + French dynasty, family ruled France, Philip V | Kentucky alcohol + Kentucky liquor | French royal house | Jim Beam + Kentucky | dynasty in Spain | corn whiskey + Kentucky
Bourbon 41
"Hit Me Baby One More Time" + sang "....Baby One More Time" | 2000 album "Oops!... I Did It Again" | sang "Toxic" + 2004 | sang "I Wanna Go" + pop star | "Circus" album + In the Zone, pop | "Crossroads" + 2002 | 1999 album + singer's 1999, album by a teenage solo artist, album is the bestselling album by a teenage, singer's, 12 | Federline | Slave 4 U | married Jason Alexander + 2004 | pop sensation
Britney Spears 45
sang "Born In The USA" + sang "Born To Run" | E Street Band | Blinded By The Light + wrote | nickname is 'the boss' + musician, singer | sang "Streets of Philadelphia" + 1991, 1994
Bruce Springsteen 40
Born to Run | sang "Born In The USA" | E Street Band | Blinded By The Light + wrote
Bruce Springsteen 41
tiger swallowtail insect | Queen Alexandra birdwing is the largest | insects in the order Lepidoptera + superfamily Papilionoidea | winged insect | hairstreak | beautiful insect | blue type of this insect | fluttering insects | Checkerspot | Edward Lorenz + change, weather | does a lepidopterist collect | farfalle gets its name from the Italian
Butterfly 63
element in teeth and bones | bone mineral | healthy bones & teeth | bone-building + bone element | fifth most abundant element by mass in the Earth's crust + alkaline earth metal, body, bones | Atomic number 20 + element | element with symbol Ca | lime element + Latin, name
Calcium 55
element in teeth and bones + element essential, metallic element | bone mineral | healthy bones & teeth | bone-building + bone element | fifth most abundant element by mass in the Earth's crust + alkaline earth metal, body, bones | Atomic number 20 + element | element with symbol Ca | lime element + Latin word for "lime", name | level of this mineral in the blood | most abundant mineral + body
Calcium 61
Compromise of 1850 + state | golden poppy state + state flower is Golden, official state flower | 3rd largest US state + area | Sacramento state + Sacramento River | Monterey state | Yosemite state | Sonoma state | Bear Flag state + 1846, Bear Flag Republic | Sacramento is the capital of which state + San | state's San Joaquin Valley | 282 feet below sea level + state | Death Valley state | Earl Warren state | Inyo County + state | Joshua Tree National + state | Napa Valley state | Redwood state | both the highest & lowest points + 48 states | grown there, this U.S. state + produces | most populous U.S. | states motto is Eureka + [I have found it]
California 117
Compromise of 1850 + admitted state, state | gold rush state + 1848 | 3rd largest US state + area | Sacramento state + Sacramento River | Monterey state + Monterey cypress | U.S. is Yosemite | county Sonoma state | Bear Flag state + 1846, Bear Flag Republic | Sacramento is the capital of which state + San | golden poppy state + state flower is Golden, official state flower | state's San Joaquin Valley | 282 feet below sea level + state | Death Valley National Park + state | Earl Warren state + Brown state | Inyo County + state | Joshua Tree National + state | Napa Valley state | both the highest & lowest points + lower 48 states, 48 states, both in this state | most populous U.S. | state tree redwood | states motto is Eureka + [I have found it] | strawberries grown in the USA + produces | 31st state | Angels state | Bono + state | Cesar Chavez + states | Edwards Air Force Base | Fresno + state | Mojave Desert + state | Orange County state | Salton Sea + state | Sierra Nevada state | Stanford University state | legalize + 2008, state | living tree + state | state has the most National | state its Santa | wine state
California 170
"Golden State" | Compromise of 1850 + state | 3rd largest US state + area | Sacramento state + Sacramento River | Monterey state | Yosemite state
California 52
country borders the U.S. | country's Governor General | country's highest peak, Mount Logan | prime minister Jean Chretien country | 10 provinces & 3 territories + country | Baffin Island country | area, it's the 2nd largest country in the world | country that borders only one other country + largest country | July 1, 1867 + country | New Brunswick + country | Prime Minister Kim Campbell | leaf on this country's flag
Canada 72
Diamond, graphite + diamond element | organic compound element + Organic chemistry | element of life | element in his steel + alloy of iron | element, atomic number 6 | Latin word charcoal, what element | One atomic | buckyball + element | coal element | molecular + element
Carbon 54
world's largest lake + sea, water | city of Baku + sea | Ural River + sea | Astrakhan in Russia + sea | Turkmenistan + Azerbaijan, water | sea does the Volga | 92 feet below sea level + lowest, lowest point | Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan + lake, Iran, Russia | bordering this saltwater
Caspian Sea 48
Yossarian novel + 1961, Captain John Yossarian, Time | Joseph Heller novel + 1961 | Major Major novel
Catch-22 41
king of the Franks + 742, Romans, Emperor | Emperor in 800 A.D. + Christmas day 800, crowned, Holy Roman Emperor | Pepin the Short + son of Pepin | Aachen + Germany, emperor
Charlemagne 56
"The Pickwick Papers" author | "Oliver Twist" author | "Barnaby Rudge" author | "Dombey and Son" author | "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" author | Martin Chuzzlewit + author | pseudonym Boz
Charles Dickens 61
The Lone Eagle + flying | The Spirit of St. Louis | May 20, 1927 | wife Anne Morrow | airmail + 1927, pilot | Time magazine's first Man of the Year + 1927, first Time magazine Man | aviator in 1927 + first | Little Falls, Minnesota + aviator, home | fly solo across the Atlantic + 1927, first person to fly
Charles Lindbergh 66
Illinois city | nickname "The Windy City" | 1893 exposition in this city + Columbian Exposition, World's
Chicago 46
country south of Mongolia | country's Three Gorges dam + world | Hainan + country | What country invented gunpowder | Cultural Revolution country + 60s | India ink + country was India | Mao nationality | Yellow River + country | island of Taiwan + country
China 53
Shakespeare queen | son Caesarion | Ptolemaic Dynasty + Egypt, ended, Ptolemy XV, son | 1963 Elizabeth Taylor film | Ptolemy XIII + brother | 1963 epic + Burton, Historical, film, Taylor | Egyptian ruler + Ptolemy | ancient queen + killed | father, Ptolemy XII + co-ruler
Cleopatra 58
Million Dollar Baby, 2004 + Director | Harry Callahan role + films | directed "Play Misty for Me" + director's, first film, "Play Misty for Me" | directed "Unforgiven" | "The Outlaw Josey Wales" actor | Rowdy Yates in Rawhide | mayor of Carmel, California 1986
Clint Eastwood 42
weapons in this board game + lead pipe game, lead pipe, a knife | Mr. Boddy game + board game, Mr. Boddy is the victim, classic, murder | Professor Plum + board game, Miss Scarlet | game with a wrench | Colonel Mustard + kitchen game | Conservatory + game | game with suspects + game with 6 weapons, 6 suspects | whodunit game
Clue 41
Arizona & California river + border | Pike's Peak state | state is nicknamed The Centennial State | columbine state | Yuma, Arizona + river | Rocky Mountain High + state | "colored red" state + name | Hoover Dam river | Leadville + city, state | Mount Elbert state | Telluride in this state | feet in this state + highest | mountains over 14,000 + state | top mountain + state
Colorado 88
ancient Roman amphitheater + Vespasian | Roman landmark | Flavian Amphitheatre | 80 AD + dedicated, Roman | amphitheater was built + Nero's
Colosseum 51
ancient Roman amphitheater + arena could hold, Vespasian | Roman landmark | Flavian Amphitheatre | dedicated in 80 A.D + Titus in 80, Roman | amphitheater was built + Nero's | amphitheatre in the centre + Roman | seeing this 50,000 + hold, not, Roman arena
Colosseum 57
Shoemaker-Levy + Kohoutek | celestial body with a tail | Hale-Bopp one + 1997 | million miles long + tail | Encke + 3.3 years, one, orbital period | Greek long haired + celestial body has a name | "dirty snowballs" | astronomer Edmond Halley | coma, tail + nucleus, object | Carolyn Shoemaker | Full House dog | Josephine the Plumber | Stardust + NASA's, one, Wild 2 | icy bodies + sun
Comet 64
500s B.C. Chinese philosopher + Analects | sage + Chinese | Chinese teacher | K'ung Fu-Tzu + Chinese | philosopher born in 551 B.C. + B.C. Chinese | 5 classics + Chinese, Dynasty, Han
Confucius 49
500s B.C. Chinese philosopher + Analects, state of Lu | compiled in the Analects + "Analects" philosopher | Chinese teacher | K'ung Fu-Tzu + Chinese | philosopher born in 551 B.C. + B.C. Chinese | 5 classics + Chinese, Dynasty, Han | 5th century BC + philosopher | Teachers' Day + birthday
Confucius 60
1989 "Velvet Revolution" + Communist, country | Warsaw Pact + 1938 Munich Agreement, country | country invaded by USSR in 1968 + troops | country split + January 1, 1993 | Alexander Dubcek nationality + 1968, leader Alexander Dubcek, Party, Soviet | Vaclav Havel + nation
Czechoslovakia 43
1989 "Velvet Revolution" + Velvet Revolution against the communist, country | Warsaw Pact + 1938 Munich Agreement, country | 1993 this country split + January 1, 1993 | country invaded by USSR in 1968 + 1968 Soviet troops invaded | Alexander Dubcek nationality + 1968, leader Alexander Dubcek, Party, Soviet | Vaclav Havel + nation | Closely Watched Trains | Masaryk + country, European | Slovakia + 1993 | first non-Soviet, non + nationality, US, non-Soviet
Czechoslovakia 55
"Lady Chatterley's Lover" author + wrote | "Sons and Lovers" author | "The Rainbow" author | "Women in Love" author | Taos, New Mexico + 1920s, novelist
D.H. Lawrence 40
Mr. Micawber book | Uriah Heep novel + Dickens novel | Mr. Murdstone novel + Dickens | illusionist + name | Statue of Liberty disappear + magician
David Copperfield 50
April birthstone | South Africa gem + 1867, discovered in South Africa | hardest gem | is the hardest natural substance + lonsdaleite | 10 on Mohs scale of hardness | Arkansas gem + state | Kimberlite + precious | hardest mineral | crystalline carbon | gem composed | Jonker | allotropic form of carbon | bort + carbonado | carbon gems | hardest on the Mohs Scale | one of these gems, was once | only gemstone
Diamond 77
1897 novel | Transylvania novel + Jonathan Harker novel, British | Bram Stoker novel | Dr Seward's + novel, Jonathan Harker, Helsing, Journal | Lucy Westenra + novel | 1931 Bela Lugosi film | Jonathan Harker's journal + chapters
Dracula 59
1897 novel + The Un-Dead | Jonathan Harker novel + Lucy Westenra novel, British Museum | Bram Stoker novel + Bram Stoker work | Dr Seward's + novel, Jonathan Harker, Professor Van Helsing, Journal | 1931 Bela Lugosi film + Bela Lugosi role | Jonathan Harker's journal + chapters | Listen to them. Children of the night. What music they make + 1931 film | Renfield | horror character + title horror, Yorkshire
Dracula 63
capital of Ireland | Guinness city | River Liffey city | 1916 Easter rising city + Rebellion | George Bernard Shaw + birthplace, capital | Trinity College in this city
Dublin 45
Ireland's most populous city | Guinness brewed + city | River Liffey city | 1916 Easter rising city + Rebellion | George Bernard Shaw + birthplace, capital | Trinity College in this city | Baile Atha Cliath, means town + name
Dublin 49
capital of Ireland + city's St. Patrick's | Guinness brewed + city | River Liffey city + Ha'penny Bridge | 1916 Easter rising city + 1916's Easter rebellion, Pearse | Sean O'Casey's "Juno and the Paycock" + capital city, tenement | Trinity College in this city | Abbey Theatre + city | Baile Atha Cliath, means town + name | Ireland's most populous city + renamed Ireland | Joyce Cultural Centre + city is central | O'Connell Street
Dublin 63
bird on the flag of Albania | 2 under par + bird, golf, hole | bald bird + Golden, American | harpy + types of which bird | module that landed on the moon + 1969, Apollo 11 | Aquiline + bird
Eagle 41
Chief Justice 1953-1969 | Brown v. Board of Education Chief Justice + 1954, 1953 | California governor & U.S. Chief Justice | Chief Justice with a commission | Eisenhower's Chief Justice + appointing, Pres | Dewey + 1948, Chief Justice, running mate | appointed by Eisenhower + Chief Justice | future chief justice + Justice was Dewey's | Warren Burger + 1969 | investigated JFK's assassination
Earl Warren 47
Quito is the capital of what South American country | Galapagos country + Galapagos Islands | founder Julian Assange + WikiLeaks | Panama hat country | largest city is Guayaquil + country, Cuenca | Chimborazo + country | Cotopaxi country + Cotopaxi volcano | Country whose capital lies | borders Colombia & Peru + country | located on the Equator + country
Ecuador 56
The Raven + author | The Murders in the Rue Morgue + story, wrote | died in 1849 + Baltimore, author | The Tell-Tale Heart | "The Cask of Amontillado" author | "The Pit and the Pendulum" + author | Fall of the House of Usher | Quoth the raven nevermore | The Gold Bug
Edgar Allan Poe 78
Boutros Boutros-Ghali nationality | Libya + country | Pharaoh country | Suez country | goddess of this civilization + ancient | Aswan country | Coptic + country | Mohamed Morsi + country, President | Sinai country
Egypt 68
Mamie Doud + Geneva Doud, Doud was married | 1953 president | military-industrial complex + farewell address warned | president "Ike" + U.S. president | was the first president to preside over 50 states | 34th president of the U.S. | Last president born in the 19th century | nicknamed "Ike" | First awarded in 1958, an amateur golf trophy + president | Interstate Highway System | Operation Overlord + invasion | appointed Earl Warren | commander on D-Day
Eisenhower 61
longest-serving First Lady + U.N. | Hyde Park first lady + Hyde Park, New York | Teddy Roosevelt's wife + FDR's wedding | Living, this First Lady + 1940s | No one can make you feel inferior without your consent | Val-Kill first lady | 1962 death + first lady | USA's First lady + woman | Universal Declaration of Human Rights | WWII first lady | first lady had same maiden name as her husband | first lady in 1945 | husband died + Park
Eleanor Roosevelt 49
negatively charged particles | orbits the nucleus of an atom | J.J. Thomson + particle discovered, subatomic particle | atom that loses one of these becomes + ion, positively | cathode ray tube | exclusion principle + no 2, Pauli, same, state | free radical + atom or molecule | orbitals + particles
Electron 41
largest land mammal in the world | Hannibal's animals | howdah | order Proboscidea + only, living | Asian species | mammal with longest gestation period | animal is Horton + books, Dr. Seuss, Horton Hears a Who | ivory + animal | musth + African, animals, bulls, species
Elephant 72
"Sonnets from the Portuguese" poet + How Do I Love Thee | Aurora Leigh | British female poet | Casa Guidi + life | book "Poems" + 1806 | My Little Portuguese | counting the ways to love
Elizabeth Barrett Browning 41
Virgin Queen | last Tudor monarch | queen died in 1603 | "Good Queen Bess" | 1998 Cate Blanchett film + queen | Earl of Leicester + queen, marry | I have the heart & stomach of a king + woman, but I
Elizabeth I 43
Virgin Queen | last Tudor monarch | queen died in 1603 + 1603 end | "Good Queen Bess" | 1998 Cate Blanchett film + queen | Earl of Leicester + queen, marry | woman, but I have the heart & stomach of a king | 1558 to 1603 | 1570 + excommunicated | age when Shakespeare | execution of Mary + Queen | glory of my crown
Elizabeth I 58
"For Whom the Bell Tolls" author + wrote For Whom the Bell Tolls, Spanish Civil War | "A Moveable Feast" author | "The Old Man and the Sea" author + wrote | "The Sun Also Rises" author | Whitehead Street in Key West + West, Florida, author, home | "Death in the Afternoon" author + 1932 book | author died in 1961 + July 2, 1961, died in Idaho, Oak Park, Illinois | American author in Cuba + 1961 | "In Love and War" author + "In Love & War", Chris O'Donnell, WWI | 1954 Nobel Prize | "A Farewell to Arms" author | "The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber" author | Nick Adams author | bullfighting author | novel 'Across the River and Into the Trees' + 1950 | "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" author | ambulance driver + author, His wartime experiences formed, Italian, His wartime | "Islands in the Stream" author | "grace under pressure" + author, defined | African safari was published in 1999, 38 years | We are going in to Pamplona | macho writer | running of the bulls + author | smuggler + novel "To Have and Have Not" | wrote The Sun Also Rises
Ernest Hemingway 142
Abyssinia country + name Abyssinia | 1993 Eritrea + country | Addis Ababa is the capital of which African country | Amharic + African nation, Semitic | Haile Selassie ruled in which country | Emperor Menelik + African country, Menelik country | Italian African country + 1896 | birrs + Ababa, country, Eritrea, With no | Italy's 1935 invasion of this country + African | Queen of Sheba African country | most populated landlocked country of the world + African nation | countries is it customary + only, hand, right | country originated coffee | east of Sudan + nation | oldest human + country | sunburned faces + African country, Greek
Ethiopia 89
Long Day's Journey Into Night | "Strange Interlude" playwright + 1928, won | "Ah, Wilderness!" playwright + only comedy | playwright's "A Moon for the Misbegotten" + starred | playwright's daughter Oona + Charlie Chaplin, last, married | "Anna Christie" playwright | Desire Under the Elms + playwright | Mourning Becomes Electra | mom in his play | won 4 Pulitzer Prizes + playwright won
Eugene O'Neill 51
Long Day's Journey Into Night | "Strange Interlude" playwright + 1928, won | "Ah, Wilderness!" playwright + only comedy | playwright's "A Moon for the Misbegotten" + starred | "Anna Christie" playwright | Desire Under the Elms + playwright | Mourning Becomes Electra | mom in his play | won 4 Pulitzer Prizes + "Beyond the Horizon" playwright, playwright won | "The Emperor Jones" | "The Hairy Ape" | Chaplin's last + father-in-law | James O'Neill + His father | Pulitzer Prizes for Drama + American playwright | The Great God Brown + masks
Eugene O'Neill 64
song Don't Cry For Me Argentina + musical | Andrew Lloyd + Argentina, Lloyd Webber musical | Che musical | Madonna musical + Madonna film | You Must Love Me + Oscar, winning | 1996 film Madonna | Act I of this musical | Magaldi + musical
Evita 42
Ray Bradbury novel + burning books, classic by Ray Bradbury, Ray Bradbury work, fireman Guy Montag | line "It was a pleasure to burn" + novel | sci-fi novel + 1953 | Captain Beatty novel + firemen | filmed this Bradbury + novel, Truffaut
Fahrenheit 451 42
Portuguese explorer + 1519, name with a Portuguese, tip of South America | 1521 + killed, Philippines March, Philippines | 1519 to 1522 + 1519 this Portuguese, navigator, world | first expedition to circumnavigate the world + killed in the Philippines, explorer | died in the Philippines + circumnavigation of the globe, explorer, Portuguese | 1520 this Portuguese explorer | 1st to sail + world | first explorer + 1520, world | Pacific Ocean, this explorer | flagship the Trinidad + circumnavigation
Ferdinand Magellan 50
1939 Soviet invasion + country | sauna country | northern European country + 1917, independence, Russia | Lapland + country | capital Helsinki + country | country is called Suomi | Mannerheim + 1940, country, Soviets | Paavo Nurmi nationality | Tarja Halonen nationality + 2000, first female president was Tarja Halonen
Finland 58
Abe Vigoda role + Barney Miller | do ichthyologists study | spin-off of Barney Miller | poisson + animal | Ichthyophobia + fear | Piscivorous | mudskipper | Omega-3 | cichlid | crappie | early Christian + symbol | lumpsucker
Fish 51
Capet + country | Monaco + country | king of this country + Louis | New Caledonia + country | Statue of Liberty to America + country | Foreign Legion + country | Gaul country + Romans | Jacques Chirac nationality | President Nicolas Sarkozy country
France 58
Capet + country | king of this country + Louis | language of Monaco + country | New Caledonia country | country gave the USA the Statue of Liberty | Foreign Legion + country | Gaul country + Romans | Jacques Chirac nationality | President Nicolas Sarkozy country | Hundred Years' War + country, England | La Marseillaise + national | Provencal + country | dance Gavotte country | nuclear power + country
France 78
Taliesin architect + Home | Wisconsin architect | famous architect | Guggenheim Museum architect + designed | designed the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo + 1916, 1923, architect, American | "Prairie Style" architect
Frank Lloyd Wright 50
Ol' Blue Eyes | "Chairman of the Board" nickname | Danny Ocean + Ocean's Eleven | sang "Strangers In The Night" + 1966, 1967, hit "Strangers In The Night" | All The Way + singer | It Was A Very Good Year | founded Reprise Records + 1960 | married Mia Farrow | A Man And His Music | Ava Gardner, Mia Farrow | From Here to Eternity + Best Supporting Actor, singer | Rat Pack leader
Frank Sinatra 51
Fireside Chats | died April 12, 1945 | John Nance Garner + 1932, 1936, VP | Giuseppe Zangara + 1933, killed | elected four + president was elected, American president | only thing we have to fear, is fear itself | president died + 1945
Franklin D. Roosevelt 40
female Mexican painter | painted "Diego and I" + 1949, portraits, Diego, Diego Rivera | woman artist's self-portraits | married to Diego Rivera + artist married Diego | painted "Self Portrait with Monkey" | thorn necklace + Mexican, self-portrait | Coyoacan + born, house
Frida Kahlo 39
"Crime and Punishment" author + writing "Crime and Punishment" | "The Idiot" author + wrote "The Idiot" | Siberian prison + 1821, novel | "Notes from Underground" | The Gambler + wrote | The House of the Dead
Fyodor Dostoyevsky 40
nonviolent leader's + India | Nathuram Godse assassinated + 1948 | died in 1948 + born in 1869, 1948 in New Delhi, Indian, Porbandar | Great Soul of India | January 30, 1948 + Indian | slain in 1948 + India
Gandhi 56
nonviolent leader's + India | Nathuram Godse assassinated + 1948 | died in 1948 + born in 1869, 1948 in New Delhi, Porbandar, India | Great Soul of India | January 30, 1948 + Indian | slain in 1948 + India | "father", in India | Untouchables + India, fast
Gandhi 64
Mongol leader | died in 1227 + Mongol | 1206 + Mongol | Mongol Empire | 13th century Mongol + name | Born Temujin + name | Golden Horde + grandson | Mongol conqueror
Genghis Khan 53
"Arms and the Man" playwright | "Pygmalion" playwright | "Man and Superman" playwright | playwright & critic + music critic | "Saint Joan" playwright + wrote | both a Nobel Prize and an Oscar + Only person, won | "Major Barbara" | Mrs. Patrick Campbell | Shaw wrote | died in 1950
George Bernard Shaw 63
"Arms and the Man" playwright | "Pygmalion" playwright | "Man and Superman" playwright + wrote in "Man and Superman" | playwright & critic + Corno Di Bassetto, music critic | "Saint Joan" playwright + wrote | both a Nobel Prize and an Oscar + Only person, won | "Major Barbara" | Mrs. Patrick Campbell | Shaw wrote | died in 1950 | "Candida" playwright | British dramatist + most | Dublin-born dramatist + Irish playwright | Screenplay Academy Award + Pygmalion, 26
George Bernard Shaw 75
Gilbert Stuart's portraits | president in 1789 + 1789 to 1797 | died in 1799 + President | Parson Weems | The Surveyor President | commander-in-chief + 1775, 1777 | general in the Battle of Long Island | president inaugurated in two + cities, only | shortest inaugural address + president had the shortest inaugural, seconds | Dec 14 1799 + died | President never lived | The Father of His Country | born in 1732 + president | only U.S. president who appointed | president who appointed more justices to the Supreme Court | unanimously elected President + First
George Washington 84
peach state | James Oglethorpe + colony | Black Sea + country, Soviet, U.S. state | Savannah + state | country whose name is the same as an American state's | Empire State of the South | peanut state | Andersonville + prisoners, state | Eduard Shevardnadze nationality | Macon in this state | pecans + state | state "....on my Mind" | Abkhazia + country, South Ossetia, territory | Herschel Walker | South Carolina, Florida + state | last of the 13 colonies founded
Georgia 105
Deutschland country | borders Denmark + country | most populous country in Europe + 81 million | central European ancestry, making + making it the nation's, Americans | nationality was Karl Marx | Angela Merkel nationality + European, Chancellor | Rhine country | Kaiser country + Kaiser Wilhelm, II | Lufthansa country | Paul von Hindenburg nationality | Westphalia + country | city is Berlin + country's | war on this country + declared war
Germany 67
Gold Coast took the name + African | Accra, the capital + African, country | Kofi Annan country | Ashanti + kingdoms | Kwame Nkrumah + country | Lake Volta + country
Ghana 42
277 miles long + deep | Arizona landmark | Arizona natural wonder | National Park in Arizona | south rim | 1 mile deep | 18 miles wide | Kaibab
Grand Canyon 42
force of nature | effect of this force + relativity | force keeps | 4 basic forces + one, strong | black holes + light to escape, force | Sandra Bullock film + 2013 | electromagnetic + forces, weak | surface this force | toward the center of the Earth + force | universal force
Gravity 43
Danny Zuko + characters, Betty Rizzo, musical | Rydell High School + musical | in Mexico, it was "Vaselina" | Danny and Sandy | Hopelessly Devoted to You | teen angel + 1972, Frankie Avalon film, cast, musical film
Grease 40
Danny Zuko + characters, Betty Rizzo, musical | musical set at Rydell High + Rydell High School | in Mexico, it was "Vaselina" | Danny and Sandy + Danny Zuko, Sandy | Hopelessly Devoted to You | teen angel + 1972, Frankie Avalon film, cast, musical film | Rizzo in this musical + 1994, Broadway
Grease 43
Estella & Miss Havisham + Dickens book, characters, Pip | father's family name being Pirrip, & my Christian name Philip + novel | "Great" Dickens novel | Abel Magwitch | Dickens novels filmed
Great Expectations 40
Estella & Miss Havisham + Dickens book, characters, Pip | father's family name being Pirrip, & my Christian name Philip + novel | "Great" Dickens novel | Abel Magwitch | Dickens novels filmed + David Lean | escaped convict + novel starts, Dickens novel
Great Expectations 43
was Erich Weiss better known | magician's 1926 death + died on Halloween in 1926 | escape artist + 20s | escapologist + 1874, born, American Magicians | A Magician Among the Spirits + 1924 | nickname "The Handcuff King"
Harry Houdini 46
Independence, Missouri president + Kansas City president | The buck stops here + President | haberdasher + presidential | President in 1945 | April 12, 1945 | Fair Deal | Alben Barkley VP | atomic bomb president | presidential daughter Margaret
Harry Truman 84
Kona coffee island + state | state with volcanoes | Aloha State | Sandwich Islands | King Kamehameha + state | flag includes the Union Jack + state whose flag, U.S. state
Hawaii 57
group featuring sisters Ann & Nancy Wilson | pericardium + superior vena cava, organ | valve + mitral, organ | 4-chambered + organ | epicardium | myocardium + muscle, organ | cardiac + organ | pumping organ + blood-pumping
Heart 39
1902 Joseph Conrad novella + movie 'Apocalypse Now' was based on what Joseph Conrad Novel, Belgian Congo, Kurtz | novella with Kurtz + Joseph Conrad novella, Mr. Kurtz, Marlow | The horror! The horror! + novel
Heart of Darkness 40
1902 Joseph Conrad novella + 'Apocalypse Now' was based on what Joseph Conrad Novel, Kurtz | Mr. Kurtz + Joseph Conrad novella, Marlow | 1902 Congo book + Joseph Conrad
Heart of Darkness 43
capital of Finland | 1952 Summer Olympics | Finlandia Hall + Alvar Aalto, city | 1550 Sweden's king Gustavus I founded | Northern European + capital | city hosted the northernmost Summer | sign a 1975 + accord, city | signed accords on human rights + 1975
Helsinki 44
"Daisy Miller" author | "The Portrait of a Lady" author | "The Turn of the Screw" author + wrote | "The Bostonians" author | "The Wings of the Dove" author | The Ambassadors + wrote
Henry James 50
"Daisy Miller" author | "The Portrait of a Lady" author + wrote "Portrait of a Lady" | "The Turn of the Screw" author + wrote | "The Bostonians" author | "The Wings of the Dove" author | The Ambassadors + wrote | "The Golden Bowl"
Henry James 53
midnight ride of Paul Revere + "Paul Revere's Ride" poet | poem "The Song of Hiawatha" + wrote "The Song of Hiawatha" | The Wreck of the Hesperus + 1841, writing | The Village Blacksmith + poet | Portland, Maine + home, Peleg Wadsworth, poet | "Evangeline" + poet | Bowdoin College + teach | John & Priscilla Alden + The Courtship of Miles Standish | born in 1807 | ships that pass in the night
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 51
West Branch, Iowa president + born west | secretary of commerce president | 1932 election + 1928 | First president born west of the Mississippi | president in 1929 + 1933, crashed, United States
Herbert Hoover 47
West Branch, Iowa president + born west | secretary of commerce president + Harding | 1932 election + 1928 | Coolidge + president | Iowan was the first President born west of the Mississippi | president in 1929 + Stock Market Crash of 1929, 1933, United States | mining engineer + engineer president, mining president | Stanford University + engineering | "A chicken in every pot" president | August 10, 1874 + 1964, Iowan, president | October 20, 1964 | vice president, Charles Curtis + 1932
Herbert Hoover 81
mythic hero's labors + killed the Nemean Lion, heads off | performed twelve labors + Eurystheus | cleaning the Augean stables was one of his labors + slew the Hydra | "Go the Distance" + Disney, song from Disney film, film, song | 2 serpents + killed, cradle, mythology, Roman myth | killed his wife + labors, Megara
Hercules 48
cop show + 1980s | 1981 series + Best Drama, Drama, Emmys | Daniel J. Travanti show + Betty Thomas, Veronica Hamel | Beverly Hills Buntz | Capt. Frank Furillo | let's be careful out there + Hey | Belker | Sgt. Esterhaus + careful | Ed Marinaro
Hill Street Blues 45
Father of Medicine + Greek | medical oath | Ancient Greek doctor | doctor's oath | 460 BC + born, Greece
Hippocrates 43
former crown colony | Asian colony + 1997, China, former, UK colony | Kowloon | July 1, 1997 + China | "fragrant harbor" + name | China in 1997 + United Kingdom | airline Cathay Pacific | Victoria Harbour + city
Hong Kong 54
former crown colony | Asian colony + 1997, China, former, UK colony | Kowloon | July 1, 1997 + China | "fragrant harbor" + name | China in 1997 + United Kingdom | Special administrative regions of China + 1997 | airline Cathay Pacific
Hong Kong 55
former crown colony | Asian British Colony + 1997, China, former | Kowloon Peninsula | July 1, 1997 + 99-year lease, China | "fragrant harbor" + name | China in 1997 + United Kingdom | airline Cathay Pacific | Victoria Harbour + city | China's coast + coast, the "H" | Hang Seng Index + stock exchange | Treaty of Nanking + Island, cede | handover + 1997
Hong Kong 66
Clifford Irving + 1971, billionaire | reclusive billionaire | Desert Inn + billionaire, hotel | Hell's Angels + films | Melvin Dummar + will | Terry Moore + Billionaire | born in 1905 | film The Aviator | mysterious billionaire | Aircraft Company + billionaire | Billionaire aviator | Glomar Explorer | Spruce Goose + millionaire | aviation world records | died in 1976 on a plane + Houston in 1976 | rich aviator
Howard Hughes 64
longest river in New York state | West Point river | 1609 explorer + sailed
Hudson 41
Magyar country + 1000 | St. Stephen country + king | official language is Magyar + country's official language | Imre Nagy nationality + 1956 | Budapest country | Laszlo + country | 1956 uprising + country, Soviet | Erno Rubik nationality + cube, Erno Rubik, inventor of the Rubik's | Janos Kadar + country, power
Hungary 76
lightest element | water element | is the most abundant element in the universe | atomic number 1 + element, periodic table | helium + gas | no neutrons in the nucleus + element | stands for "potential of" this element + measure of acidity, pH element
Hydrogen 59
lightest Atomic element | water element | is the most abundant element in the universe | atomic number 1 + element, periodic table | helium + gas | no neutrons in the nucleus + element | stands for "potential of" this element + measure of acidity, pH element | isotope of this element + Deuterium
Hydrogen 63
lightest Atomic element + Henry Cavendish | water element | is the most abundant element in the universe | atomic number 1 + element, periodic table | helium + gas, Hindenburg gas | one proton + atom, element | no neutrons in the nucleus + element | stands for "potential of" this element + measure of acidity, pH element | isotope of this element + Deuterium, Tritium
Hydrogen 70
Vladimir Nabokov novel | Humbert Humbert novel | nymphet | 1955 novel | Dolores Haze + 12-year-old Dolores
Lolita 51
Vladimir Nabokov novel | Humbert Humbert novel | nymphet | 1955 novel | Dolores Haze novel + 12-year-old Dolores | Swain in 1997 + 1962 Sue Lyon, novel, role, Dominique Swain
Lolita 55
lord & poet + 1806, British | poem Don Juan | Childe Harold's Pilgrimage + poet
Lord Byron 45
leader of China | Little Red Book | Chinese Communist Party + 1976, Peking University | Long March + 1935, leader | China in 1949 + Republic
Mao Tse-tung 47
painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel | Florentine Pieta sculptor | last name Buonarroti + sculptor & artist, Italian | sculpting "David" + 1504
Michelangelo 41
"The Scarlet Letter" author + wrote | author's "Twice-Told Tales" | Mosses From An Old Manse | Seven Gables author + The House of the Seven Gables | Salem, Massachusetts + 1804, author | A Wonder Book for Girls and Boys
Nathaniel Hawthorne 43
"The Scarlet Letter" author + wrote | author's "Twice-Told Tales" | Mosses From An Old Manse | Seven Gables author + The House of the Seven Gables | Born in Salem + 1804, author | A Wonder Book for Girls and Boys | Massachusetts author + Salem | Rappaccini's Daughter | Young Goodman Brown
Nathaniel Hawthorne 56
state, north of the Platte River | Arbor Day + state, trees | Tom Osborne + college | William Jennings Bryan state | unicameral legislature + only state, state legislature, U.S. state | Big 12 school | Kearney state | Plains state
Nebraska 47
Tar Heel State + Heel State | Chapel Hill state + university | "First in Flight" state | state's Outer Banks
North Carolina 42
Discovered in 1928, this antibiotic was first + Howard Florey antibiotic, moldy antibiotic, Ernst Chain & Howard Florey | discovered by Alexander Fleming + 1928, Sir Alexander Fleming, Nobel Prize | moldy cantaloupe + drug
Penicillin 49
Discovered in 1928, this antibiotic was first + effective antibiotic, Howard Florey antibiotic, moldy antibiotic, P. chrysogenum, Ernst Chain & Howard Florey | 1945 Nobel Prize with Alexander Fleming + 1928, invented by Alexander Fleming, discovered by Alexander Fleming, Sir Alexander Fleming, Ernst Chain antibiotic, Chain and Florey antibiotic, Ernst Chain & Howard Florey | moldy cantaloupe + drug
Penicillin 49
Adonais poet | "Ode to the West Wind" poet | wife Mary + 1816 | "To a Skylark" poet + Queen Mab | "Ozymandias" + wrote the poem | "Prometheus Unbound" author + wrote, All | "The Necessity of Atheism" + poet was expelled from Oxford, writing | If winter comes, can spring be far behind?
Percy Shelley 48
Inca country | Alberto Fujimori country + President Alberto Fujimori | capital in Lima + country | Andean country | Machu Picchu in this country | Ecuador + border, south | Nazca Lines country | Shining Path + South American country | Cuzco + country
Peru 72
Marlowe author + detective Philip Marlowe | "The Big Sleep" author | "Farewell, My Lovely" + wrote | The Long Goodbye + novel
Raymond Chandler 40
Marlowe author + private detective Philip Marlowe is created, Robert B. Parker | "The Big Sleep" author + hard-boiled writer | wrote Farewell My Lovely | "The Long Goodbye" author | "Double Indemnity" + co
Raymond Chandler 43
17th-century Dutch painter + 1606, The Night Watch, Self-Portrait | Dutch master | Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulp artist + Dutch | artist's wife Saskia | Aristotle Contemplating the Bust of Homer + His 1653 | Rijn + painter
Rembrandt 54
Battle Of Bosworth Field + king, Shakespearean | A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse! | Duke of Gloucester + play | Henry VI + king, play | died in 1485 + king | last English monarch + die in battle | Now is the winter of our discontent + Shakespeare play
Richard III 49
death at Bosworth Field + king | A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse! | Battle Of Bosworth Field + king, Shakespearean | Duke of Gloucester + play | Henry VI + King Edward IV, king, play | died in 1485 + king | last English monarch + die in battle | Henry VII + King | Now is the winter of our discontent + Shakespeare play | King to die in battle | Lady Anne | skeleton of king found | woo a widow
Richard III 70
2016 Summer Olympics host + city | Cariocas + city | Copacabana + beaches, city, Ipanema | statue of Christ the Redeemer overlooks + city | Sugarloaf Mountain + city | River of January city + Portuguese for "River of January", name | city is the Maracana + world's biggest, South, Stadium
Rio de Janeiro 46
His poems, chiefly in the Scottish dialect, was first + 1786, national poet of Scotland, Scottish poet wrote | wrote "Auld Lang Syne" | Bard of Ayrshire + Poet | poem "Highland Mary" | poem "Tam O'Shanter"
Robert Burns 54
His poems, chiefly in the Scottish dialect, was first + 1786, national poet of Scotland, Scottish poet wrote | wrote "Auld Lang Syne" | Bard of Ayrshire + Poet | poem "Highland Mary" | poem "Tam O'Shanter" | Ploughman Poet
Robert Burns 58
His poems, chiefly in the Scottish dialect, was first published + published in 1786, national poet of Scotland, Kilmarnock, Scottish poet wrote | wrote "Auld Lang Syne" | Bard of Ayrshire + Alloway, Poet | poem "Highland Mary" | poem "Tam O'Shanter" | Ploughman Poet | John Steinbeck + Of Mice and Men, poem, poet | love is like a red, red rose
Robert Burns 64
Eternal City | Spanish Steps + city | All roads lead to | Trevi Fountain + city | city of 7 hills
Rome 49
"Gunga Din" author + man than I, poet, wrote | Just So Stories + author | "Kim" author | Bombay-born
Rudyard Kipling 44
New England town with witches + Witch Of this Massachusetts town, Witch trial city, city are "Witchcraft City", Museum of Witches | 1692 town with witches + Arthur Miller's "The Crucible", The Crucible city | Oregon capital
Salem 42
witch city + New England, trial, witchcraft | town in 1692 | Willamette capital + state capital, Willamette University
Salem 43
New England town with witches + Witch Of this Massachusetts town, Witch trial city, city are "Witchcraft City" | 1692 town with witches | Willamette University in this state capital | Oregon capital
Salem 49
witch city + New England, trial, witchcraft | town in 1692 | Willamette University in this state capital | Oregon capital
Salem 49
is the common name for sodium chloride | formula NaCl | iodized | desalination removes | halophyte + plant, soil | Detroit mines | Roman soldiers + paid, salary | caviar + label, malossol | evaporated + tons | sea to protest + Gandhi, march
Salt 52
Figueras, Spain + Spanish painter, Museum, surrealist | painted "The Persistence of Memory" | Luis Bunuel + film, surrealist | "hand-painted dream photographs" + 20th century | artist died in 1989 + 1904, Spanish, Surrealist
Salvador Dali 47
Figueras, Spain + Spanish painter, Museum, surrealist | surrealist artist + surrealist showing | painted "The Persistence of Memory" + melting watches | Luis Bunuel artist + Un Chien Andalou, films with Luis Bunuel, surrealist | "hand-painted dream photographs" + 20th century | artist died in 1989 + 1904, Spanish, Surrealist | I'm not mad | melting clocks + artist, created | mustache + artist
Salvador Dali 70
city of Mecca + country's capital, Riyadh | King Fahd nationality | King Faisal country | Saud country + 1953, ruled | monarchy governed + family | oil reserves + country, largest, world's | Shahada + country, flag, Islam | name of its ruling family in the name of the country
Saudi Arabia 47
city of Mecca + country's capital, Riyadh | King Fahd nationality | Bahrain + country, island, King | King Abdullah nationality | King Faisal country | Saud country + 1953, ruled | monarchy governed + family | oil reserves + country, largest, Mideastern, world's | Shahada + country, flag, Islam | Yemen + borders, Oman | name of its ruling family in the name of the country | world's largest oil reserves + worlds largest producer, producer | 1932, Middle East country + Middle East country named for its founder | Prince Sultan + country | large Middle Eastern country
Saudi Arabia 76
Japanese religion + shrines of this religion, gods, way
Shinto 41
Japanese religion means "The way of the gods" + Amaterasu Omikami religion, name of this Japanese religion, shrines of this Japanese religion, Kojiki religion, sun goddess, No Kami, torii
Shinto 41
largest island in the Mediterranean Sea | Strait of Messina + separates, Italian island | Palermo + island
Sicily 43
largest island in the Mediterranean Sea | Strait of Messina separates + Italian island | Palermo + island | Mount Etna + Mediterranean island | boot of Italy + island | first Punic War, Rome + Italian island | large Italian island
Sicily 74
largest island in the Mediterranean Sea | Strait of Messina separates + Much Ado About Nothing, Italian island, Strait of Messina island, "toe" of Italy | Palermo is the capital + Palermo island, Roger II | boot of Italy kicking + island | first Punic War, Rome + Italian island | large Italian island | Mafia island | regional autonomy + Italian island | Catania + island
Sicily 76
"Main Street" author | Arrowsmith + 1926, Pulitzer Prize | Sauk Centre, Minnesota + 1885, 1951, author | novel "Babbitt", this author | "Dodsworth" + author | novelist became the 1st American to win the Nobel Prize for literature + 1930
Sinclair Lewis 47
southern tip of the Malay Peninsula + island | Lion City + Asian | city founded by Sir Stamford Raffles | Changi Airport + city | island city-state | Lee Kuan Yew | Asian city-state
Singapore 52
Princess Aurora + ballet, pricks her finger on a spindle, spinning-wheel spindle | spindle + ballet, fairy tale | 1890 ballet + Aurora | kiss awakens + Tchaikovsky | three fairies + fairies Flora, Merryweather, princess | "Aurora's Wedding" + ballet | "La belle au bois dormant" + fairy tale | 1959 Disney flick | Once Upon A Dream + song | awakens Princess + tale, kiss
Sleeping Beauty 48
Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the fairest | Magic Mirror + 1937 | poisoned apple + fairy tale | Adriana Caselotti film + 1937, play, voice | 1937 Disney + film | Brothers Grimm fairy tale | sister of "rose red" + Grimm tale
Snow White 40
wise Biblical figure + wise Biblical king, wisdom excelled the wisdom | "The Son of David, King of Israel" + David's son by Bathsheba, Biblical, wise son of David | king with the Queen of Sheba + Biblical | father David + kings, sat, throne | Divide the living child in two, and give half to the one, and half to the other | Temple in Jerusalem + First Temple, King | third king + Israel | 3,000 Proverbs | Temple built + wise king | king had three hundred concubines + king had 700 wives | wisdom only
Solomon 80
Boer country + African country | Natal country + Cape, Kwazulu-Natal | Botha + country | country's Kruger National Park
South Africa 63
1st state to secede + 1860 | Palmetto State | Sumter state | Clemson University state | capital Columbia + state
South Carolina 48
Palmetto State + Palmetto tree | first state to secede from the Union + 1860 | Sumter state | Clemson University state | capital Columbia + state | Myrtle Beach + state
South Carolina 53
Mt. Rushmore state | Black Hills state | Badlands state + Badlands National Park | Sioux state | Wounded Knee in this state + 1890, American Indian Movement
South Dakota 44
Mt. Rushmore state | Black Hills spruce state tree | Badlands National Park in this state | Sioux Falls state | Wounded Knee in this state + 1890, American Indian Movement | Pierre is the capital of which state
South Dakota 48
U.S. state is Mount Rushmore | Black Hills spruce state tree | Badlands National Park in this state | Sioux Falls state | Wounded Knee in this state + 1890, American Indian Movement | Pierre is the capital of which state | Crazy Horse + state | Deadwood + state | Great Faces, Great Places + state
South Dakota 57
1829 opera by Rossini | Gessler | Swiss archer | Swiss hero | shot an apple from his son's head
William Tell 48
Heathcliff book + 1847, 1847 novel, Mr. Lockwood book, novel, Yorkshire, Cathy | Edgar Linton book + Earnshaw, Cathy and Edgar, marry | Emily Bronte's only novel | moors + Cathy | 1939 classic + 1939 film, Cathy | Hindley + novel
Wuthering Heights 56
college in New Haven | Connecticut university | university of George W Bush
Yale 40
capital of Greece | Parthenon city | hosted 2004 Summer Olympics + city | port Piraeus city | 1896 Olympics city | Attica city + Plain | Socrates + city | 1896 Summer Olympics | Delian League + city | Pericles + city | University of Georgia city
Athens 63
French sculptor's works + Thinker | "The Thinker" sculptor + The Kiss and The Thinker | "The Gates of Hell" sculptor + The Kiss | sculpture "The Age of Bronze" + 1877, male nude | "Balzac" sculptor | "Burghers of Calais" + bronze, museum, sculptor | Victor Hugo sculptor
Auguste Rodin 76
Ninth Symphony + composer | "Eroica" composer + Eroica Symphony | Immortal Beloved | Fifth Symphony | Moonlight Sonata | opera "Fidelio" | born in 1770 + Bonn, German composer | "Ode to Joy" + composer | deaf composer | I shall hear in heaven + composer, last words | great German composer
Beethoven 101
King of the Wild Frontier | Tennessee congressman | coonskin caps | Tennessee frontiersman + 1821, 1835, election | killed at the Alamo + Tennessee
Davy Crockett 41
Kublai Khan's court + Kublai Khan's palace, Italian travel, Venetian | Asian travels + dictated, Venetian | 1271 he left Venice | 13th century Italian + traveled | father & uncle + 1254, 1271, China, Venice | returned to Venice + Venice in 1295, stories, home | Book of the Marvels of the World | Genoan prison + 1298, 1300, account, travels | 1324 + The Travels | Venetians called him "Il Milione", man of the million + million lies
Marco Polo 48
radium + discovered, scientist | won two Nobel prizes + only woman, Chemistry | woman scientist
Maria Sklodowska Curie 45
Worcester state | Samuel Adams state | Battles of Lexington and Concord | Elbridge Gerry + Gerrymandered, state | Minuteman + state | Nantucket Island + state | Plymouth + state | Barney Frank state | Edward Kennedy state | Logan International Airport + US state
Massachusetts 53
Sancho Panza book + character | Cervantes novel | La Mancha + name | Dulcinea + character | horse Rocinante | 1605 novel
Don Quixote 60
Sancho Panza book + character | Cervantes novel | La Mancha + name | Dulcinea + character | horse Rocinante | 1605 novel | 17th C. novel | Alonso Quijano + changes, name | Spanish literary character
Don Quixote 72
Old soldiers never die + soldier faded away | command in Korea + 1952, U.N. Commander, General, Korean War | April 1951 | Congress in 1951, There | "I shall return" + 1942, Philippines | 1951 general | general in the Philippines | The Napoleon of Luzon | Japanese surrender + general | he returned in 1944 + Philippines
Douglas MacArthur 78
Battle of Little Round Top + Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, Civil War, Pennsylvania | July 1863 battle + July 1-3, 1863 | Pickett's Charge + Civil War battle | battlefield + Lincoln | casualties + battle | Pennsylvania town + Civil War
Gettysburg 43
1726 novel | Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World + 1726 | 1726 satire | Houyhnhnms | Lemuel | Laputa
Gulliver's Travels 48
Second-lightest element + second-lightest gas | balloons gas | element has atomic number 2 | discovered in 1868 + element, sun | lightest noble gas
Helium 45
"The Deerslayer" author | "The Pathfinder" author | "The Last of the Mohicans" author + wrote | His 5 "Leatherstocking Tales" | Literary Offenses + The Deerslayer, Twain | Uncas author
James Fenimore Cooper 47
book Dubliners | "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" author | "Finnegans Wake" author | Irish author + Dublin | "Ulysses" author | author's wife Nora
James Joyce 51
Bluegrass State | bourbon state | Abraham Lincoln state
Kentucky 41
Shakespeare play with Desdemona + Shakespeare play with Iago | Shakespeare's Moor + play | loved not wisely but too well | Shakespearean hero | character is known as 'The Moor of Venice' + Shakespeare | character of this tragedy + Shakespeare tragedy | play is set in Venice and Cyprus + Shakespeare | Laurence Olivier + play this Shakespearean | Shakespeare play with Emilia | loved Desdemona
Othello 69
Shakespeare play with Iago + Orson Welles | Shakespeare's Moor + play | character is known as 'The Moor of Venice' + Shakespeare | loved not wisely but too well | Shakespearean hero | character of this tragedy + Shakespeare tragedy | play is set in Venice and Cyprus + Shakespeare | Laurence Olivier + 60s, play this Shakespearean | Shakespeare play with Emilia | loved Desdemona | Bianca + Shakespeare | title guy + wife's
Othello 77
Mehmed VI was this empire's last sultan | Turkish empire + century the empire | Constantinople + 1453, empire | "Sick man of Europe" | 1389 + empire | Albania + 1912, November | Balkan War | Osman I + empire | Suleiman the Magnificent
Ottoman Empire 43
Benazir Bhutto country + Prime Minister | Lahore country | Punjab country | Karachi + country | capital Islamabad + country
Pakistan 51
Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto country + Asif Ali Zardari nationality | Lahore country | Punjab country + Baluchistan country | city is Karachi + country | country is Islamabad the capital + Rawalpindi | Muhammad Ali Jinnah | Pervez Musharraf nationality + president | Afghanistan with which country | Nawaz Sharif nationality + Prime Minister
Pakistan 70
canal country | Darien country + American | nation's independence in 1903 from Colombia + seceded, U.S. | Omar Torrijos + country | Colombia & Costa Rica + borders, country | Manuel Noriega nationality | country as part of Operation Just Cause + 1989, December | monetary unit is the Balboa + Country
Panama 58
canal country | Darien country + American | nation's independence in 1903 from Colombia + 1903, it was "moved" from one continent to another, 3, 1903 | Omar Torrijos + country, Martin Torrijos | Colombia & Costa Rica + borders, country | Manuel Noriega nationality | Operation Just Cause was the U.S. invasion of what country + 1989, December | monetary unit is the Balboa + Country | 1984 Van Halen song | Chiriqui | Himno Istmeńo + country | Isthmian + country | Roberto Duran became a national | Ruben Blades | San Blas | country is an isthmus | southernmost Central American country
Panama 85
woman opened a box + Only hope remained, opening a jar | first woman in Greek mythology | world's evils + box, mythology, woman | "all gifted" woman + woman of Greek myth, name | Hephaestus molded + woman | Music Genome Project | mankind + evils | myth had her opening + world's
Pandora 54
woman opened a box + hope | first woman in Greek mythology | world's evils + box, mythology, woman | "all gifted" woman + woman of Greek myth, name | Hephaestus molded + woman | Music Genome Project | mankind + evils | myth had her opening + world's
Pandora 54
capital Asuncion + Asuncion country, cities of this S. American country | landlocked South American country | Guarani country + language Guarani | Argentina, Brazil & Uruguay + Triple Alliance, country's population, war | Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia + country | country with top + Stroessner | flag whose front & back + only country, different emblems
Paraguay 43
City of Light | Louvre + city, Notre Dame | Montmartre + city | city of first | Luxembourg Gardens | Orly + airport, capital | arrondissements + European capital, 20
Paris 47
City of Light | Louvre + city, Notre Dame | Montmartre + city | city of first | Luxembourg Gardens | Orly + airport, capital | arrondissements + European capital, 20 | city's Arc de Triomphe | Charles de Gaulle + capital | son of Priam
Paris 60
"Land of the Incas" + country | Alberto Fujimori country + President Alberto Fujimori | capital in Lima + country | Andean country | Machu Picchu in this country + city of Machu Picchu | Nazca Lines country | Shining Path + South American country | south of Quito + border | Cuzco + country | Mario Vargas Llosa + country's presidential
Peru 76
All children, except one, grow up + story | J.M. Barrie play | Barrie character + J.M. Barrie, boy who wouldn't grow | boy who can fly + grow | Darling children + crocodile, film features the Darling | character in Kensington Gardens
Peter Pan 46
All children, except one, grow up + story | J.M. Barrie play | Barrie character + J.M. Barrie, boy who wouldn't grow | boy who can fly + grow | Darling children + crocodile, film features the Darling | character in Kensington Gardens | Captain Hook film | Do you believe in fairies | Wendy Darling
Peter Pan 58
Steel City + city's Golden Triangle, Iron City | Carnegie Museum Of Natural History + Carnegie city | Allegheny & Monongahela Rivers + city | Carnegie Mellon University city | Civic Arena + city's | Heinz city | Three Rivers city | USX city + USX Tower | city with the first radio station | city's Alleghany County
Pittsburgh 64
married John Rolfe + 1614, 1616, Wife of John | Powhatan + 1614, 1616, daughter | "Colors of the Wind" + 1995, movie, song | 1995 Disney film | Indian princess
Pocahontas 50
Japanese religion + gods, shrines, way
Shinto 41
Maracaibo country | Bolivarian Republic | Hugo Chavez nationality + President Hugo Chavez | Caracas + country
Venezuela 46
Maracaibo country | Bolivarian Republic | Hugo Chavez nationality + President Hugo Chavez | Caracas + country | Angel Falls + country, world
Venezuela 54
Maracaibo country | Bolivarian Republic | country did President Hugo Chavez | Caracas + country | Angel Falls + country, world | Orinoco River + country
Venezuela 59
city is Maracaibo + country | Bolivarian Republic | country did President Hugo Chavez | capital Caracas + country | Angel Falls country + highest waterfall in the world | Orinoco River + country
Venezuela 59
dedicated "O Pioneers!" to her fellow novelist Sarah Orne Jewett | "My Ántonia" author | 1913 novel "O Pioneers!" | Nebraska author + Red Cloud author | novel "One of Ours" + 1923, Pulitzer | "The Song of the Lark" + O Pioneers | not in Nebraska | "Shadows on the Rock" + novel
Willa Cather 55
Russian city known as Leningrad during the Soviet + 1703, Gulf of Finland, Hermitage | city with Hermitage museum + Museum & Art | czar founded this city in 1703 + Neva River city, Russian | second-largest Soviet city | Florida city + Russia | Peter the Great + capital, Czar Peter | Tampa city + Tampa Bay, "Sunshine City" | imperial capital of Russia + cultural capital
St. Petersburg 51
directed "2001 A Space Odyssey" | directed "Spartacus" + directed "Eyes Wide Shut" | directed "A Clockwork Orange" + directed "Full Metal Jacket" | directed "Dr. Strangelove" + 2001 | "2001" director + died in 1999 | Lolita + director | Shining director
Stanley Kubrick 43
Frappuccino | Howard Schultz company | coffee chain | first mate in "Moby Dick" + name this first mate | coffee company + Seattle, twin-tailed | company is named for a character + character in "Moby-Dick" | Gordon Bowker + 1971 | Seattle's Pike Place Market | first mate of the Pequod | mermaid's the logo + tailed mermaid
Starbucks 46
hats in Philadelphia + 1865, hat company | cowboy hats + 1865 | hat manufacturer + 1865 | Boss of the Plains + Founded in 1865, first, hat | Florida university + hat, college in DeLand | brand of hat
Stetson 42
Volunteer State | college in Knoxville + state | country music state | Al Gore state | Andrew Jackson + state | Andrew Johnson state | Murfreesboro + state | The Grand Ole Opry state + U.S. | state songs, including "Rocky Top"
Tennessee 71
"Volunteer State" nickname | capital Knoxville + college in Knoxville, state | country music state + state song "Rocky Top" | Al Gore state | Andrew Jackson state | Andrew Johnson, this Confederate state + admitted to the Union | Murfreesboro + state | The Grand Ole Opry state + U.S. | Volunteers college | 1796 + state's first | Graceland + State | Jack Daniel's Distillery | Music Festival + Bonnaroo | Shiloh state | state to rejoin the Union + first | state's quarter + musical
Tennessee 91
Siam country + baht country, formerly, currency | Bhumibol Adulyadej nationality + King | king of this Asian country | Chakri dynasty + country, ruling
Thailand 47
King of the Wild Frontier | Tennessee congressman | coonskin caps | Tennessee frontiersman + 1821, 1835, election to the Tennessee | killed at the Alamo + Alamo hero, John Wayne in "The Alamo", Tennessee | American folk hero | Be always sure you're right--then go ahead! + motto was Be always sure you're right | You can go to Hell, I'm going to Texas + Tennessee
Davy Crockett 53
December 7, 1787 + Constitution, first state, ratify | New Castle, Kent & Sussex Counties state | DuPont + state | New Jersey river | Blue Hen State | Washington crossed this river + 1776
Delaware 44
Rossini opera + 1829 | Gessler | Swiss archer | Swiss hero | shot an apple from his son's head
William Tell 48
Daughter Rumer + mother of Rumer, Rumer, Scout and Tallulah, Rumer Willis | "Striptease" actress + highest paid actress | married Bruce Willis + Daughter Rumer Willis | Demetria Gene Guynes | married Ashton Kutcher + woman | "G.I. Jane" actress
Demi Moore 40
Welsh poet | Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night + wrote | Under Milk Wood + play
Dylan Thomas 44
I've had 18 straight whiskies, I think that's the record + Welsh poet | poem "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night" + wrote | wrote the play Under Milk Wood | A Child's Christmas in Wales + Poet | Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog | stories about this poet's + Wales | poet's "Fern Hill" + Wales
Dylan Thomas 68
I've had 18 straight whiskies, I think that's the record + Welsh poet | poem "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night" + wrote | wrote the play Under Milk Wood | A Child's Christmas in Wales + Poet | Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog | stories about this poet's + Wales | poet's "Fern Hill" + Wales | rage, rage against the dying of the light
Dylan Thomas 72
Welsh poet + Laugharne | poem "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night" + old age should burn and rave at close of day, gentle into that good night but died, wrote "Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night", wrote the poem Do Not Go Gentle | wrote the play Under Milk Wood | A Child's Christmas in Wales + Poet | Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog | stories about this poet's + Wales | poet's "Fern Hill" + Wales | rage, rage against the dying of the light | White Horse Tavern | born in Swansea, Wales
Dylan Thomas 78
pair of organs | renal organs | nephrons + filter, million | organs filter blood
the kidneys 41
George Orwell novel | Ministry of Truth + Winston Smith novel | 1949 novel + published in 1949 | It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen + novel | Big Brother is watching + novel | Newspeak + 1949, novel, Ministry | Thought Police novel + 1949 | He loved Big Brother | Orwell year + novel | Richard Burton's last feature film + year | The Last Man in Europe + novel
1984 102
Orwell novel of Oceania | Winston Smith novel + Ministry of Truth novel | It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen + novel | novel published in 1949 | Big Brother is watching + novel | Newspeak novel + 1949, Ministry | Thought Police novel + 1949 | He loved Big Brother | Orwell year + novel | Richard Burton's last feature film + year | The Last Man in Europe + novel | Apple Macintosh
1984 106
Swedish band + Swedish group | musical "Mamma Mia!" featured the music | sang "Dancing Queen" + sang Mamma | song Waterloo + 1974 | Bjorn, Agnetha + Anni, Benny | Take A Chance On Me | won 1974 Eurovision Song Contest
ABBA 46
Hercule Poirot author + first novel | Miss Marple author | name Mary Westmacott + mystery, wrote | "The Mysterious Affair at Styles" author | "Sleeping Murder" + published novel, last | female mystery author + 1976, last, Murder | play "The Mousetrap" + author
Agatha Christie 74
Hercule Poirot author + first novel | Miss Marple author | "Sleeping Murder", her last Miss Jane Marple novel | name Mary Westmacott + mystery, wrote | "The Mysterious Affair at Styles" author | female mystery author + 1976, last, Murder | play "The Mousetrap" + author | Max Mallowan + husband, year | The Murder of Roger Ackroyd + book The Murder, end
Agatha Christie 87
is the longest river in South America + largest river in the world, water | Iquitos river + 2300 miles, Iquitos, Peru, Peru river | online retailer | Jeff Bezos + online | river has the world's largest drainage basin | Francisco de Orellana + 1542, river, women | 4,000-mile-long river | Brazil river | attacked by female warriors + name, river
Amazon 78
capital of Greece | Parthenon city | hosted 2004 Summer Olympics + city | port Piraeus city | 1896 Olympics city | Attica city + Plain | Socrates + city | 1896 Summer Olympics | Delian League + city | Pericles + city | University of Georgia city | Acropolis Museum | Acropolis in this city | Monastiraki | Plaka | Syntagma | hasten | mother of arts & eloquence + Milton | white marble + capital
Athens 87
Ninth Symphony + composer | "Eroica" composer + Eroica Symphony | Immortal Beloved | Fidelio + opera | Fifth Symphony | Moonlight Sonata | born in 1770 + Bonn, German composer | "Ode to Joy" + composer
Beethoven 85
USSR fought this country in 1939 + 1939 Soviet invasion | sauna country | northern European country + 1917, independence, Russia | Lapland + country | capital Helsinki + country | country is called Suomi | Mannerheim + 1940, country, Soviets | Paavo Nurmi nationality | Tarja Halonen nationality + 2000, first female president was Tarja Halonen | Jean Sibelius nationality | U.S. hockey team defeated them in 1980's final game + country, Olympic | borders Sweden + country, Norway & Sweden
Finland 70
Marion Morrison | The Quiet Man | The Shootist | Orange County, California + airport | Rio Bravo + Sheriff John T. Chance, Rio Lobo, film, starred | Rooster Cogburn role + remake "True Grit,", legend | The Green Berets + 1968
John Wayne 42
sang "Born This Way" | album "The Fame" | song Poker Face | Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta + singer | album "Artpop" | sang "Bad Romance" + dance, fashion
Lady Gaga 46
sang "Born This Way" | album "The Fame" + The Fame Monster | song Poker Face | Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta + singer | album "Artpop" | sang "Bad Romance" + dance, fashion | debut album "The Fame" + Her 2008 debut album
Lady Gaga 50
sang "Born This Way" | album "The Fame" + The Fame Monster | song Poker Face | Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta + born Stefani Germanotta, singer | album "Artpop" | sang "Bad Romance" + dance, fashion | 2008 debut album, "The Fame" | Little Monsters are fans | meat dress + 2010
Lady Gaga 56
MGM Grand + city | 1855 + City, settled by Mormons | CSI city | Circus Circus | Dr. Gonzo + Hunter S. Thompson | McCarran | Pawn + city | Seat of Clark County, Nevada | Spanish 'The Meadows' | Stratosphere Tower | The Strip + city | dice city + US city
Las Vegas 39
"War and Peace" author + wrote "War and Peace" | Russian count | "Anna Karenina" author
Leo Tolstoy 41
"The Hobbit" author | "The Lord of the Rings" author | "The Silmarillion" | middle names Ronald Reuel + author | wrote The Hobbit
J.R.R. Tolkien 40
"Ode on a Grecian Urn" poet | "Endymion" poet | poet died in 1821 + tuberculosis | English poet who wrote + 1820, Ode, poet wrote 'An Ode to a Nightingale' | A thing of beauty is a joy forever
John Keats 49
"Ode on a Grecian Urn" poet | "Endymion" poet + wrote "Endymion" | poet died in 1821 + tuberculosis | English poet who wrote + 1820, Ode, poet wrote 'An Ode to a Nightingale' | A thing of beauty is a joy forever | "To Autumn" poet | Beauty is truth, truth beauty + lines | English romantic poet + died | Here lies one whose name was writ in water + poet | La Belle Dame sans Merci + poet
John Keats 69
James Meredith, the first black + school in 1962, state | Natchez state | Jackson state | Magnolia State | New Orleans river | Yazoo state | mighty river | Alabama & Louisiana + state | Eudora Welty | Gulf states | Hernando De Soto river | Huckleberry Finn river + book | Jefferson Davis state | Mark Twain's river + book | Minneapolis river | Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico | William Faulkner state | Bridge river + 1856, first | Oxford state
Mississippi 119
Named after the Roman god of the sea + planet | largest moon Triton + planet | Because Pluto was reclassified + planet, sun | planet was discovered in 1846 + completed its first orbit of The Sun since its discovery in 1846 | Naiad planet + planet's moons | planet's moon Nereid | Uranus + planet | Voyager 2 + 1989, last, planet | eighth planet from the sun | 4 gas giants + smallest, planets | Great Dark Spot | trident + Roman god
Neptune 90
Louisiana city | "Crescent City" nickname | city's French Quarter
New Orleans 55
1938 Daphne Du Maurier novel + de Winter novel, Maxim de Winter | Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again + novel | second Mrs. de Winter novel + Mrs. Danvers | 1940 Alfred Hitchcock film + film Alfred Hitchcock directed, Hitchcock's 1st American movie | Pocahontas' new first name | only Hitchcock movie + hitchcock won the best picture oscar | Abraham's servant found + Isaac | housekeeper + Mrs. Danvers
Rebecca 52
father of modern philosophy + 1596, France | Discourse on the Method + geometry | analytic geometry | 17th century French philosopher | Cogito ergo sum | philosopher, mathematician + 17th century
Rene Descartes 39
"nose-horned" animal + Greek words meaning "nose-horned", name | Indian species + horned, large | black species | animal have 2 + horns | Ionesco play
Rhinoceros 46
"Treasure Island" author | "Kidnapped" author | author born in Scotland + Samoa | The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde | author died in Samoa in 1894 + 1850, Scotland | A Child's Garden of Verses | The Master of Ballantrae
Robert Louis Stevenson 67
26 cantons + European country, divided, federal, state | Alps country | Helvetia country + Latin name, Helvetia | capital Bern + Bern country, Geneva | country's neutrality | Red Cross + country, flag | Basel country | France, Germany, Italy | Liechtenstein + country | Carl Jung was born + country | Gruyere country | St. Moritz + country, Winter | Emmental cheese + country | Gstaad country + ski | Lake Neuchatel + country | Roger Federer country | Romansch country + Canton | watch country
Switzerland 151
1836 it declared its independence + state | Lone Star State | second largest U.S. state | Longhorn state | Sam Houston state | Rio Grande state | Guadalupe Mountains state + National | Pecos state + State whose counties | Sam Rayburn + largest lake, state | annexation + 1844, 1845 | state was an independent country
Texas 69
Siam country + baht country, formerly, currency | Bhumibol Adulyadej nationality + King Bhumibol Adulyadej | Rama country + king of this Asian country | Chakri dynasty + country, ruling | River Kwai country | bordered by Burma, Laos + Asia, Cambodia, country, kingdom | never colonized + country in Southeast Asia never, European | Phuket + country | Samut + country | Thaksin + 2006, nation, prime minister, Shinawatra | nation's name is "land of the free"
Thailand 82
London Bridge this river + Tower Bridge river, Westminster Bridge, river that flows through London | longest river entirely in England + Isis | flows from the Cotswold + Cotswold Hills, mouth on the North Sea, river
Thames 42
Mission San Antonio de Valero | battle in 1836 | Jim Bowie + 1836 | March 6, 1836 + Mexican, troops | Texas landmark | historic landmark
The Alamo 47
people of Mexico + Mexican civilization, empire in Mexico, god | Tenochtitlan people | Nahuatl people | Montezuma II
The Aztecs 42
"Kokomo" | "Deuce Coupe" + ballet, group, music, Twyla Tharp | California group + first | Pet Sounds | Surfin' Safari + album, debut | Wilson, Mike Love and Al Jardine + Carl Wilson | group's 1966 + Barbara Ann | sang "I Get Around" + first, No. 1 hit | sang "Surfin' USA" + down | Surfin + song Good Vibrations | Brian, Dennis | Wilson brothers
The Beach Boys 56
Chaucer work + Chaucer classic | 14th century book + concludes this 14th century, Late 14th century | Tabard Inn + general prologue, 30 pilgrims, Southwark, work | shrine of St. Thomas A Becket + consists of a story-telling | The Nun's Priest's Tale | William Caxton + prints | early recorded mention
The Canterbury Tales 43
capitals of Brazzaville & Kinshasa + river | second longest river in Africa | Zaire River + African river | Belgian colony | Zaire, now the Democratic Republic + 1997, Zaire was renamed | river which flows both north and south of the equator + only river
The Congo 41
#1 album "Hell Freezes Over" + 1994 | sang "Hotel California" + "Hotel California" album | 2007 album "Long Road Out of Eden" | Don Henley band | Take It Easy + 1972 | album "Desperado" + tribute to this group, sang | backup band for Linda Ronstadt | Boston College nickname | Heartache Tonight + Take It To The Limit | Tequila Sunrise + song | song One Of These Nights
The Eagles 54
Dr. Richard Kimble film + characters Richard Kimble, Helen Kimble, Richard Kimble series | A murdered wife. A one-armed man. An obsessed detective. The chase begins + Fred Johnson, one-armed man series, David Janssen series | film based on a TV series + Best Picture, Only, nominated | 1967 American + series ended in 1967 | 1993 Harrison Ford film + '60s TV | Sela Ward + film | U.S. Marshals + 1993 | William Conrad + 1967, running
The Fugitive 39
"Common Sense" author + 1776, pamphlet Common Sense, America, wrote | wrote "These are the times that try men's souls" | pamphleteer + 1777 | "American Crisis" author + Crisis he wrote | wrote The Rights of Man
Thomas Paine 62
Revolution Common Sense | wrote "These are the times that try men's souls" + American Revolutionary era | Revolutionary pamphleteer + 1777, pamphleteer wrote | "American Crisis" author + Crisis he wrote, wrote, "Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered" | wrote The Rights of Man | wrote a pamphlet + American
Thomas Paine 66
born Anna Mae Bullock | "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome" as Aunty Entity + singer | Acid Queen in Tommy | Private Dancer | Simply the Best | sang "GoldenEye" + theme
Tina Turner 43
born Anna Mae Bullock | "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome" as Aunty Entity + singer | Acid Queen in Tommy | Private Dancer | Simply the Best | sang "GoldenEye" + theme | Nutbush in Tennessee + singer | autobiography "I Tina" + singer
Tina Turner 51
"Rip Van Winkle" author wrote + author wrote biographies | His 1809 work "A History of New York" | pen name Diedrich Knickerbocker + Diedrich Knickerbocker author | Sleepy Hollow author | Tarrytown, N.Y. | The Legend of Sleepy Hollow + wrote | first literary + Knickerbocker | 19th century author in New York | Gotham + New York | The Sketch Book + author | created Ichabod Crane
Washington Irving 62
"O Pioneers!" author | "My Ántonia" author | 1913 novel "O Pioneers!" | Red Cloud, Nebraska + Red Cloud author | novel "One of Ours" + 1923, Pulitzer | "The Song of the Lark" + O Pioneers | not in Nebraska
Willa Cather 52
Colby cheese state + motto "Forward", "Forward" state, U.S. in milk production | dairy state | America's Dairyland | badger state | Kenosha state | Eau Claire state | Green Bay + state | Lake Winnebago state + largest | Appleton state | Badger college | La Crosse + state | Sheboygan state | The state capital is Madison | Dells + state | Fond du Lac state | Marquette University state | Michigan's Upper Peninsula + state | smallest city + NFL, state
Wisconsin 116
striped animals + Grevy's species, species of this striped | quagga | striped equine + striped horses | black & white stripes | member of the horse family + African, mountain, species | "tiger horse" + beast, Romans | Burchell's species
a zebra 53
Oyster & shiitake | portobello | chanterelle | cremini + Button | wood ear | Champignon | Death Cap | enoki
mushrooms 40
tuber + grown | Yukon Gold | famine + crop, Ireland | Phytophthora infestans + 1845, crop, fungus | Solanum tuberosum
potatoes 50
landmark built in 1889 + built for the 1889 World's Fair, Parisian | 984-foot + landmark | Champ de Mars | Paris landmark + 1889, structure in Paris | Victor Lustig sold + dealer, landmark | French tower
the Eiffel Tower 43
Turkish city + largest | once known as Constantinople + city | Bosporus + city | Hagia Sophia + city
Istanbul 48
state with parishes | French state + U.S. state | pelican state | Creole State
Louisiana 43
Victor Emmanuel II + country, King | San Marino country | Apennines country | country's boot | Silvio Berlusconi nationality + Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi
Italy 51
French queen + 1774, 1793, revolution | Oct. 16, 1793 + France | guillotined in 1793 | "Let them eat cake" | married Louis XVI + 1770, future
Marie Antoinette 59
Petruchio play + comedy | musical "Kiss Me Kate" + play, Shakespeare | 10 Things I Hate About You + Film 10 Things, Shakespeare
The Taming of the Shrew 41
Anatolia country | Ankara country | 3 strikes in bowling + 3 strikes in a row | Dardanelles country | country in Europe and Asia
Turkey 44
closest planet to Earth | Venera planet + first, probe | brightest planet + sky | evening or morning "star" + planet
Venus 42
Russian river + Caspian Sea, longest, mile | longest river in Europe | Valdai Hills river + Russia
Volga 41
1853-1856 war + war ended in 1856, Russia | Battle of Balaklava war | Sevastopol war + 1855 | Florence Nightingale + nurse, war | 1850s war + Russia | Charge of the Light Brigade war
the Crimean War 56
landmark built in 1889 + Parisian, World's | world's tallest structure + 1889 structure, 1930, Building | 984-foot + landmark | Champ de Mars | Victor Lustig sold + dealer, landmark
the Eiffel Tower 48
Korean War series + episode "Welcome to Korea" | 1983, the last episode + "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen" series, episode, War | Hawkeye series + show | Hot Lips + 1970, Major Frank Burns, Sally Kellerman film | sitcom episode + 1983, military sitcom, series | Hawkeye & Trapper + Trapper John | Loretta Swit | Major Margaret Houlihan + Houlihan series | David Ogden Stiers | Henry Blake | Klinger series | Radar + Hawkeye, TV Programme | Wayne Rogers show | most watched tv episode + end, television history
MASH 64
Korean series | 1983 finale + episode, War | Hawkeye series + show | Hot Lips + 1970 | Suicide Is Painless + 1970, film | sitcom episode + 1983, series | sitcom final episode + 1983, Amen
MASH 45
Korean War series | 1983 finale + episode, War | Hawkeye series + show | Hot Lips + 1970 | Suicide Is Painless + 1970, film | sitcom episode + 1983, series | sitcom final episode + 1983, Amen | Hawkeye & Trapper + Trapper John | Loretta Swit | Major Margaret Houlihan + Houlihan series
MASH 57
Catalonian city, once the capital + Spanish | Antonio Gaudi city | Spain's second-largest city | hosted 1992 Summer Olympics + city | Spanish port city | La Sagrada Familia + city | founded by Hamilcar Barca + city was founded
Barcelona 54
winged mammal | flying fox | only native mammal + flying mammal, New Zealand | order Chiroptera + mammals | species of this flying mammal | wingspan of over 5 feet + mammals, one | Bacardi Rum logo + Bacardi animal
Bat 60
1804 duel + died, July | first Treasury Secretary + United States | Federalist Papers | capital of Bermuda | future Treasury Secretary | Washington's Treasury Secretary | duel Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton 54
1804 duel + died, July | first Treasury Secretary + United States | "The Federalist Papers" author | capital of Bermuda | future Treasury Secretary | Washington's Treasury Secretary | duel Aaron Burr | Founding Father + duel, one
Alexander Hamilton 58
4th century B.C. Macedonian + 323 | king of Macedonia + 336, B.C. | died in 323 B.C. | Macedonian conqueror
Alexander the Great 51
"Memnoch The Devil" author + Vampire author, vampire Lestat | "Interview With The Vampire" author + wrote | Vampire Chronicles author | Howard Allen O'Brien + born, author | Anne Rampling + pen
Anne Rice 48
"Interview With The Vampire" author + wrote | Vampire Chronicles + author | vampire Lestat author | Howard Allen O'Brien + born, author
Anne Rice 52
"Little Sure Shot" nickname + Sitting Bull | famous marksman + female sharpshooter | marksman Frank Butler + Frank Butler married, shooting match | markswoman | Greenville, Ohio + shooting contest, sharpshooter, female | Phoebe Anne | shot a cigarette + Kaiser
Annie Oakley 46
Patagonia + region, country | second-largest South American country | Isabel Peron nationality + Juan Peron nationality | Pampa + country
Argentina 40
country's Patagonia region | second-largest South American country | Gran Chaco + Bolivia, country, south | Isabel Peron nationality + Juan Peron nationality | Pampa + country | Cristina Fernandez De Kirchner + country, president | South America's highest & lowest points + country contains South America's | Buenos Aires country | Pope Francis nationality | silver country
Argentina 76
Grand Canyon is located in which state | Apache state | saguaro cactus state | ship's memorial + 1961 | Yuma state | Painted Desert state | Pearl Harbor Memorial + sunken battleship | Petrified Forest state | Observatory + state | Pima state | Wildcats + state, college
Arizona 65
playwright wrote the Crucible + "The Crucible" & "Death of a Salesman" | playwright was Marilyn Monroe married | "A View from the Bridge" playwright + 1955, "A View from the Bridge" | After the Fall | Salem playwright + Trials, Witch | unveiled by this playwright + American | Marilyn Monroe's last movie | convicted of contempt + 1957, writer
Arthur Miller 52
Aborigines country | Adelaide country | Great Sandy & Great Victoria Deserts | Great Victoria Desert country | New South Wales country | Southern Cross country | country's Queensland state | kangaroo country | smallest continent | Mount Kosciusko country + country's highest point, Mount Kosciusko is the highest mountain | Gibson Desert continent + Great Sandy Desert | Sydney country | Barossa Valley country + region, wine | Bob Hawke + country, Prime Minister | Cape York Peninsula + continent | Christmas Island country + territory of what country | Lake Eyre continent | penal colony + 1788, country | sixth-largest country in the world + area
Australia 153
Aborigines country | Adelaide country | Great Sandy Desert | Great Victoria Desert + country
Australia 59
people of Mexico + Central Mexico, Mexican civilization, empire in Mexico, god | god people + Xiuhtecuhtli | capital Tenochtitlan + Tenochca, Mexica, Tenochtitlan people | Nahuatl people | 1521 + conquest, Cortes, empire | Montezuma II | Valley of Mexico
Aztecs 63
winged mammal | flying fox | mammals of the order Chiroptera | only mammal capable + flight | species of this flying mammal | wingspan of over 5 feet + mammals, one | Bacardi Rum logo + Bacardi animal | only native mammal + flying mammal, New Zealand
Bat 62
Catalan city + Spanish | Antonio Gaudi + Gaudi city, Sagrada Familia | Spain's second-largest city | hosted 1992 Summer Olympics + city that hosted, games | Spanish port city
Barcelona 48
cobalt color | Cerulean is a shade of this color | sapphire color | color of octopus blood | cornflower color | lapis lazuli + Color
Blue 44
cobalt color | Cerulean is a shade of this color | sapphire color | color of octopus blood | cornflower color | lapis lazuli + Color | TV show, what color | sky & steel | violet + color
Blue 53
Robert Allen Zimmerman + name | All Along The Watchtower + Jimi Hendrix | Freewheelin + album | Highway 61 Revisited + singer | sang The Times They Are A-Changin + folk | song Like A Rolling Stone + 60s, hit, Top | "No Direction Home" | Duluth, Minnesota + 1941, born | Knockin' on Heaven's Door + song | album "Time Out of Mind" + 1997, won Album, Album of the Year, Grammy | folk-rocker
Bob Dylan 58
Catalan city + Spanish | Antonio Gaudi + Gaudi city, Sagrada Familia | Spain's second-largest city | hosted 1992 Summer Olympics + city | Spanish port city
Barcelona 48
Bizet opera + Act I, Bizet's last, outside a bullring, Don Jose, most famous opera, gypsy, title, girl | bullfighter opera + toreador Escamillo opera, opera songs, Toreador Song | 1875 opera | cigarette factory opera + Bizet, works in a cigarette factory
Carmen 57
Bizet opera + Don Jose, gypsy, title, girl | bullfighter opera + Escamillo, toreador opera | 1875 opera | cigarette factory opera + Bizet, works in a cigarette factory
Carmen 57
Bizet opera + Don Jose, gypsy, title, girl | bullfighter opera + toreador Escamillo opera, Toreador Song | 1875 opera | cigarette factory opera + Bizet, works in a cigarette factory
Carmen 57
Bizet opera + Don Jose, gypsy, title, girl | bullfighter opera + toreador Escamillo opera, opera songs, Toreador Song | 1875 opera | cigarette factory opera + Bizet, works in a cigarette factory
Carmen 57
1974 novel + subtitled "A Novel of a Girl with a Frightening Power" | Stephen King's 1st published novel | telekinetic teen + 1976 | 1976 movie starring Sissy Spacek + novel, it was made into a 1976 movie, King's first, published | high school prom + 1974, novel, first | 1976 horror film + title
Carrie 39
ancient north African city + 439, Around 480 B.C., north African city-state, Vandals city | city destroyed by the Romans + B.C., During the Third Punic War, Rome destroyed, Tunisia was destroyed | Phoenician city + ancient | Punic Wars fought between Rome | Dido the queen
Carthage 39
Carthaginian general + B.C. | crossed the Alps + elephants | Battle of Zama + 202 bC | His 218 B.C. + Carthaginian | Second Punic War + Carthaginian, general, Rome
Hannibal 61
India religion | religion's caste | Shiva religion + deity | Bhagavad Gita + religion | Diwali religion + Celebrated, festival of lights | Holi are religious + days, festival
Hinduism 42
India religion + practices this religion | religion's caste | Shiva religion + deity | Bhagavad Gita + religion | Diwali religion + Celebrated, festival of lights | Holi are religious + days, festival | Brahma + religion | Sanskrit religion
Hinduism 50
India religion + practices this religion, outside India, India's people | religion's caste + Smriti | Shiva religion + Vishnu religion, deity | Bhagavad Gita + religion | Diwali religion + Celebrated, festival of lights | Holi are religious + days, festival | Brahma + religion | Sanskrit religion + Durga | Bali + religion | Vedas religion
Hinduism 56
Greek "Father of Medicine" | starting medical + BC Greek, Oath | Ancient Greek doctor + Soranus | doctor's oath | 460 BC + born, island of Cos, Greece
Hippocrates 43
Widow Douglas novel + Tom Sawyer | runaway slave Jim + novel, character | Mark Twain character | Aunt Sally + Twain | 1884 novel | Miss Watson + 1885, runaway slave, novel, Widow Douglas, Jim, living | rafts down the Mississippi + runaway slave, down the Mississippi River, Jim
Huckleberry Finn 47
Widow Douglas novel + Tom Sawyer | runaway slave Jim + novel, character | Mark Twain character | Aunt Sally + Twain | 1884 novel | Miss Watson + 1885, runaway slave, novel, Widow Douglas, Jim, living | rafts down the Mississippi + runaway slave, down the Mississippi River, Jim | "Big River" book | character rafts
Huckleberry Finn 55
Ingalls Wilder book | Ingalls series | Walnut Grove series | Charles Ingalls + father, TV show | Almanzo Wilder + series | Ingalls family + book
Little House on the Prairie 40
Professor Bhaer + 1860s, Louisa May Alcott book | Meg, Jo, Amy & Beth | 1868 novel | Marmee + novel | Amy March + novel, Meg | Jo March novel
Little Women 43
Pharaoh's daughter | bulrushes | married Zipporah | brother Aaron | burning bush because, as God | Biblical lawgiver | Jochebed + mother | Nebo + Mount | Sinai + God, Mount | unto this man + Lord
Moses 58
capital of New Zealand + Zealand capital | Wellesley duke | historical duke + duke's Apsley House | is the southernmost capital city in the world | duke associated with Napoleon
Wellington 44
capital of New Zealand + Zealand capital | Wellesley duke | historical duke | is the southernmost capital city in the world | duke associated with Napoleon
Wellington 44
Buffalo, New York + 1901, assassinated, president | September 14, 1901 | 1896 president | Canton, Ohio + president | Leon Czolgosz killed + 1901
William McKinley 43
"Typee" author + Peep at Polynesian Life | "Billy Budd" author | "Moby Dick" author + wrote | "Omoo" author | whale author | Bartleby the Scrivener
Herman Melville 58
"Typee" author + Peep at Polynesian Life | "Billy Budd" author | "Moby Dick" author + Nathaniel Hawthorne, wrote | "Omoo" author | whale author + wrote, A whale | Bartleby the Scrivener | Redburn + novel, sea tale, pen | "Mocha Dick" + whale | 1846, was set in Polynesia + published in 1846
Herman Melville 68
University of Iowa athletes | state begins with 2 vowels + only state, U.S. state | Cedar Rapids state + cities, U.S. State | Dubuque + state | 5 miles northeast of Ames + Ames state | Amana + state | Bettendorf state | Delicious apple | Des Moines River + state | Keokuk + state | The Bridges of Madison County state | presidential caucus + first, U.S. state, years
Iowa 48
Reza Pahlavi nationality | country was once called Persia | language Farsi country | Persepolis country + Marjane Satrapi | country's Shah | American hostages in this country + 1979 | 1979 revolution country | Mahmoud Ahmadinejad nationality + president | capital Tehran + country | Mohammad Khatami nationality | Peacock Throne + country | Tabriz country | Akbar + country, flag | Ali Khamenei + nation, Supreme Leader | Ayatollah Khomeini country | Caspian Sea + only country, not | January 20, 1981 + country | Persian rugs | Persians were not | Strait of Hormuz | carpets + country | rial + country
Iran 113
Persia country | Reza Pahlavi nationality | Farsi country | Persepolis + country | country's Shah | hostages + 1979, country, American
Iran 56
Reza Pahlavi nationality | country was once called Persia | language Farsi country | Persepolis + country | country's Shah | American hostages in this country + 1979 | 1979 revolution country | Mahmoud Ahmadinejad nationality + president
Iran 66
Reza Pahlavi nationality | country was once called Persia | language Farsi country | Persepolis + country | country's Shah | American hostages in this country + 1979 | 1979 revolution country | Mahmoud Ahmadinejad nationality + president | capital Tehran + country | Mohammad Khatami nationality | Peacock Throne + country | Tabriz country
Iran 83
shekel + country, currency | country's independence in 1948 | Negev Desert + country | Golan Heights country | Hatikvah + country's national anthem | 1952 Einstein + country, Einstein was offered, presidency | Ariel Sharon + country | Benjamin Netanyahu country + Prime Minister | Chaim Weizmann country | David Ben-Gurion country | Mossad + country, intelligence | Zion + country
Israel 65
shekel + country, currency | country's independence in 1948 | Negev Desert + country | Golan Heights country | Hatikvah + country's national anthem | 1952 Einstein + country, Einstein was offered, presidency | Ariel Sharon + country | Benjamin Netanyahu country + Ehud Barak, Prime Minister | Chaim Weizmann country | David Ben-Gurion country | Entebbe + country, hostages | Mossad + country, intelligence | Zion + country | El Al | Golda Meir country | Mount Carmel in this country | Uzi country | Yitzhak Rabin country | flag's Star of David | state founded in 1948
Israel 90
Turkey's largest city, formerly called Constantinople | Bosporus strait is straddled + city | once known as Constantinople + city | Hagia Sophia city | Europe & Asia + city | city's Topkapi palace | Golden Horn + city | city in 2 continents + world | Blue Mosque | Capital of Culture + Byzantine | official 1930 renaming
Istanbul 73
Zanesville state | Bowling Green State University state | John Glenn + state | Taft state | Dayton state | Kent State University state | Miami University state | Oberlin College + first, state | Sandusky + state | Xenia + city, state | Youngstown + state
Ohio 50
Sooner state + 1889, land, nickname | Cherokee state | Choctaw state | Laurey + Curly, musical
Oklahoma 56
Sooner state + 1889, land, nickname | Cherokee state | Choctaw state | Laurey + Curly, musical | Cimarron state + County | Muskogee state | wind comes sweepin' down the plain
Oklahoma 78
Beaver State | Mount Hood state | Corvallis + state | Crater Lake + state | Salem state + The capital, U.S. state | Klamath state | Nike state
Oregon 51
Beaver State | Mount Hood state | Corvallis + state | Crater Lake state | Salem state + The capital, U.S. state | Klamath state | Nike state | Astoria + state | county Tillamook state
Oregon 59
Mormon state | deseret state | Beehive State | Zion National Park state | Arches National Park state | Bryce Canyon National Park state | Provo state | St. George + city, state | Brigham Young + pioneers | Ogden state | transcontinental railroad state + completion
Utah 70
Mormon state + The Land of the Saints, state's population | Beehive State | Zion National Park state | Arches National Park state + Canyonlands National Park state | Bryce Canyon National Park state | Provo state | St. George + city, state | Brigham Young + pioneers | First Transcontinental Railroad + completed, state | Ogden state + Orem | Arizona's northern + border, state | Bonneville Salt Flats | Central Pacific + Union Pacific, Promontory | Orrin Hatch | Wasatch | admitted to the Union + polygamy | trapper + state
Utah 80
Largest city in British Columbia + British Columbia, Canada, Stanley Park | British Columbia island | B.C. city | Western Canadian city + West Coast | Chinatown + Canadian city | Gassy Jack + city | surveyed the coast + 1757, 1791, British
Vancouver 48
1497-98 + 1497-99, India in 1497, Calicut, explorer, voyage from Lisbon to India | voyage to India in 1490s + 1497, December 24, 1524, India & died | 1498 this Portuguese explorer + Africa, first navigator, India | European to reach India + explorer reached India, Portuguese explorer, first, reach India by sea | discovery of a sea route to India
Vasco da Gama 50
Doge's Palace city | Grand Canal city + city's gondolas | St. Mark's Square city | Canaletto + city | Italian canal city | which city is Marco Polo airport + Marco Polo's home | Rialto Bridge city | Italian city of islands | Golden Lion Award + film festival | Piazza San Marco + city's | city is built on islands | watery Italian city | "Merchant of" this city + Antonio, Shylock | Death In + city
Venice 115
Schonbrunn Palace city + home | Haydn city + Beethoven city, Mozart city | Hapsburgs city + home | Strauss city | waltz + city | 1814 congress in this city | Freud city
Vienna 53
Austrian city | Schonbrunn Palace city + home | Haydn city + Beethoven city, Mozart city | Hapsburgs city + home of the Hapsburgs | Strauss city | waltz + city | 1814-15 congress in this city | Freud city | Gustav Klimt city | Sachertorte city | universities in Europe + capital
Vienna 93
Self-Portrait With Bandaged Ear artist + 1889, "Self-Portrait With Bandaged Ear And Pipe" | Starry Night artist | "The Potato Eaters" artist | cut off his ear + artist
Vincent Van Gogh 42
Russian liquor + spirit is mixed with ginger beer in a Moscow mule | bloody mary alcohol + spirit is in a Bloody Mary | Russian alcohol | water' in Russian | Black Russian | screwdriver alcohol
Vodka 42
goiter gland | hormones from this gland + neck | iodine + gland, hormones | Graves disease + gland | Hashimoto's disease + gland | windpipe + gland
the thyroid 40
pitchblende + mainly extracted | Otto Hahn split it in 1938 + element split in 1938, atom of this element | element named for a planet | 235 isotope | discovered this element in 1789 + Martin Klaproth | nuclear reactors + element, fuel | radioactive metal + discovered
uranium 41
Bump, set, spike sport | net sport | Karch Kiraly + only, gold medal, sport, win | beach sport + only, version | indoor + sport | mintonette + Basketball, sport | 6 players + game, sport, team
volleyball 44
Imperial City + Chinese | Forbidden City | 2008 Olympics city | Temple of Heaven + city | Tiananmen Square city + 1989, killed | Ming capital
Beijing 45
Budapest river | Hungary river | emptying into the Black Sea + Black Forest, river | Bratislava river | Europe's second-longest river | beautiful blue river | Belgrade river | Romania river
Danube 81
Daughter Rumer + Rumer, Scout and Tallulah, Rumer Willis | "Striptease" actress | married Bruce Willis | Demetria Gene Guynes | married Ashton Kutcher + woman | "G.I. Jane" actress | "Ghost" actress
Demi Moore 44
How many compartments does a cows stomach | number of heart chambers | How many wings does a bee | How many planets of the solar system have rings | curling team + players-it's the number | How many NBA team | How many US state names start with the word "New" | How many verses + The Star-Spangled Banner | border Lake Michigan + states | months with exactly 30 days | number of royal flushes + deck | sides on a rhombus | strings are on a viola
4 54
1962 Anthony Burgess novel + Dystopian Anthony Burgess novel | rape, ultra-violence & Beethoven | droogs, Koroba Milk Bar + Alex | Alex, and my 3 droogs + 1962, Milk Bar | 1971 film + Kubrick, violence | Nadsat + novel, language | Dystopian novel + Alex | Malcolm McDowell film + Kubrick | futuristic + Alex
A Clockwork Orange 51
Bottom, a weaver + Nick Bottom, play, Shakespeare | Shakespeare comedy + Shakespeare play | Shakespeare play with fairies + Cobweb | Titania Shakespeare play | Shakespeare play with Puck + Puck says, Lord, what fools these mortals | Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons + Now, fair Hippolyta, our nuptial hour draws on apace, Hippolyta & Theseus, Shakespeare, Theseus | Helena + characters, Hermia, Lysander, Shakespeare's play | Puck with Fairies + The play is one of Shakespeare's | Shakespeare play with Theseus + Shakespeare play with Hippolyta | The course of true love never did run smooth + Shakespeare play | play with Oberon + Shakespeare | queen of fairies + play | Balanchine + Shakespeare play | Robin shall restore amends + Give me your hands if we be friends, and Robin | Snout + Bottom | ballet based on this Shakespeare + "The Dream", play | magical Shakespeare play + music Mendelssohn | play in Athens + Shakespeare
A Midsummer Night's Dream 99
Sydney Carton book + Dickens novel, Charles Darnay book | novel began "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times" | 1859 Charles Dickens book + Charles Darnay | It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done | Lucie Manette + Dr. Alexandre Manette | Madame Defarge
A Tale of Two Cities 54
April 15, 1865 + Assassination | Illinois president + postmaster of New Salem, Illinois, postmaster president | 16th president | 1858 he said A house divided against itself cannot stand + Senate | February 12, 1809 + president born in 1809, Kentucky | Ann Rutledge + love, romance | The Great Emancipator | The ballot is stronger than the bullet + president | 1st president to wear a beard | Raymond Massey + Henry Fonda, president | Springfield, Illinois + president | first president born outside of the original 13 + U.S president, colonies | married Mary Todd + U.S. president | mother of this president was Nancy Hanks
Abraham Lincoln 99
vulpine animal | fennec + animals, smallest | Reynard animal | animal is Robin Hood + Disney, movie | sour + animal, grapes, reach
Fox 45
capital Kabul + country | Taliban country | USSR invaded this country in 1979 | Pashto/Dari + country, Official language | Kandahar country + Mazar | Hamid Karzai nationality + President Hamid Karzai | A Thousand Splendid Suns + The Kite Runner country, Khaled Hosseini's | "Graveyard of Empires" | Zahir | country did the Soviet Union withdraw | country whose name begins with "A", but doesn't end with "A" | opium + country | the first country in the world alphabetically
Afghanistan 76
second largest continent on Earth | continent with most countries | Cape Agulhas is this continent's southernmost point | Atlas Mountains continent | congo + continent, native | Sao Tome & Principe continent | languages spoken on this continent
Africa 44
Hercule Poirot author + Hercule Poirot in her first novel | Miss Marple author + last Miss Marple | "Sleeping Murder", her last Miss Jane Marple novel | name Mary Westmacott + romance novels under the pen name Mary, mystery, wrote | "The Mysterious Affair at Styles" author | female mystery author + 1976, prolific British mystery writer's last published novel was 1976's "Sleeping Murder", last, Murder | play "The Mousetrap" + author | "And Then There Were None" author + wrote | Max Mallowan + husband, year | The Murder of Roger Ackroyd + book The Murder, end | Witness for the Prosecution | best-selling books of all time + two billion, selling novelist of all time
Agatha Christie 101
first American in space | May 5, 1961 | Apollo 14 + astronaut, 1st, mission, moon | Freedom 7 + 1961, first
Alan Shepard 42
bauxite metal + ore, bauxite | most abundant metal in the Earth's crust + metal, the Earth's most common | Alcoa | atomic number 13 + metal | drink can metal
Aluminum 39
is the longest river in South America + largest river in the world, water | Iquitos river + 2300 miles, Iquitos, Peru, Peru river | online retailer | Jeff Bezos + online | river's basin
Amazon 57
woman aviator | first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic | married George Putnam + 1937, publisher | July 1937 | Pacific in 1937 + disappeared | disappeared in 1937 + woman
Amelia Earhart 53
largest Dutch city | Rijksmuseum city + Rembrandt city | Schiphol Airport city | Heineken city | Van Gogh Museum city | Red Light District city + famous Red Light District | city with a service
Amsterdam 48
7th president of the U.S. + first 7 presidents | US President was nicknamed "Old Hickory" | president's wife Rachel + 1828 election, Rachel Donelson Robards | president to pay off the national debt + 1835 he became the first & only president, first & only president to pay off the national, office | Second Bank of the United States + 1832, president, vetoed | First president born in a log cabin | Hermitage home + President | Indian Removal Act + 1830, president | "Kitchen Cabinet" | Horseshoe Bend + 1814, defeated the Creek | Richard Lawrence | Tennessee's first + U.S. representative | killed a man + duel, president | 1767 + South Carolina | 1806 duel + Charles Dickinson, shot | Battle of New Orleans + 1812 | Captured as a 14-year-old soldier in 1781, he was the only + 14-year-old soldier in 1781, he was the only president | Seminole Wars | Simon & Simon + AJ | Twenty dollar bill | wife had not + divorced, president
Andrew Jackson 103
Theravada religion + Mahayana religion | Asian religion | "four noble truths" religion | branch of this religion + Theravada | Laos + religion | Ashoka religion + B.C., Indian | Sri Lanka + religion | Zen religion
Buddhism 54
country's Patagonia region | second-largest South American country | Gran Chaco + Bolivia, country, south | Isabel Peron nationality + Juan Peron nationality | La Pampa country | Cristina Fernandez De Kirchner + country, president | South America's highest & lowest points + country contains South America's | "Land of Silver" + American country | Buenos Aires country | Plata + country | Pope Francis nationality | Diego Maradona nationality + soccer | Falkland Islands country | Lionel Messi country | Mount Aconcagua + country | Rosario, Mendoza + Cities, country | Tango + country | border of Chile + country
Argentina 109
Lyceum + Plato's Academy | philosopher & student of Plato | tutor of Alexander the Great | poetics + wrote | B.C., this Greek philosopher + 335 | Greek philosopher studied
Aristotle 41
Lyceum + Plato's Academy | philosopher & student of Plato | tutor of Alexander the Great | wrote the poetics + Greek wrote | B.C., this Greek philosopher + 335 | Greek philosopher studied | 384 BC + born, Stagira, philosopher | Philip of Macedonia + Alexander, tutor for his son, tutor | metaphysics, physics | pupil of Plato
Aristotle 53
Grand Canyon is located in which state | Apache state | saguaro cactus + state | ship's memorial + 1961 | Yuma state | Painted Desert state | Pearl Harbor Memorial + sunken battleship | Petrified Forest state
Arizona 53
Grand Canyon National Park state | Apache state | saguaro cactus state | ship's memorial + 1961, Honolulu | Yuma state | Painted Desert state | Pearl Harbor Memorial + Pearl Harbor battleship, sunken battleship | Petrified Forest state + Petrified Forest National | Observatory + state | Pima state + Gila state | Wildcats + Sun Devils state, state, college | state to join The Union + 1912, 48th | Barry Goldwater state | Janet Napolitano | Miranda + state | Prescott in this state | capital Phoenix
Arizona 84
capital of Greece | Parthenon city | hosted 2004 Summer Olympics + city | port, Piraeus + capital | 1896 Olympics city | Attica city + Plain | Socrates + city
Athens 47
Westin Peachtree Plaza city | Hartsfield + Airport, city, mayor | 1996 Olympics city | Coca-Cola city | Gone With the Wind city | Centennial Olympic Park city | Luther King, Jr. Historic + city
Atlanta 51
Westin Peachtree Plaza city | city's Hartsfield + Airport, mayor | 1996 Olympics city | Coca-Cola city | Gone With the Wind city | Centennial Olympic Park city | Luther King, Jr. Historic + city | Buckhead + city | Coca-Cola headquarters | Fulton County + city | Georgia State University city | Margaret Mitchell city | The Big Peach + city
Atlanta 75
Georgia capital + DeKalb | Westin Peachtree Plaza city + Bank of America Plaza, Peachtree Road | city's Hartsfield + Airport, Hartsfield-Jackson, mayor | 1996 Olympics city | Coca-Cola city + World of Coca-Cola | Gone With the Wind city | Centennial Olympic Park city | Luther King, Jr. Historic + city | Buckhead + city | Coca-Cola headquarters | Fulton County + city | Georgia State University city | Margaret Mitchell city | The Big Peach + city | Journal-Constitution + city, newspaper | capital's seal shows a phoenix | largest Georgia city
Atlanta 94
New Jersey gambling city | city's boardwalk + 1870, first boardwalk in the U.S. | Monopoly street names | Monopoly city + streets | Absecon Island + coast, lies, resort | first casino opened in 1978
Atlantic City 42
New Jersey gambling city | city's boardwalk built in 1870 + first boardwalk in the U.S. | Monopoly street names | Monopoly city + streets | Absecon Island + coast, lies, resort | first casino opened in 1978
Atlantic City 42
Aborigines country | Adelaide country | Great Sandy Desert | Great Victoria Desert + country | New South Wales country | Queensland country | Southern Cross country | kangaroo country | smallest continent | Mount Kosciusko country + country's highest point, Mount Kosciusko is the highest mountain
Australia 106
Ponderosa Ranch + NBC broadcast, Nevada, where some of this TV series, series' Ponderosa | western starring Lorne Greene + NBC western starring, series | Adam, Hoss, Little Joe + TV series | Ben Cartwright + TV | Cartwright series + TV | Pernell Roberts series
Bonanza 39
New England city | Copley city + Copley Square | Paul Revere city + state capital | Beacon Hill + city | Faneuil Hall city | Massachusetts capital
Boston 62
Compromise of 1850 + state | golden poppy state + state flower is Golden, official state flower | 3rd largest US state + area | Sacramento state + Sacramento River | Monterey state | Yosemite state | Sonoma state | Bear Flag state + 1846, Bear Flag Republic | Sacramento is the capital of which state + San | state's San Joaquin Valley
California 73
silent president | Plymouth Notch, Vermont + president | only U.S. president born on July 4th + born July 4, 1872 | 30th U.S. president | How can they tell? + 1933, Dorothy Parker, president had died, Parker asked, How | Charles Dawes + 1920, president's VP | Harding died + House | Presidency 1923 + VP
Calvin Coolidge 48
Khmer Rouge country | Angkor Wat country + temple | Norodom Sihanouk nationality | Pol Pot country + dictator | Kampuchea country | Killing Fields country | bordered by Thailand & Laos + country, Vietnam to the east | Mekong + country | capital Phnom Penh + country
Cambodia 63
"Great" Russian empress + 1762, reign | Russian throne in 1762
Catherine the Great 41
married Peter III of Russia + 1762, deposed, ruled | Russian throne in 1762
Catherine the Great 41
"Great" Russian empress + 1762, Orlov empress, reign | Russian throne in 1762 + 1762 to 1796 | married Peter III of Russia + 1762, deposed, ruled | Anhalt-Zerbst + born, Prussia, Sophie
Catherine the Great 52
Arizona & California river + border | Pike's Peak state | state is nicknamed The Centennial State | columbine state | Yuma, Arizona + river | Rocky Mountain High + state
Colorado 56
1981, this Space Shuttle was the first | Oregon-Washington border + Oregon and Washington river | King's College in New York + It was founded in 1754 | capital of South Carolina | Grand Coulee Dam + Grand Coulee river | Pulitzer Prize university | Astoria + bridge, Oregon, river | Robert Gray + 1792, river, ship | Washington State + name, river | northwest river
Columbia 76
16th century astronomer + 1543, Polish | 1543, the year of his death + published in 1543, book On the Revolutions, On the Revolutions of Heavenly Spheres | Sun was the center of the solar system + 1543, sun himself at the center of the universe | heliocentric theory + Polish, system
Copernicus 44
"For Whom the Bell Tolls" author + wrote For Whom the Bell Tolls | "A Moveable Feast" author | "The Old Man and the Sea" author + wrote | "The Sun Also Rises" author | "Death in the Afternoon" author | author died in 1961 | American author in Cuba + 1961 | "In Love and War" author + "In Love & War", Chris O'Donnell, WWI | 1954 Nobel Prize | author committed suicide + 1961, Idaho | "A Farewell to Arms" author | "Across the River and into the Trees" + 1950, novel | Nick Adams author | The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber + author | bullfighting author
Ernest Hemingway 107
"For Whom the Bell Tolls" author | "A Moveable Feast" author | "The Old Man and the Sea" author + wrote | "The Sun Also Rises" author | Death in the Afternoon + author | author died in 1961 | American author in Cuba + 1961
Ernest Hemingway 64
Jazz Age author | "This Side of Paradise" author + first novel, "This Side of Paradise" | author's wife Zelda | novel Tender is the Night + author | "The Great Gatsby" author | The Beautiful and Damned + novel | Last Tycoon author
F. Scott Fitzgerald 85
Caribbean leader | Cuba in 1959 + Cuban 1 | dictator Batista + 1959, overthrew Batista, Cuban | 26th of July Movement + 1953 revolt | University of Havana + 1950, 1959, law, leader | Cuba in 1956 + 1950, Mexico, rebels | His brother Raul + Cuban dictator | exploding cigars + assassinate, CIA, leader | 4 hours & 29 minutes + 1960, speech | Moncada Barracks | president of Cuba + 2008
Fidel Castro 49
nickname "The Lady with the Lamp" | Crimean War with a lamp + wounded Crimean War soldiers, Crimean War woman, nursing, soldiers | famous woman nurse | Order of Merit + first woman, British | Born 12 May 1820 + nurse | Scutari + 1820, Hospital | St Thomas' Hospital + nurses in 1860, school for nurses, training | book Notes on Nursing + 1860 | founder of modern nursing | English nurse | International Nurses Day + 12 May | profession of Nursing
Florence Nightingale 60
US state is Everglades | U.S., alligators & crocodiles + only | Sunshine State | Manatee state | Tallahassee state | Citrus state | Seminole woman scattering flowers + flag of this state | Dry Tortugas National Park + state | Kissimmee river state | Ponce de Leon state | state flower is Orange blossom | state with lowest high point | 345 feet + highest, lowest, points, southern state's | Hollywood in this state | Kennedy Space Center state | Key West + state | college of Tim Tebow | state has the longest coastline | state's John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park | state's panhandle + Alabama
Florida 118
Mary Shelley book | 1818 novel + classic, The Modern Prometheus | created a monster | monster novel
Frankenstein 42
Mary Shelley book | classic 1818 novel + The Modern Prometheus | created a monster | monster novel | 1931 monster movie | It's Alive + film
Frankenstein 52
"The Trial" author + died | "The Metamorphosis" author | Prague + author | Max Brod + author
Franz Kafka 42
Ecuadorian island group + islands off the coast of Ecuador | islands that Darwin visited | tortoise island | 600 miles west of Ecuador + Isles | Charles Darwin Research Station + Santa Cruz, islands | province of Ecuador + islands | Marine iguana + islands | finches + islands
Galapagos Islands 60
1633 trial + Earth | Italian astronomer + satellites | telescope + 1610, first, moons | discovered 4 moons of Jupiter in 1610 + discovered the four largest moons of Jupiter | born in 1564 + Italy February 15, 1564, Pisa | 1610 astronomer + discovered in 1610, moon | invented the thermometer | Catholic Church admitted that it had erred in condemning this man + 1992, Church | professor of mathematics + 1589, 1592, Padua, Pisa | discovered that Venus has phases + 1610, Italian, Venus has phases like the moon | heresy + 1633 | law of falling bodies
Galileo 106
1633 trial + Earth | Italian astronomer + satellites | astronomical telescope + 1610, first, moons | discovered 4 moons of Jupiter in 1610 + discovered the four largest moons of Jupiter | born in 1564 + Italy February 15, 1564, Pisa | 1610 astronomer + discovered in 1610, moon | invented the thermometer | Catholic Church admitted that it had erred in condemning this man + 1992, Church | professor of mathematics + 1589, 1592, Padua, Pisa | discovered that Venus has phases + 1610, Italian, Venus has phases like the moon | heresy + 1633 | law of falling bodies | sunspots + Italian, satellites, telescope | 1609 + telescope | pendulums + Italian
Galileo 119
"E/R" actor + "ER" star's | "Fantastic Mr. Fox" actor + "Ocean's Eleven" actor, Mr. Fox in the movie Fantastic Mr. Fox | show E.R. + actor, Dr. Doug Ross, medical | won an Oscar for "Syriana" | "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" + directed "Good Night, and Good Luck" | "Good Night, and Good Luck" actor | "Michael Clayton" actor | Ocean, 2001 + Danny Ocean | Return of the Killer Tomatoes | Amal Alamuddin | The Monuments Men + star
George Clooney 48
"Middlemarch" author | Mary Ann Evans + pen name, name, Mary | "The Mill on the Floss" author + wrote | "Adam Bede" author | "Silas Marner" author
George Eliot 50
"Middlemarch" author | name, Mary Ann Evans + pen name | "The Mill on the Floss" author + wrote | "Adam Bede" author | "Silas Marner" author | Daniel Deronda + Adam Bede, pen
George Eliot 55
"Middlemarch" author | wrote under the pen name + Mary Ann Evans | "The Mill on the Floss" author + wrote | "Adam Bede" author | "Silas Marner" author | Daniel Deronda + Adam Bede, pen
George Eliot 55
"Middlemarch" author | wrote under the pen name + Mary Ann Evans | "The Mill on the Floss" author + Dorlcote Mill in her book "The Mill on the Floss", wrote | "Adam Bede" author | "Silas Marner" author | Daniel Deronda + Adam Bede, pen | novel Adam + Adam Bede | George Henry Lewes + pen name
George Eliot 62
peach state | James Oglethorpe + colony | Savannah + state | Soviet republic + U.S. state | country whose name is the same as an American state's
Georgia 52
Prairie State | Chicago state + Land of Lincoln state | state capital Springfield | Champaign state | Peoria state | East St. Louis + state | Rockford state | Sears state
Illinois 45
published in 1687 + Mathematica | unit of force | English scientist + English physicist, Master of the Mint | apple fall on your head + Voltaire | scientist formulated the laws of motion and universal gravitation | prism + colors, His experiments | reflecting telescope + first, scientists | Calculus inventor | Lucasian Professor of Mathematics + 1669, Cambridge, Trinity, Trinity College | invented the cat flap + famous | 1705 + first, knighted | Nabisco + fig | be and all was light + Nature and nature's laws lay hid in night, God said, let | gravity for the first | great mind | second law of motion + Force
Isaac Newton 86
"The Hobbit" author | "The Lord of the Rings" author + wrote "The Lord of the Rings" | "The Silmarillion" + history of Middle Earth | John Ronald Reuel + author, middle names Ronald Reuel | wrote The Hobbit | Middle-Earth is a book | The Children of Hurin + son
J.R.R. Tolkien 46
Victor Emmanuel II + country's King Victor Emmanuel | San Marino country + official language In San Marino | Apennines country | country's boot | King Umberto I of this country was assassinated | Silvio Berlusconi nationality + Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi | "toe" of this country's + region, Calabria country | Dolomite Mountains + country | Sicily country | Taranto country + Gulf of Taranto | Tuscany + country
Italy 84
pair of organs | bean-shaped organs | renal organs | filtering units nephrons + million | organs filter blood + 50 gallons of blood, filter wastes, million nephrons | first internal organ successfully transplanted in humans | remove waste + blood, organs, water | Bowmans capsule + organ | Nephrology + organs | nephrectomy + organs | nephrologist + organ, specialize | organ's ailments + jade, thought | artificial one of these organs | cleansed + blood | cortex + organ | loop of Henle | organ of the body + waste | transplanted from one | twin for this organ
Kidneys 103
It was Beauty killed the Beast + 1933 film, airplanes | Skull Island + movie | Fay Wray | "Eighth Wonder of the World" + Carl Denham, big, film, billed | monster movie + 1933
King Kong 47
1933 monster movie + It was Beauty killed the Beast | inhabitant of Skull Island + movie | Fay Wray | The Eighth Wonder of the World role + Carl Denham, big, film, billed | Ann Darrow + love for Ann, role | giant ape
King Kong 50
1933 ape film + 1933 monster movie, It was Beauty killed the Beast | inhabitant of Skull Island + movie | Fay Wray | The Eighth Wonder of the World role + Carl Denham, billed as the "eighth wonder of the world", big, film, billed | Ann Darrow + love for Ann, role | giant ape | 1933 Fay | gigantic + movie
King Kong 56
is the capital city of Peru | Francisco Pizarro city + 1535 | bean city | Rimac + city
Lima 45
is the capital city of Peru | Francisco Pizarro city + 1535 | bean city | Rimac, the river + city
Lima 45
is the capital city of Peru | Francisco Pizarro city + 1535 | bean city | Rimac city + Rimac, the river | Callao capital
Lima 48
Parker Brothers + game | Charles Darrow created + 1935, board game, game by Charles Darrow, property trading game | Milburn Pennybags + Uncle Pennybags | game with jail + board game | game with railroads | Atlantic City + board game | Short Line game | Toys & Games | board game was banned | edition of this game + place | game gets $15,140 + world champion, amount | game with taxes + Luxury Tax | top hat board game
Monopoly 54
"Don Giovanni" composer + Don Giovanni opera | born in Salzburg + composer, His father | "Cosi Fan Tutte" composer + opera Cosi fan Tutte | "Magic Flute" composer | Kochel + Ludwig, numbers, works | The Marriage of Figaro | 1791 + composer | Part of this composer's "Requiem" + died, finished | composer's K numbers + works | Johannes Chrysostomus Theophilus Wolfgangus + names
Mozart 94
"Don Giovanni" composer + Don Giovanni opera, Prague | composer born in Salzburg + father Leopold | "Cosi Fan Tutte" composer + opera Cosi fan Tutte | "Magic Flute" composer | The Marriage of Figaro | 1791 + composer | Part of this composer's "Requiem" + died, finished | Haydn + composer, years | Johannes Chrysostomus Theophilus Wolfgangus + Baptized Joannes Chrystostomus Wolfgangus, names | Vienna composer + 1786, opera | composer Wolfgang | wife Constanze
Mozart 98
state nickname "The Tar Heel State" + Heel State | Chapel Hill it became the first state university + 1795 | "First in Flight" state | state's Outer Banks | Cape Fear state | Mt. Mitchell, the highest point + highest point east, east of the Mississippi River, state | Wright Brothers + Kitty Hawk, state | Asheville state | Roanoke Island + Colony, state | Wilmington state | capital, Raleigh + state | state song is "The Old North State" | tobacco + U.S. state | Cape Hatteras state | Greensboro state | Andy Griffith + state | Durham state | Fayetteville | Research Triangle state | Sound, the largest lagoon on the East Coast + Pamlico Sound, state | is Appalachian State University
North Carolina 116
Tar Heel State + Heel State | Chapel Hill state + university | "First in Flight" state | state's Outer Banks | Cape Fear state | Mt. Mitchell, the highest point + highest point east, east of the Mississippi River, state | Wright Brothers + state | tobacco + state | Asheville state | Roanoke Island + Colony, state | Wilmington state | capital, Raleigh + state | state song is "The Old North State"
North Carolina 91
King Haakon country | Europe's northernmost country + northernmost point on the European | King Olaf country | St. Olaf country
Norway 45
dog Bull's-Eye book + Dickens novel, Bill Sikes novel | Mr. Bumble novel + Dickens, workhouse that he once | Mr. Brownlow + Brownlow book, character | Fagin book | subtitled "The Parish Boy's Progress" + novel about a foundling, Dickens | Artful Dodger novel + Dickens | orphan of a Dickens novel | "Please sir, I want some more." | literary title character
Oliver Twist 64
Randle P. McMurphy novel + hospital in this novel, Nurse Ratched novel, psychiatric hospital, lobotomized, McMurphy and Nurse Ratched, Patrick McMurphy | Ken Kesey novel | 1975 Jack Nicholson film | Chief Bromden + novel, narrates | 1975 Best Picture | Danny DeVito and Christopher Lloyd + Jack Nicholson | State Mental Hospital
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 48
colour is the black box on a plane + Black Box on commercial planes | Valencia + fruit | Dutch color | Dutch royal house | Red and Yellow pigments | color of Oscar the Grouch | fruity color | recorders + Black Box, color, flight | Citrus sinensis | Free State + South Africa | New York Avenue + color | Syracuse University nickname | bigarade
Orange 55
City of Light | Louvre + city, Notre Dame | Montmartre + city | city of first | Luxembourg Gardens | Orly + airport, capital | arrondissements + European capital, 20 | city's Arc de Triomphe | Charles de Gaulle + capital, L'Etoile | Sorbonne + 1257, city, Robert, Univ | son of Priam | 1838 + Georges Bizet was born, capital | Bastille + city | Clovis I + capital | Gertrude Stein + home town | Pantheon + city | Porter loved + city | abducted Helen | capital is the band | killed Achilles + arrow | peace treaty + city, ending
Paris 94
Krakow country | Pope John Paul II nationality | Casimir + country | 1795 partition + country, existence | zloty + country | Copernicus country | Frederic Chopin nationality | Marie Curie + nationality | Sept. 1, 1939 + country | Auschwitz concentration camp + which country was Auschwitz | Austria, Prussia & Russia + country, Prussia & Russia partitioned | Boleslaw + country, king | Gdansk country | LOT is the national airline of what country | Lech Walesa nationality | Lodz country + city | Polska | President Aleksander Kwasniewski | Solidarity + country | Warsaw country | Wojciech Jaruzelski + country | country borders Belarus
Poland 108
Czech capital + Old Town, Bohemian capital, Republic, University in this Czech, Holy Roman Empire | Vltava River city | Saint Wenceslas + capital, European | Charles Bridge city + Czech city | "City of 100 Spires" | Smetana & Dvorak + capital | central European + capital
Prague 58
17th-century Dutch painter + 1606, portraits by this Dutchman, The Night Watch, Self-Portrait | Dutch master painter | Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulp artist + Dutch | artist's wife Saskia | Aristotle Contemplating the Bust of Homer + His 1653 | Rijn + painter | 1669 he died | painter born in Leiden + Dutch painter
Rembrandt 62
17th-century Dutch painter + 1606, portraits by this Dutchman, The Night Watch, Self-Portrait | Dutch master painter + Dutch golden age | Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulp artist + great Dutch | artist's wife Saskia | 1961 his "Aristotle Contemplating the Bust of Homer" + His 1653 | Rijn + painter | 1669 he died | painter born in Leiden + Dutch painter | The Jewish Bride | The Man in the Golden Helmet | The Syndics + Guild
Rembrandt 71
2016 Summer Olympics host + city will host the 2016 | Cariocas city | Copacabana + beaches, city, Ipanema | statue of Christ the Redeemer overlooks + city | Sugarloaf Mountain + city | River of January city + Portuguese for "River of January", name | city is the Maracana + world's biggest, South, Stadium | city is Portuguese + 1808, January | city was the capital of Brazil
Rio de Janeiro 54
1911 in Tampico, Illinois + February 6, 1911, president born in Illinois | governor of California in 1966 + 1960s | Nancy Davis + 1952, married | nickname "The Great Communicator" | presidential library in Simi Valley, California | Eureka College + president | president in 1985 | Ed Meese president
Ronald Reagan 55
wrote Waiting for Godot + author | "Waiting for Godot" playwright + wrote the play 'Waiting for Godot' | Irish playwright + French Resistance | 1969 Nobel Prize + playwright, James Joyce | Proust + Godot | The Unnamable + Waiting for Godot | playwright's Absurdist novel
Samuel Beckett 44
blue corundum gem | blue September birthstone | Star of India + stone | September gem | color, a ruby's + gem, red | novel "Push" + author, Precious, American
Sapphire 44
Philosophić Naturalis Principia Mathematica + "Principia" author, Halley paid | death in 1727 + alchemy, president of the Royal Society | book "Opticks" + 1704 | discovered gravitation | If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants + wrote, If I | Woolsthorpe + Born 1642
Sir Isaac Newton 39
221B Baker Street | story featuring this British detective | famous detective + role | novel "A Study in Scarlet" + 1887, character, first | deerstalker + film, detective, wore | Benedict Cumberbatch
Sherlock Holmes 42
lives at 221B Baker Street | story featuring this British detective | famous detective + role | first novel, A Study in Scarlet + 1887, character | wore a deerstalker + film, detective | Benedict Cumberbatch | 2009 Robert Downey, Jr. film | A Scandal in Bohemia + detective | Arthur Conan Doyle character + Sir Arthur Conan Doyle | Jeremy Brett | The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle + detective | archenemy + Professor Moriarty | detective's 1892 Adventure
Sherlock Holmes 63
Japanese religion means "The way of the gods" + Amaterasu religion, shrines of this religion | Kami religion + Japanese religion
Shinto 50
southern tip of the Malay Peninsula + island | Lion City + Asian | Sir Stamford Raffles founded + city | Changi Airport + city | island city-state
Singapore 41
Alfonso XIII nationality + Charles III country | Ferdinand VII nationality + 1833, King Ferdinand VII | Isabella II + 1833, Queen Isabella nationality | Andalusite + country | Canary Islands country | Iberian Peninsula + nation occupies | the only country Portugal borders | Altamira cave in this country + paintings | Basque + country | Cadiz + country | King Juan Carlos nationality | King Philip II of this country | Salvador Dali country | country won + 2010 | war on which country in 1898 + 1898 the U.S. declared war, "Jingo Journalism" | 1521 + country | 1808 + king of this country, Joseph | Antonio Banderas nationality | Charles II country | Cordoba country | Cortes country | Gibraltar + country | Tabernas Desert + country | anthem "Marcha Real" + country's national | 1492 + Jews | 1568 + country, Netherlands | 1588 + Armada, country | Aragon + dialect, country, language | Christopher Columbus + country | Costa Brava | Costa del Sol | Jose Maria Aznar | La Tomatina + country, tomato | Rioja + Country, Wines | Running of the Bulls country | Salvador Dali was born | Segovia country | bullfighting + country | capital Madrid + native of what European country's | country's civil war ended | island Ibiza country | island Majorca + country | manchego + country
Spain 179
Sinhalese + country, ethnic, island | Ceylon country | island near India + island nation, off India, off | Tamil Tigers + country | Bandaranaike + country | India's Teardrop + country | Kandy + city | Serendib + country, name | Colombo country | Palk Strait separate India's Tamil Nadu + island nation
Sri Lanka 76
1836 it declared its independence + March 2, state | Lone Star State | second largest U.S. state + area & population | Longhorn state + longhorn cattle, Chisholm | Sam Houston state | Rio Grande state | Guadalupe Mountains state + National | Pecos state + State whose counties | Sam Rayburn + largest lake, state | annexation + 1844, 1845 | state was an independent country | 254 counties + U.S. state has the most counties | Baylor University state | Big Bend National Park + Big Bend state | Crockett state + counties | El Paso state | Lubbock state | Port Arthur + state | 6 flags + seal | Alamo state | All my ex's live in | Barbara Jordan + state | Ferguson + gov | Kay Bailey Hutchison state | Larry McMurtry state | Methodist + state | Plano in this state | San Antonio state | Show state + last | Spindletop + Oil, state | Wichita Falls state | state flower is Bluebonnet | state has the largest border with Mexico
Texas 142
Siam country + baht country, formerly, currency | Bhumibol Adulyadej nationality + King Bhumibol Adulyadej | Rama country + king of this Asian country | Chakri dynasty + country, ruling | Asian kingdom | River Kwai country | never colonized + country in Southeast Asia never, European | Phuket + country
Thailand 70
1971 William Peter Blatty novel + William Peter Blatty write, film | 1973 horror film + horror film to be nominated for Best, first horror film nominated | "Tubular Bells" + 1973 scarefest, horror film | 1973 Jason Miller film + Father Karras | Father Merrin | 1973 classic | 1973 thriller | Linda Blair film | Regan McNeil | devilish 1973
The Exorcist 45
Don Vito Corleone + 1972 | I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse + film | 1972 Al Pacino film + Corleone | Mario Puzo novel | leave the gun, take the cannoli + film | Johnny Fontane | line "I believe in America" + "I believe in America" film
The Godfather 47
"I'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse" film | Don Vito Corleone + 1972, Don Corleone film | Mario Puzo novel | 1972 Al Pacino film + 1972 Coppola film, Corleone | leave the gun, take the cannoli + film | Johnny Fontane + Luca Brasi | line "I believe in America" + "I believe in America" film | Bonasera + Amerigo, justice | Francis Ford Coppola + Mario Puzo | James Caan film + brothers, Sonny
The Godfather 54
1939 Steinbeck novel | novel is about the Joad family + Joad in this Steinbeck novel | Tom Joad novel | Poor family | Pulitzer Prize-winning novel + 1940, novel by John Steinbeck
The Grapes of Wrath 45
1939 Steinbeck novel + Joads including Ma | novel is about the Joad family + Dust Bowl novel, Joad in this Steinbeck novel, Jim Casy, Joad, Jim | Tom Joad novel | Poor family | Pulitzer Prize-winning novel + 1940, novel by John Steinbeck, Pulitzer Prize for fiction | red country and part of the gray country of Oklahoma, the last rains
The Grapes of Wrath 48
band on a TV + 60s | Micky Dolenz + Jones, Nesmith, Tork | 4 #1 albums + 1960s, band's first four, music group, year | Last Train To Clarksville + 1966 | "Daydream Believer" | Micky, Davy, Mike & Peter | pop group + 1960s, Head, member, movie | Beatles and Rolling Stones | Here we come, walkin' down the street, we get the funniest looks from everyone we meet
The Monkees 42
Leiden + country | Rembrandt country | Gouda country + cheese | tulip country | Orange country | Mata Hari nationality | Nassau + country | Wilhelmina nationality + Queen
The Netherlands 67
"In Cold Blood" author | wrote Breakfast At Tiffany's + "Breakfast at Tiffany's" author | Philip Seymour Hoffman film + 2005 | Answered Prayers + author | wrote "In Cold Blood"
Truman Capote 48
Atticus Finch novel + lawyer Atticus Finch, Atticus Finch film | Harper Lee novel | Scout Finch novel + Jean Louise Finch | 1962 Gregory Peck film | thirteen, my brother Jem got his arm badly broken at the elbow + novel begins, When he was nearly thirteen, my brother Jem got his arm | 1960 novel + Atticus | racial injustice + 1960, 1961 Pulitzer, book, winning | Dill + book | Maycomb + novel | Pulitzer Prize-winning book + 1960
To Kill a Mockingbird 55
Rough Rider president | 1912 "Bull Moose" + president | president as well as the first American to win a Nobel + 1906, win a Nobel Peace Prize | Oyster Bay, New York + 1919, Oyster Bay president | Speak softly and carry a big stick + president | president on Mount Rushmore | 1904 presidential + run | 26th President + President of the USA | Sagamore Hill president + home | boxing match with a White House aide + blinded, eye, secret | candidate 1912 + Party, third | president lived + White House | "The Hero of San Juan Hill" + president | Amazon expedition + 1914, U.S. president | Edith Kermit Carow | McKinley's VP | North Dakota + president | Square Deal + New, years | ended the Russo-Japanese War + 1906, U.S. president | married Alice + 1812, first wife | nickname "Trust Buster" + presidential | son Kermit
Theodore Roosevelt 122
invented the phonograph + 1888 | The Wizard of Menlo Park | Genius is one percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration + said, Genius is one per cent inspiration, ninety, nine percent perspiration | 1,093 patents + inventor, U.S. | West Orange, New Jersey + film
Thomas Edison 47
"Jude the Obscure" author | "Tess of the d'Urbervilles" author | "Far from the Madding Crowd" author | "The Return of the Native" author | A Pair of Blue Eyes
Thomas Hardy 41
Monticello president | Virginia president | first Secretary of State + president | wrote the Declaration of Independence | July 4, 1826 + died
Thomas Jefferson 60
Monticello president | Virginia president | first Secretary of State + president | wrote the Declaration of Independence | July 4, 1826 + died | Sally Hemings + president
Thomas Jefferson 67
planet discovered by William Herschel + 1781 | was the first planet to be discovered using the telescope, in 1781 | 7th planet from the sun | planet's moons are named for Shakespearean characters | third-largest planet + Solar System | Oberon & Titania + Discovered, largest moons, planet's moon Oberon, Titania planet, moon Titania
Uranus 45
planet discovered by William Herschel + 1781 | was the first planet to be discovered using the telescope, in 1781 | 7th planet from the sun | planet's moons are named for Shakespearean characters | third-largest planet + Solar System | Oberon & Titania + Discovered, largest moons, planet's moon Oberon, Titania planet, moon Titania | 98 degrees + planet | Greek god planet | Saturn + planet
Uranus 57
planet discovered by William Herschel + 1781, planet & its moons Oberon & Titania | was the first planet to be discovered using the telescope, in 1781 + First planet discovered in modern times | 7th planet from the sun | planet's moons are named for Shakespearean characters | the third-largest planet in our solar system | 98 degrees + planet | Greek god planet | Saturn + planet | methane + planetary atmosphere | tilt + planet
Uranus 58
Mormon state | deseret state | Beehive State | Zion National Park state | Arches National Park state | Bryce Canyon National Park state | Provo state | St. George + city, state
Utah 58
play + Green Mountain state | Lake Champlain state + 95 feet above sea level, border of New York state | 1791 + 14th, state | the only state in New England that doesn't border the Atlantic Ocean + coastline on the Atlantic Ocean | Burlington state + state's largest city | Bernie Sanders state + House | St. Albans state + Festival | Rutland state | Stowe state + skiing | original 13 colonies + Union | French for green + name, state | New England state, the U.S.A.'s | populous state east of the Mississippi | producer of maple syrup + State
Vermont 91
Italian volcano + erupted | Pompeii volcano + buried, eruption | eruption in 79 AD + volcano
Vesuvius 45
"A Room of One's Own" author + 1929, female writers, essay "A Room of One's Own" | "To the Lighthouse" author | Bloomsbury Group | The Hours + author, Nicole Kidman | Clarissa Dalloway + author | Orlando author + 1928
Virginia Woolf 57
Ring Cycle composer + end, German, Opera | Bayreuth composer + German, opera, works | Lohengrin composer | Tannhauser composer
Wagner 41
Ring Cycle composer + end, German, Opera | Bayreuth composer + German, opera, works | Lohengrin composer | Tannhauser composer | Die Meistersinger composer + Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg, opera Die Meistersinger
Wagner 47
Ring Cycle composer + end, German, Opera | Bayreuth composer + Bayreuth Festspielhaus, Bayreuth Festival, German, opera, works | Lohengrin composer | Tannhauser composer | Die Meistersinger composer + Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg, opera Die Meistersinger | 19th century composer + 1813, works | Flying Dutchman composer | The Flying Dutchman + opera
Wagner 59
Ring Cycle composer + "Ring" cycle, in German, end, The Twilight of the Gods, Opera | Bayreuth composer + 1870s German composer, Bayreuth Festspielhaus, Bayreuth Festival, German opera composer, Wahnfried, works | Lohengrin composer | Tannhauser composer | Die Meistersinger composer + Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg, opera Die Meistersinger | 19th century composer + 1813, works | Flying Dutchman composer | The Flying Dutchman + opera | Liszt's daughter Cosima + married
Wagner 62
WWI president + USA | Fourteen Points president + 1918, 1920 | 1912 election + 1912 president, Taft | $100,000 bill president | Princeton president + only | first president with a Ph.D. | League of Nations president | 1913 president + 1st, President of the United States | President of the USA during World + World War I | Professor president + nicknamed "The Professor" | Thomas R. Marshall + President | only president buried in Washington, D.C. | president born in 1856 + Virginia | president had a stroke
Woodrow Wilson 107
WWI president + USA | Fourteen Points + 1918, 1920, president | $100,000 bill + president | Princeton president + only
Woodrow Wilson 47
Heathcliff book + 1847, Cathy | Earnshaw book + Catherine Earnshaw | Emily Brontë book
Wuthering Heights 41
number of Henry VIII's wives who lost their heads over him | only even prime number | How many humps does a Bactrian camel | atomic number of helium | par 4 hole + eagle | How many blank tiles + Scrabble | How many continents + South | Number of Senators from each state | Presidents signed the Declaration of Independence | how many wings does a mosquito | magnum of champagne equals + standard bottles | oxygen atom in a molecule | the square root of the square root of 16
2 52
George Orwell novel | Winston Smith novel | 1949 novel | It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen + novel | Big Brother novel
1984 67
George Orwell novel | Winston Smith novel | It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen + novel | Newspeak + 1949, novel, Ministry | Thought Police novel + 1949 | Big Brother novel
1984 80
Number of teaspoons in a tablespoon | minimum number of electoral votes to which a state | How many oceans + border, Canada | How many points + goal | fights between Ali and Frazier | miles are there in a league | root of 81 | Babe Ruth's number + wore | Big number + presented | Canadian football downs | Number of lives + Richard | atomic number of lithium | boxing round | center of a Tootsie + licks, Pop | weight of human brain in pounds
3 56
How many feet in a fathom | How many players are there in an ice hockey + hockey team | Number of pockets + pool table | number of days it took God to create | Faces on a cube | How many points does a Star | How many strings + guitar | How many volleyball players + team | double number | honeycomb + cell, sides | number of ...white stripes on the U.S. flag | number of sides on a cube | sides on a typical snowflake
6 49
opposite sides of a dice add + number | number of red stripes on the American flag | How many spikes are on the crown of the Statue of Liberty | neutral on pH scale + acid, number | number of events in a heptathlon | How many players are there in a water polo team | How many stars in the Big Dipper | bones in a giraffe's neck | months have 31 days + months of the year
7 44
Sydney Carton, Dickens novel + Charles Darnay book | novel began "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times" | 1859 Charles Dickens book + novel set during French Revolution, Charles Darnay | Lucie Manette + Dr. Alexandre Manette | line ?It is a far, far better thing I do now than I + far, far better rest that I | Madame Defarge + Monsieur DeFarge | It was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair | The Knitting Done + chapter | novel in London and Paris
A Tale of Two Cities 63
Verdi opera in Egypt + commissioned by the Khedive of Egypt, Ramfis, the high priest, love with Radames, Ramfis opera, Radames opera, slave | opera premiered in Cairo + 1871 opera, December, Franco-Prussian War, Verdi | Amneris opera + Egypt opera, Ethiopian slave girl opera | Egyptologist Auguste Mariette + 1871, libretto, opera | Act III of this Verdi opera | Isis opera
Aida 44
first American in space | May 5, 1961 + space on 5 | Apollo 14 + astronaut, 1st, mission, moon | Freedom 7 + 1961, first | hit a golf ball on the moon
Alan Shepard 48
USA's largest + national | Sitka state | Seward state
Alaska 43
USA's largest + area, national | Sitka state | Seward state | 1867 + buy, Russian | Aleut + name, state | Kenai state | Kodiak + state | Mount McKinley state
Alaska 84
directed "Psycho" | North By Northwest director + directed "Suspicion", "North by Northwest" as Man | directed "The 39 Steps" + director | directed "The Birds" + films | directed "Vertigo" + director, films, directed "Rear Window", Rebecca | 1976's "Family Plot" + director's last film was 1976's | Master of Suspense + films | The Lodger | directed "Lifeboat" + best, director, directed "Rope", directed "Spellbound" | film director described actors as cattle | "High Anxiety" + Mel Brooks, director's films | 2012 Anthony Hopkins film + director | died in 1980 + director | film "Psycho" + director
Alfred Hitchcock 61
"Idylls of the King" + poet | Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all + wrote | "The Charge of the Light Brigade" poet + 1854, wrote | England's poet laureate from 1850 + 1892 | British poet laureate | In Memoriam + friend Arthur, Arthur Henry Hallam, elegy, Poets Laureate, The Victorian poet
Alfred Lord Tennyson 43
"Idylls of the King" poet | Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all + wrote | "The Charge of the Light Brigade" poet + 1854, wrote | England's poet laureate from 1850 + 1892 | British poet laureate | In Memoriam + friend Arthur, Arthur Henry Hallam, elegy, Poets Laureate, The Victorian poet | "Into the valley of death rode the six hundred" + Into the valley of Death Rode the six | The Lady of Shalott + poem
Alfred Lord Tennyson 51
"Idylls of the King" poet | wrote 'Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved | "The Charge of the Light Brigade" poet + 1854, wrote "The Charge of the Light Brigade" | England's poet laureate from 1850 to 1892 | British poet laureate | In Memoriam + friend Arthur, Arthur Henry Hallam, elegy, Poets Laureate, The Victorian poet | "Into the valley of death rode the six hundred" + Into the valley of Death Rode the six | The Lady of Shalott + poem | Baron of Aldworth + Queen Victoria | Lord Byron + poet
Alfred Lord Tennyson 57
1962 independence + African, nation, France | Numidia + African, country, Romans | Sahara Desert + country | Ahmed Ben Bella became the first president + 1963, country | Oran + nation | largest African country in area | Albert Camus country | The Stranger + country | alphabetically first of countries in Africa | countries that border the Mediterranean + largest in area | country borders both + Morocco | country gained independence + France
Algeria 46
spaceship Nostromo film + 1979 film, This is Ripley, last survivor of the Nostromo, signing off | tagline "In space, no one can hear you scream" + movie | 1979 Sigourney Weaver film | 1979 space film + Ripley | John Hurt film | Ridley Scott film | 1979 science fiction + Ripley | android + Ian Holm film, film
Alien 44
country in the Pyrenees + tiny principality in the Pyrenees | France & Spain country | Bishop of Urgel country + Pyrenees | official language is Catalan + Catalan country, country, Pyrenees Mountains, one in the Pyrenees | co-princes + Bishop, country, Joan
Andorra 41
7th president of the U.S. | Rachel Donelson Robards + 1791, president's wife Rachel | US President was nicknamed "Old Hickory" | 1835 + president | Democratic Party + 1828, back, man, Presidential | Second Bank of the United States + 1832, president, vetoed | First president born in a log cabin | Hermitage home + President | Indian Removal Act + 1830, president | national debt + first & only, pay off, office, president | "Kitchen Cabinet" | Horseshoe Bend + 1814, defeated the Creek | Richard Lawrence | Tennessee's first | killed a man + duel, president
Andrew Jackson 90
"famous for 15 minutes" artist + future everyone will | artist's Pittsburgh museum + pop artist | Campbell's Soup Cans | artist had a studio known as "The Factory" | painted soup cans | silkscreen + artist | Marilyn Monroe + artist | 1960s artist | Brillo + artist, boxes | single-artist museum + artist's Pittsburgh, largest, Pittsburgh museum
Andy Warhol 70
"famous for 15 minutes" artist + future everyone will, 15-minute-long | artist's Pittsburgh museum + single-artist museum, pop artist, Pittsburgh museum devoted | Campbell's Soup Cans | artist had a studio known as "The Factory" | painted soup cans | pop artist died + artist and filmmaker, Marilyn Monroe artist, American pop artist, Empire State Building was done, film, museum, Slovak | silkscreen + artist | 1960s artist | Brillo + artist, boxes | 1968 Valerie Solanas shot + artist shot in 1968 | cover "The Velvet Underground and Nico" + Album-cover, artist, designed | "8 Elvises" + artist | artist designed + Rolling Stones | working zipper
Andy Warhol 83
1945 novel | pig Napoleon novel + Orwell book with pigs | "Four legs good, two legs bad!" novel | Napoleon and Snowball + novel | All animals are equal, but some animals + book, more | Manor Farm | Whatever goes upon + legs | satirical fable
Animal Farm 46
Jewish girl + diary, WWII, young | Amsterdam diarist + house in Amsterdam, girl, wrote | wrote a famous diary + "I still believe that people are really good at heart", girl | The Diary of Anne + The Diary of Ann Frank | Kitty diary + entries, famous | published in Dutch in 1947 + Her diary was published in 1947, Het Achterhuis, Father | annex + diary, secret, girl
Anne Frank 60
Amsterdam diarist + house in Amsterdam, girl, wrote | wrote a famous diary + "I still believe that people are really good at heart", girl | girl's WWII diary | young Jewish girl + diary's first, WWII | Kitty diary + diary were addressed, entries, famous | hid this girl + Jewish girl, diary, Miep, World War II | published in Dutch in 1947 + Her diary was published in 1947, Het Achterhuis, Father | Miep Gies + hiding from the Nazis, hid, girl | 1944 she wrote | 21, 1944 + last | Millie Perkins + 1959
Anne Frank 63
1582 + died, Will Shakespeare married | "Les Misérables" as Fantine + 2012, film | Shottery + cottage, woman | The Princess Diaries + name as Shakespeare's wife, Shakespeare, star, wife, winning | "Bride Wars" actress + Getting Married | "The Devil Wears Prada" + wife | (2007) as Jane Austen + Becoming Jane | Fantine role | Shakespeare married a woman | Stratford + married
Anne Hathaway 39
female vampire author + "Memnoch The Devil" author | "The Queen Of The Damned" author + Interview With The Vampire | vampire Lestat author | Vampire Chronicles author | Howard Allen O'Brien + born, author | Anne Rampling + pen | The Witching Hour + wrote the novel
Anne Rice 64
female vampire author + "Pandora", "Memnoch The Devil" author | "The Queen Of The Damned" author + Interview With The Vampire | vampire Lestat author | Vampire Chronicles author | born Howard Allen O'Brien + name Howard Allen, author | pseudonym Anne Rampling + A.N. Roquelaure, Exit to Eden, pen | The Witching Hour + wrote the novel | "Blood Canticle" + vampire | Mayfair Witches + books | book "Vittorio the Vampire" a vampire | series of vampire tales
Anne Rice 76
Crater of Diamonds State Park | capital Little Rock + Little Rock state | The Razorback State | Land of Opportunity + State | Pine Bluff state + cities | only diamond mine + Crater of Diamonds State, U.S. | Bill Clinton state + The people rule | Hot Springs National Park state | Ozark + state | postal abbreviation AR + U.S postal abbreviation | Walmart state
Arkansas 73
Crater of Diamonds State Park + only diamond mine, Murfreesboro | state's capital Little Rock | The Razorback State + nickname The Razorback | Pine Bluff state + cities | state, the Land of Opportunity + Hattie Caraway | only diamond + U.S. | American postal abbreviation AR | Bill Clinton state + The people rule | Hot Springs National Park state | Ozark + state | Walmart state | Fulbright + Senator, state | Jim Guy Tucker state + governors | Mike Huckabee | Tyson Foods + state | Winthrop Rockefeller + state
Arkansas 88
"Death of A Salesman" playwright | playwright wrote the Crucible | Marilyn Monroe playwright + Marilyn Monroe married | "A View from the Bridge" playwright + 1955, "A View from the Bridge" | After the Fall | Salem playwright + Trials, Witch | unveiled by this playwright + American
Arthur Miller 59
both area & population it's the largest continent | continent in the world + highest, highest & lowest places on earth, lowest, places | continent is home + world | land area + continent, largest, 30% of the Earth's | world's population + continent | Bhutan on this continent | Continent from which Indians + America | Kamchatka + continent | continent has highest population
Asia 40
New Jersey gambling city | city's boardwalk built in 1870 + first boardwalk in the U.S. | Monopoly street names | Monopoly city + streets | Absecon Island + coast, lies, resort | first casino opened in 1978 | New Jersey resort
Atlantic City 45
city of Maine + state | Kennebec River capital + seat of Kennebec County | James G. Blaine capital + home of James G. Blaine, mansion | Masters golf tournament city | Georgia city + golf tournament | Portland + state capital | US masters golf tournament
Augusta 40
famous French sculptor + French sculptor's works, Thinker | "The Thinker" sculptor + The Kiss and The Thinker | famous sculpture "The Thinker" + sculptor's Philadelphia museum | "The Gates of Hell" sculptor + The Kiss | sculpture "The Age of Bronze" + 1877, male nude | "Balzac" sculptor | "Burghers of Calais" + bronze, museum, sculptor | Victor Hugo sculptor | Louis Art Museum + 1978, stolen from the St. Louis | Philidelphia museum has the largest + works outside of Paris | artist sculpted + Calais
Auguste Rodin 101
French sculptor + Thinker, work | "The Gates of Hell" sculptor + The Kiss | sculpture "The Age of Bronze" + 1877
Auguste Rodin 45
Sultan of Swat | Red Sox pitcher + 1918, scoreless World Series innings, World Series | Yankees player + Home | American League + 1916, 1919, League home run, pitcher | MLB player + HRs in his career, first, hit | called shot + 1932, baseball, legend | career home runs + May 25, 1935 | Yankee slugger | man to the Yankees + 1919 | season home run + 1927 | slugging percentage + OPS, records
Babe Ruth 46
Poland sea | Lithuania sea | Latvia sea | Sweden sea | Estonia sea | Vistula sea
Baltic Sea 52
sea immediately north of Poland | Lithuania sea | Gulf of Riga + sea | Sweden sea | Estonia sea | Vistula sea
Baltic Sea 52
The North Dakota State Capitol | 1871 to 1890 + 1871 Germany, Germany, Chancellor | iron and blood + 1862 this Prussian said that The great questions, 19th century, Germany | Prussian statesman + 1862, Wilhelm I | Wilhelm II + 1890, chancellor's fame, Kaiser, chancellor | German statesman + Chancellor | Germany's Iron + capital
Bismarck 45
Karl Schwarzschild | collapsed stars | event horizon | singularity | light can escape + John | not even light can escape | supermassive + center, Galaxy, Milky Way
Black hole 40
largest South American country | Portuguese South American country | Bahia country | Pedro II country | world's fifth largest country + area | Amazonas country + states | Pelé nationality
Brazil 63
Khmer Rouge country | Angkor Wat country + temple | Norodom Sihanouk nationality | Pol Pot country + dictator | Kampuchea country | Killing Fields country | bordered by Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam + country, Vietnam to the east | Mekong + country | capital Phnom Penh + country | Dith Pran | Khmer Empire + country | Khmer is the official language of this country | ship Mayaguez + 1975, country, U.S.
Cambodia 75
country borders the U.S. | country's Governor General | country's highest peak, Mount Logan | prime minister Jean Chretien country | 10 provinces & 3 territories + country | Baffin Island country | area, it's the 2nd largest country in the world | country that borders only one other country + largest country | July 1, 1867 + country | Prime Minister Kim Campbell + Campbell country | leaf on this country's flag | British North America Act + 1867 | Great Slave Lake + country | Mackenzie country + River | Sir John + country | Stephen Harper nationality | Vimy Ridge | Yellowknife country + city | Yukon + country | country has the longest coastline | ice hockey country | name of this country derives from an Iroquoian term meaning "village" | territory-Nunavut + Nunavut country
Canada 115
ancient north African city + 439 | city destroyed by the Romans + B.C. | Third Punic War + Punic war city, Rome | Phoenician city + ancient
Carthage 40
Robert Graves book + Roman emperor | Roman Emperor, 41-54 AD | poisoned her husband + uncle | Caligula's assassination + Roman Emperor, Secret | Derek Jacobi + Branagh's, Hamlet | Nero + Roman Emperor | King of Denmark + Hamlet | conquest of Britain + Roman Emperor | murderous, damned Dane + Thou incestous, murderous, damned, Hamlet
Claudius 39
Shakespeare queen | son Caesarion | Ptolemaic Dynasty + Egypt, ended, Ptolemy XV, son | 1963 Elizabeth Taylor film | Ptolemy XIII + brother | 1963 epic + Burton, Historical, film, Taylor | Egyptian ruler + woman reigned in Egypt, Ptolemy | ancient queen + killed | father, Ptolemy XII + co-ruler | O Antony + nay I will take thee | brother Ptolemy + Egypt's queen | caesar and mark anthony + lover of both, Julius Caesar, Egypt | first Pharaoh of Egypt + last | most expensive movie + 1960s, epic | queen with Mark Antony
Cleopatra 82
Million Dollar Baby, 2004 + directed "Million Dollar Baby", directed "The Bridges of Madison County", Director | Harry Callahan role + "Dirty Harry" actor, "Dirty Harry" Callahan, Sudden Impact, films | directed "Play Misty for Me" + director's, first film, "Play Misty for Me" | directed "Unforgiven" | "The Outlaw Josey Wales" actor | Rowdy Yates in Rawhide | mayor of Carmel, California 1986 | "Man with No Name" role | Gran Torino + director | directed "Letters from Iwo Jima" | "In the Line of Fire" | "Paint Your Wagon" as Pardner | Pale Rider + 1985 | The Bridges of Madison County + age, director, father | directed "Bird" + 1988, won | directed "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil"
Clint Eastwood 72
Danish capital + Royal Danish Ballet, Tivoli Gardens city | famous Tivoli Gardens | city's harbor has the statue + Little Mermaid | Tivoli Gardens amusement park + capital | Christiansborg Palace + city
Copenhagen 52
16th century astronomer + 1543, Polish | 1543, the year of his death + On the Revolutions of Heavenly Spheres | sun himself at the center of the universe + 1543, system | heliocentric theory + Polish, system
Copernicus 44
16th century Polish astronomer + Earth was not the center of the universe, De Revolutionibus Orbium Coelestium | 1543, the year of his death + published in 1543, book On the Revolutions of Heavenly, Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres, place the sun himself at the center, On the Revolutions of Heavenly Spheres | 16th century astronomer + 1543, Polish | Sun was the center of the solar system + 1543, sun himself at the center of the universe | heliocentric theory + proposed a heliocentric, Polish, system | Earth revolved around the Sun
Copernicus 55
reddish metal | element, symbol Cu | both brass & bronze + brass & bronze metal | Cyprus metal + mined in Cyprus, Roman | Wilson's disease + body
Copper 41
Southfork Ranch series + Miss Ellie, TV | James K Polk's vice president + Texas city named for a vice president | Who Shot J.R. series + 1980, show | city was John F Kennedy assassinated | Tom Landry city | Ewing Oil | Love Field + city | Neiman-Marcus city | Southern Methodist University | newspaper The Morning News city
Dallas 50
sang "Ziggy Stardust" | album "Let's Dance" + 1983, sang "Let's Dance" | sang Space Oddity | Goblin King + Labyrinth | The Man Who Fell to Earth + 1976, 1978, 1979 | married Iman + 1992
David Bowie 43
island Greenland + Greenland country | U.S. bought the Virgin Islands from this country + 1917 | King Christian country | Queen Margrethe II + Margrethe II nationality | Faroe Islands country | country with the oldest flag | country's Jutland Peninsula | Dannebrog, now this country's flag | Scandinavian country with islands + 1917 | Schleswig + nation, war | country with Norway & Sweden | Copenhagen country | Hans Christian Andersen nationality | Lego country
Denmark 108
island Greenland + Greenland country | 1917 the U.S. purchased the Virgin Islands from this Scandinavian country + country for $25 million | King Christian country | Queen Margrethe II country | Faroe Islands country | country's Jutland Peninsula | world's oldest national flags | Dannebrog, now this country's flag | Schleswig + nation, war | country with Norway & Sweden | Copenhagen country | Hans Christian Andersen nationality | Lego country | 1st Scandinavian country | Carlsberg country | Frederick country + 1972, King | Hamlet country | Tuborg + brewed, country
Denmark 122
Greenland country | U.S. bought the Virgin Islands from this country + 1917 | King Christian country | Queen Margrethe II + Margrethe II nationality
Denmark 43
"Gorillas in the Mist" author | studied gorillas + Rwanda gorillas | murdered primatologist + murdered in 1985 | study mountain gorillas | reads "No one loved gorillas more" + grave marker | gorilla woman
Dian Fossey 40
Old soldiers never die + soldier faded away | commander of U.N. forces in Korea + 1952, replaced by General Matthew Ridgway, Korean War | April 1951 | close my military career & just fade away + Before Congress in 1951 | 1951 general | general in the Philippines | The Napoleon of Luzon | Japan surrendered to this general | he returned in 1944 + Philippines | American Caesar | Oct. 20, 1944 + Leyte
Douglas MacArthur 79
Theodor Geisel's pseudonym + name, pen | And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street + 1904, 1937, author | His book "Daisy-Head Maysie" + 1995 | The Lorax + wrote | "The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T" + author | "The Cat in the Hat" author | Green Eggs and Ham + books | Oh The Places You'll Go + Author
Dr. Seuss 45
1897 novel | Transylvania novel + Jonathan Harker novel, British | Bram Stoker novel | Van Helsing + novel, Dr
Dracula 43
bird on the flag of Albania | 2 under par + bird, golf, hole | Golden, Bald bird + American | harpy + types of which bird | module that landed on the moon + 1969, Apollo 11 | Aquiline + bird | Muppet Show + Sam | coin animal
Eagle 49
Boutros Boutros-Ghali nationality | Egypt, Libya + country | Pharaoh country | Suez country | ancient goddess of this civilization | Aswan country | Coptic + country | Mohamed Morsi + country, President | Sinai country | Alexandria country | Valley of the Kings + country | Hatshepsut country + ruled this country | 12th dynasty | Anwar Sadat + country | Arab League + 1979, country | Hieroglyphics + ancient | Kemet | Luxor country | Naguib Mahfouz nationality | Nasser country | god Anubis
Egypt 121
Boutros Boutros-Ghali nationality | Libya + country | Pharaoh country | Suez country | ancient goddess of this civilization | Aswan country | Coptic + country | Mohamed Morsi + country, President | Sinai country | Alexandria country | Valley of the Kings + country | Hatshepsut country + ruled this country
Egypt 85
Mamie Doud | 1953 president | military-industrial complex + farewell address warned | president "Ike" + U.S. president | was the first president to preside over 50 states | 34th president of the U.S. | Last president born in the 19th century | nicknamed "Ike"
Eisenhower 46
largest LAND animal + world | Hannibal's animals | howdah | order Proboscidea + only, living
Elephant 45
largest land mammal in the world | Hannibal's animals | howdah | order Proboscidea + only, living | Asian species + African & Asian mammals | mammal with longest gestation period | animal is Horton + books, Dr. Seuss, Horton Hears a Who | ivory + animal | musth + African, animals, bulls, species | Babar animal | Loxodonta africana + animals | mahout + animals | god Ganesha + head | largest pachyderm | oliphant
Elephant 93
May 1931 building + buildings completed in 1931, world's tallest building in 1931, 1931 NYC building, May 1, 1931 | NYC skyscraper + 1931, 1932 | 34th & 5th Avenue + 350 Fifth Avenue, New York | 79th floor + 1945, B-25, crashed into this building | 34th Street + 5th Ave | Kong climbs + film, King Kong | New York City landmark + one | Shreve, Lamb & Harmon | blimps dock
Empire State Building 44
Abyssinia country | Eritrea + 1993, country | country whose capital is Addis Ababa | Amharic + African nation | Haile Selassie ruled in which country | Emperor Menelik + African country, Menelik country | Italian African country + 1896 | Italy's 1935 invasion of this country + African | Queen of Sheba African country | most populated landlocked country of the world + African nation
Ethiopia 69
1958 Leon Uris novel | Bob Marley album + book of the Bible | second book of the Bible | is the second book of the Old Testament | 1977 Bob Marley + book | Commandments book of the Bible + Ten Commandments book | Sinai + Bible book
Exodus 49
1958 Leon Uris novel + book title By Leon Uris | book of the Bible with Moses + people go in this book of the Bible, Let my people go, pharaoh Moses, unto Moses | second book of the Bible | Bob Marley album + book of the Bible | is the second book of the Old Testament | 1977 Bob Marley + book | Sinai + Bible book, Israel | Ten Commandments book of the Bible | Bible book with plagues | Paul Newman film + Israel
Exodus 60
Everglades state + US state | U.S., alligators & crocodiles + only | Sunshine State | Manatee state | Tallahassee state
Florida 49
Jazz Age author + "Jazz Age" in his "Tales of the Jazz Age" in 1922, "Flappers and Philosophers" author | "This Side of Paradise" author + first novel, "This Side of Paradise" | Zelda Sayre + 1920, author, married Zelda | Tender is the Night author | "The Great Gatsby" author | "Far Side of Paradise" author | 1922's "The Beautiful and Damned" + "The Beautiful and Damned" author, Side of Paradise, The Beautiful and Damned | Last Tycoon author | The Curious Case of Benjamin Button + Tales | Sheilah Graham + author | wrote The Great Gatsby
F. Scott Fitzgerald 108
Jazz Age author | "This Side of Paradise" author + first novel, "This Side of Paradise" | author's wife Zelda | novel Tender is the Night + author | "The Great Gatsby" author
F. Scott Fitzgerald 69
Jazz Age author | "This Side of Paradise" author + first novel, "This Side of Paradise" | Zelda Sayre + 1920, author, married Zelda | Tender is the Night author | "The Great Gatsby" author | The Beautiful and Damned + novel | Last Tycoon author | The Curious Case of Benjamin Button + Tales | "Flappers and Philosophers" author + collected
F. Scott Fitzgerald 96
Hyde Park, New York + presidential | Warm Springs, Georgia + Warm Springs president | Henry Wallace + VP | March of Dimes + president | US President during WWII | 32nd President of the United States | Ralph Bellamy + Sunrise at Campobello | dog Fala | president's New Deal
FDR 49
Ponte Vecchio + Italian city | Firenze city | Pitti Palace + city | Tuscan city | Uffizi Gallery + city
Florence 41
US state is Everglades | U.S., alligators & crocodiles + only | Sunshine State | Manatee state | Tallahassee state | Citrus state | Seminole woman scattering flowers + flag of this state | Dry Tortugas National Park + state | Kissimmee river state | Ponce de Leon state | state flower is Orange blossom | state with lowest high point
Florida 86
Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get + movie | Winston Groom's novel + film | "Bubba" Blue movie + 1994, Lt. Dan movie | 1994 Tom Hanks film | Stupid is as stupid does | shrimp boat captain + 1994 | Jenny Curran + movie | Tom Hanks title character + Tom Hanks film | ping pong film + Best
Forrest Gump 47
Vulpes genus + animal, dog, family | fennec is the smallest of these animals | Reynard animal | animal is Robin Hood + Disney, movie | grapes must be sour when he can't reach + Aesop's Fables, animal | sly creatures
Fox 49
Vulpes genus + animal, dog, family | fennec is the smallest of these animals | Reynard, one of these animals | animal is Robin Hood + Disney, movie | grapes must be sour when he can't reach + Aesop's Fables, animal | sly creatures | skulk
Fox 52
Mary Shelley book | classic 1818 novel + novel of 1818 was subtitled, The Modern Prometheus | created a monster | monster novel | 1931 monster movie | It's alive! It's alive! + 1931 film | name of this Mary Shelley + creation, scientist
Frankenstein 56
Mary Shelley book | classic 1818 novel + novel of 1818 was subtitled, The Modern Prometheus | A monster science created | monster novel + I beheld the wretch--the miserable monster whom I had created | 1931 monster movie | It's alive! It's alive! + 1931 film | name of this Mary Shelley + creation, scientist | Walton + Arctic, letters | horror story + The Modern Prometheus
Frankenstein 62
wrote the opera "Porgy and Bess" + Porgy and Bess composer | Rhapsody in Blue in 1924 + "Rhapsody in Blue" composer | composer's brother Ira | death in 1937 + composer | American composer of rhapsodies + Second Rhapsody | An American in Paris + wrote | wrote Rhapsody in Blue
George Gershwin 43
large Danish island | icecap + island, world's largest | capital Nuuk | Cape Morris Jesup island | Kalaallit Nunaat + island | Inuit + island | North Pole + island
Greenland 67
"Messiah" composer + "Messiah" oratorio | oratorio composer + 1713 | Water Music + 1717 | George II's 1727 + composer, naturalized British subject | Music for the Royal Fireworks + composer | 18th century composer + buried in Westminster Abbey, German-born, Messiah | anthem that he composed + composed Music | born in 1685 + German
Handel 60
Kona coffee island + Kona coffee is grown, state | active volcano + Of the U.S. states, world's | Aloha State | Sandwich Islands | King Kamehameha + Kamehameha Day, state | U.S. state has a British Union Jack on its flag | Hilo + island | Queen Liliuokalani | "Magnum, P.I." state | 50th state + August 21 | Daniel Akaka state + Akaka & Inouye, Inouye state, Senate | kukui state tree + candlenut state tree | outrigger canoe paddling + state | 8 main islands + state | It's Hawaii's "Big Island" + largest | Mauna Kea + state | Spam + capita, consumes, U.S. state | U.S. territory + territory in 1900, 1900 | annexed by the U.S. + 1893 | commemorative state quarters + 2008 | first Asian + Patsy Mink, home, American | hibiscus + U.S.A.'s | kingdom by its first American | largest island in the United States | only state lying + lying south of the Tropic of Cancer | royal palace + only, US state | volcanic island + Big Island | "The Pineapple State" | 8 major + islands | Captain Cook + 1778 | Lanai | Mau Ke Ea O + Ua Mau Ke Ea, Ka Pono | Prince Kuhio + March | The Paradise of the Pacific + state | first Ironman Triathlon + 1978 | malihini state | only state that grow | state uses a lei | ukulele + state
Hawaii 186
was King Menelaus married | The face that launched a thousand ships | Trojan War woman | Faustus + Dr | Spartan King + Queen | ancient beauty | daughter of Zeus & Leda
Helen of Troy 46
Reykjavik is the capital + country | north Atlantic island nation | Althing country + Althing, considered, parliament | island nation with glaciers + Vatnajokull country, covers | independence from Denmark in 1944 + country, Danish island | Hekla + country, volcano | Keflavik + country | President Vigdis Finnbogadottir + 1980 | Snorri Sturluson nationality + island | country nicknamed "Land of Fire and Ice" | hot springs + country | Bobby Fischer country + Chess | Edda + country | Europe's second largest island + Great Britain | Leif Ericson + country | NATO member + countries, army | eruption of Eyjafjallajökull + 2010, country | kronur + country
Iceland 112
American state produces the most potatoes | Clearwater River + Snake River, state | Coeur d'Alene Lake state | Boise state | Craters of the Moon + national monuments, state | Nez Perce state + Nez Perce County | Sun Valley state | Twin Falls + state | national forests + Boise
Idaho 69
Mauritius ocean | Madagascar ocean + island | island Sri Lanka + country, ocean | Arabian Sea + ocean | Bay of Bengal + ocean | Seychelles ocean + seashells | arm of this ocean + Sea | third largest ocean + third largest of the world's
Indian Ocean 44
Mauritius ocean | island Sri Lanka + country, Sri Lanka ocean, ocean | island of Madagascar + ocean | Bay of Bengal + ocean | Seychelles ocean + seashells | arm of this ocean + Sea | is the world's third largest ocean | islands of Seychelles + ocean | Comoros ocean | Maldive Islands | Zambezi ocean + Rivers | diamond mines | island of Diego Garcia, found + ocean
Indian Ocean 58
Sumatra country | Bali country + Island | Dutch East Indies + country | komodo dragon country | fourth-most populous country + world | world's largest population of Muslims + country | Suharto nationality + presidents
Indonesia 64
Cork + country | Eire + country | Emerald Isle | Hibernia + country, Romans | Killarney country | Leinster, Munster + provinces, Ulster | Kerry country | harp + country | Aer Lingus is this country's national + Lingus is the national airline of which country | Bertie Ahern nationality + Prime Minister | Celtic country + back, euro | Eamon de Valera + born, Valera country, prime minister | Shannon River, longest + country | St. Patrick country | Waterford country | potato famine + 1840s, country, million
Ireland 97
element, symbol Fe | magnetic element | Hematite + ore of this metal | atomic number 26 + atomic element | Magnetite + ores of this metal, siderite | Ferrum + element | attracted to a magnet | deficiency + most likely | inner core + crust, metal, Earth | most common form of anemia + element
Iron 55
Czech capital + Bohemian capital, Republic | Vltava River + capital | Wenceslas + capital, European, St
Prague 41
Victor Emmanuel II + country's King Victor Emmanuel | country surrounds San Marino + official language In San Marino | Apennines country | boot-shaped country's | King Umberto I of this country was assassinated | Silvio Berlusconi nationality + Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi | "toe" of this country's + region, Calabria country | Dolomite Mountains + country | Sicily country | Taranto country + Gulf of Taranto | Tuscany + country | Siena country | Vinci country | invaded Ethiopia + 1935, country invaded
Italy 96
sang I Walk the Line + famous, singer | country's "Man in Black" | song "A Boy Named Sue" + 1969, hit | sang Ring of Fire | "Folsom Prison Blues" + artist, songs | San Quentin + Merle Haggard, songs | Tennessee Two + career | Sun Records + 1956, I Walk the Line | wife June Carter
Johnny Cash 47
Bluegrass State | bourbon state | Abraham Lincoln state | Frankfort is the capital of what state | Lincoln born in what state | Mammoth Cave + state | Daniel Boone + state | Lexington University + state
Kentucky 69
Bluegrass State | bourbon state | Abraham Lincoln state | Frankfort is the capital of what state | Lincoln born in what state | Mammoth Cave state | Daniel Boone + state | Lexington University + state | Cumberland Falls + Park, State | Henry Clay state
Kentucky 77
Goneril, Regan, Cordelia | Goneril, Regan + father | I am a man more sinned against than sinning | tragic title character
King Lear 48
Celtics MVP + NBA Boston Celtic | Indiana basketball player + Pacers, 1997-2000, NBA, coach, MVP 3, State | MVP + College Player of the Year | Boston Celtics No. 33 + player | Celtics star | French Lick + Indiana | Indiana State + 1979, 1997, Coach, Magic Johnson, Pacers
Larry Bird 48
African country founded in 1847 + independent country in 1847, 1847 Declaration of Independence, Joseph Jenkins Roberts | capital Monrovia + country | 11 signers of its declaration of independence + 11 stripes on this African country's flag | Charles Taylor + country | Ellen Johnson Sirleaf country + Africa, first, president, female president | freed American slaves country | Africa's first female head of state, headed + modern Africa's first, country | Buchanan country | Latin word for "Free" + country, name | Tubmanburg + Towns | only 2 nations from Africa
Liberia 54
Tripoli is the capital + Benghazi, country, only | ruled by King Idris I + 1951, 1969, country, Muammar Qaddafi | Tripolitania + country, Cyrenaica | borders Algeria + country borders, largest country, Egypt | Gulf of Sidra country + African country | Tobruk + African country, War | Egypt, Tunisia
Libya 41
country is Vaduz the capital + principality | country lies between Switzerland and Austria + 62 square mile, principality nestled between Austria & Switzerland, small | European principality + principality that borders, Rhine principality, Switzerland, Vaduz | tiny country + Switzerland and Austria, Schellenberg & Vaduz, Vaduz | Hans Adam II + country | Central Europe + capital Vaduz
Liechtenstein 44
body's largest internal organ + largest gland in the human body | hepatic + organ | hepatitis organ
Liver 51
body's largest internal organ + largest gland in the human body | hepatic + organ | hepatitis organ | gallbladder + bile, organ | organ meat
Liver 67
body's largest internal organ + largest gland in the human body | hepatic organ + vein | hepatitis organ | gallbladder + bile, organ | organ meat | glycogen storage + organ | reddish-brown organ + body, largest, 3 pounds
Liver 79
body's largest internal organ + largest gland in the human body | hepatic organ + vein | hepatitis organ + Hepatitis is inflammation | gallbladder + bile, organ | organ meat + anemia | glycogen storage + organ | reddish-brown organ + body, largest, 3 pounds | cirrhosis organ | glucose + organ | organ converts
Liver 91
British poet + lord | poem Don Juan | Childe Harold's Pilgrimage + poet | "She walks in beauty" poet | mad, bad and dangerous to know + Lady Caroline Lamb, poet
Lord Byron 56
French royalty + French king | reign as king of France + 1643, French king in the 1600s, Sun King | "L'etat c'est moi", or "I am the state" | build his palace at Versailles + king | reign of 72 years + King of France in 1643, 72 years as French, succeeded his father, state | 1643 to 1715 | 1661 + king | Born in 1638 + king | Madame de Maintenon + Maria Theresa, married | Roi-Soleil | September 1, 1715 + 72 years
Louis XIV 62
"Little Women" author + pen name A.M. Barnard, success of Little, Wrote "Little Women" | father Bronson + Bronson Alcott, author, Transcendentalist philosopher | "Little Men" author | "Jo's Boys" author + wrote "Jo's Boys" in 1886 | "Aunt Jo's Scrap Bag" | American woman author | born in Germantown + 1832, author, Germantown, Pennsylvania | nurse in the Union + little woman published, wartime
Louisa May Alcott 49
state has parishes instead of counties + Evangeline | French state + U.S. state | flag features a pelican + state | Creole State | Cajun + accordion, state | "Bayou State" | Huey Long state + Huey P, P. Long | Orleans state + 1812 the territory, territory of Orleans | crawfish + Breaux Bridge, state | Bobby Jindal + state | Thibodaux + state | Driskill Mountain + state | France got this territory + 1800 | Grambling State University state | Gulf of Mexico + River | Kathleen Blanco | Lake Pontchartrain in this state | Metairie + state | Natchitoches + meat pie, state | Opelousas | Shreveport state | Texas to the east + state | Tim McGraw + state | Tulane University state | state's swamps
Louisiana 121
state with parishes | French state + U.S. state | pelican state | Creole State | "Bayou State" | Cajun + U.S. state | Huey Long state + Huey P, P. Long | Orleans state + 1812, territory of Orleans
Louisiana 64
state has parishes instead of counties | French state + U.S. state | pelican state | Creole State | Cajun + state | "Bayou State" | Huey Long state + Huey P, P. Long | Orleans state + 1812 the territory, territory of Orleans | crawfish + state | Bobby Jindal + state | Thibodaux + state
Louisiana 79
Love means never having to say you're sorry | Oliver Barrett IV + 1970, Al Gore, Erich Segal novel | 1970 Ali MacGraw film | Oliver & Jenny | Tommy Lee Jones film + debut | What can you say about a twenty-five-year-old girl who died + 1970 | tearjerker in 1970
Love Story 42
Pine Tree State | ship sunk in 1898 + battleship in 1898 | Penobscot state | Acadia National Park state | only U.S. state with a 1-syllable name | sank in Havana Harbor + battleship, U.S. | state is the easternmost + U.S.
Maine 72
Golden Arches | Ray Kroc + company | You deserve a break today | Hamburger University + Illinois | fast-food company | Filet-O-Fish | Happy Meals + chain | Super Size Me + company
McDonald's 40
hydrargyrum element + "liquid silver", symbol | quicksilver + element | cinnabar + metal, ore | solar system's smallest planet | Roman messenger god | 1974 Mariner 10 + planet | element and planet | 88 days + planet | Caloris Basin + planet | planet named for a messenger
Mercury 77
May 13, 1846 + declared war on this country, U.S. | Veracruz | Oaxaca country | Chihuahua country | Mayan + country, ruins | Tabasco country | Carlos Slim nationality + person | Diego Rivera nationality + Jose Clemente Orozco, mural | Felipe Calderón nationality + Lopez, President | Order of the Aztec Eagle + country | Poinsett + country, 1st, U.S. | Serpent + country | Venustiano Carranza nationality
Mexico 83
"Jurassic Park" author | "Andromeda Strain" author | TV series "ER" + author, created | "Congo" author | "Disclosure" author | "Rising Sun" author
Michael Crichton 49
Great Lakes state + 4 Great Lakes, U.S. state | state's upper peninsula | Mackinac Bridge + state | Big 10 school | Isle Royale + state | Kalamazoo + state | Lansing is the capital + US state | Wolverine State
Michigan 84
Three Forks, Montana river | Show-Me State | Kansas City state | South Dakota river + Nebraska & South Dakota, South Dakota's southern | borders Iowa | "Big Muddy" river | Bismarck river + City | Kansas City river | Lewis & Clark + river | Ozark state | Sioux City river + Omaha | was Mark Twain born + state | Joplin + state
Missouri 86
whale novel + 1851, white whale | Pequod novel + 1851 | "Call me Ishmael" novel
Moby Dick 40
I'm the double greatest + Gorgeous George | Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee | The Louisville Lip | title in 1967 because he refused + refused to serve, Stripped, Vietnam War | Leon Spinks + 15, heavyweight | boxing legend | heavyweight boxing title + 1964, 1967 | nickname "The Greatest" + boxing | no quarrel with them Viet Cong + saying 'I ain't got no, refused | refusing army induction + 1967, no | "Sportsman of the Century" by Sports Illustrated + 1999 | Laila + Boxer | World Heavyweight Title three + boxer, first | born Cassius + Clay | boxer Cassius Clay | fight in 1960
Muhammad Ali 67
island of St. Helena + 1821, died | 1815 + France | first consul + 1799, coup | married Marie Louise + Marie Louise of Austria | Battle of Austerlitz + 1805, 1806, victory | Egypt in 1798 | Josephine + marriage | defeat at Waterloo + final | An army marches on its stomach | Animal Farm + dictator, pig | Emperor of the French from 1804 | nicknamed "The Little Corporal" | 1769 births + 18 | 1785 + graduated | 1809 + wife | Antonio Canova + emperor, statue | Duchy of Warsaw + Empire, kingdom of Naples, man's, Spain | The Corsican | emperor's sister Pauline | exile on Elba
Napoleon 116
St. Helena + 1821, died | 1815 + France | first consul + 1799, coup | married Marie Louise + Marie Louise of Austria | Battle of Austerlitz + 1805, 1806, victory | Egypt in 1798 | Josephine + marriage | Waterloo + defeat | An army marches on its stomach | Animal Farm + dictator, pig | Emperor of the French from 1804 | nicknamed "The Little Corporal"
Napoleon 84
Franklin Pierce + 1804, author, The Scarlet Letter, wrote | author's "Twice-Told Tales" | A Wonder Book for Girls and Boys + Tanglewood Tales, "The House of the Seven Gables", he wrote | Mosses From An Old Manse + The Old Manse in Concord | Born in Salem + 1804, author Salem | Massachusetts author Salem | Rappaccini's Daughter | Young Goodman Brown + Salem Witchcraft | "Fanshawe" | Herman Melville dedicated + Moby Dick | Hester a scarlet "A"
Nathaniel Hawthorne 60
Garden State + U.S. | Passaic state | Perth Amboy state | Camden state + first | Cape May state | Princeton University state
New Jersey 50
country's capital is Abuja + replace Lagos | most populous country in Africa | Hausa, Yoruba & Ibo + country | Biafra + 1967, country, war | Boko Haram + country | Goodluck Jonathan + African country, president | film industry + Nollywood | west, Chad and Cameroon + Benin in the west, borders, country
Nigeria 57
Greek goddess of victory | Oregon shoe company | Phil Knight company | company's Swoosh + logo | Blue Ribbon Sports + founded in 1964, company was founded | sports shoe company | sportswear company
Nike 48
name from the Greek goddess of victory | Oregon shoe company | Phil Knight company | company's Swoosh + logo | Blue Ribbon Sports + founded in 1964, company was founded | sports shoe company | sportswear company
Nike 51
name from the Greek goddess of victory | Olympics feature this goddess + medals | Oregon shoe company | Phil Knight company | company's Swoosh + Swoosh logo | Blue Ribbon Sports + founded in 1964, company was founded | sports shoe company | sportswear company | Air Max + company | Greek equivalent + equivalent of the Roman, equivalent of Victoria, Victoria
Nike 64
Great horned bird | screech bird | nocturnal birds | symbol of wisdom | wise bird | Hedwig + animal, birds, Harry Potter | Hooters animal + logo | Rice University nickname + Temple University nickname | barn species of this bird | great, it's gray + bird, Manitoba | short-eared
Owl 48
Christ Church College at this university | Rhodes scholars university | school's Bodleian Library + 1602, books | Merton College | University of Mississippi city | Ashmolean + Museum, university | Britain's oldest university | Magdalen + College | Spires + university | honorary degree + university | name with a British university | univ.'s first female
Oxford 52
most abundant element in the Earth's crust | photosynthesis + gas | 21% of the air + Nitrogen makes up about 78%, gas' 21% | gas discovered in 1774 + gas did Joseph Priestley discover | Greek for acid + element, gas, name | element makes up most of the weight of water | symbol O | TV network for women | element breathed | element, atomic No. 8
Oxygen 43
cubist artist + Spanish | Blue Period + 1901, 1904, painted | Les Demoiselles d'Avignon | died in 1973 + Spanish artist
Pablo Picasso 46
Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto country + Asif Ali Zardari nationality, Benazir Bhutto was prime | Lahore country | Punjab country + Baluchistan country, country's 4 provinces, Sind country, Punjab Province | city is Karachi + country | country is Islamabad the capital + Rawalpindi | Muhammad Ali Jinnah | Pervez Musharraf nationality + president | Afghanistan with which country | Nawaz Sharif nationality + Prime Minister | Kashmir + India | Zulfikar Ali Bhutto + country, ul-Haq | nuclear tests + India
Pakistan 79
glucagon organ + gland, insulin, glucagon, hormones insulin, produces | islets of Langerhans organ | organ secretes insulin | regulating + sugar balance, organ, sugar | digestive organ + digestive enzymes, gland & a digestive, endocrine, endocrine organ, gland, small intestine, insulin | behind the stomach + gland | blood sugar + organ | duodenum + juices | organ in the human body + Insulin
Pancreas 53
first antibiotic + 1928, antibiotic discovered, Howard Florey antibiotic, moldy antibiotic | Alexander Fleming + 1928, discovered, Nobel Prize
Penicillin 45
City of Brotherly Love | Ben Franklin's city | city's mint + 1792, Coinage, U.S. | 1993 Tom Hanks film | Temple University city | Centennial Exposition of 1876 + city | Andrew Beckett + lawyer with AIDS | September 5, 1774 + city, Congresses | cheese steak + city
Philadelphia 66
City of Brotherly Love | Ben Franklin's city | city's mint + 1792, Coinage, U.S. | 1993 Tom Hanks film + Antonio Banderas | Temple University city | Centennial Exposition of 1876 + city | Andrew Beckett + lawyer with AIDS | September 5, 1774 + city, Congresses | cheese steak + city | Bruce Springsteen song + city | Franklin Institute + city | Liberty Bell + city | Mummers + city, New Year's Day, Parade | Schuylkill River + city, Delaware | Thirtysomething + city
Philadelphia 90
"Goodbye, Columbus" author + 1960, National Book Awards | Portnoy author + Zuckerman | Nathan Zuckerman author | "The Human Stain" author
Philip Roth 40
"Goodbye, Columbus" author + 1960, National Book Awards, "Sabbath's Theater" author, "Goodbye, Columbus" & "Sabbath's Theater" | Portnoy author + Zuckerman | Nathan Zuckerman author | "The Human Stain" author | "American Pastoral" author
Philip Roth 44
planet was discovered in 1930 + Clyde Tombaugh discovered this planet | moon Charon | New Horizons + 2015 | dwarf planet + 2006 | object in the Kuiper Belt + largest object
Pluto 46
Czech capital + Bohemian capital, Republic | Vltava River city | Saint Wenceslas + capital, European | Charles Bridge city + Czech city | "City of 100 Spires" | Smetana & Dvorak + capital | central European + capital
Prague 58
film "Purple Rain" | Paisley Park + artists, Studios | Little Red Corvette + 1999, singer, royal | Machiavelli book + write | song When Doves Cry + pop | wrote "Manic Monday" for The Bangles | New Power Generation + backed, The Revolution | Renaissance Literature | Sinead O'Connor hit "Nothing Compares 2 U" + wrote Sinead O'Connor's hit Nothing Compares | born in Minneapolis + 1958 | sang "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World"
Prince 46
New Jersey college he graduated + James Madison and Woodrow Wilson both, James Madison university | Albert Einstein + University | Nassau Hall + 1783, school | first college + Club, N.J.
Princeton 49
Anthony Perkins film | film's shower + 1960 film, Hitchcock film, scene | A boy's best friend is his mother | Bates Motel + 1960 film | Janet Leigh film + 1960 | Norman Bates film + 1960 film
Psycho 41
Anthony Perkins film | film's shower + 1960 film, Hitchcock film, scene | A boy's best friend is his mother | Bates Motel + 1960 film | Janet Leigh film + 1960 | Norman Bates film + 1960 film | Marion Crane + 1960 film, famous
Psycho 45
1960 Anthony Perkins film + starring Anthony Perkins, Martin Balsam film | film's shower + 1960 film, Hitchcock film, scene | 1960 Janet Leigh film + Vera Miles film | A boy's best friend is his mother | Bates Motel + 1960 film, 1960 thriller | Norman Bates film + 1960 film | Marion Crane + 1960 film, famous | 1960 horror | Bernard Herrmann + film | Relax. Take + Check, Take a shower | isn't quite herself today + Mother | off the main highway + Alfred Hitchcock film | robert bloch book
Psycho 63
"We are not amused" | 1897 diamond jubilee | Empress of India + 1876 | 1840 + married | uncle King William IV + death | House of Hanover + last, British monarch, Queen | reign over England was the longest | royal married Albert
Queen Victoria 46
Bill Berry + Peter Buck, Mike Mills, Michael Stipe | album Monster + 1994 | dream stage of sleep | Losing My Religion | band in Athens, Georgia | 1983 album "Murmur" | It's The End Of The World As We Know It + rock band, song | album automatic for the people
REM 47
"Mad Monk" | drowned and poisoned in 1916 + poisoned, shot, shot | Russian mystic | "debauched one" | Yusupov
Rasputin 46
"Mad Monk" | drowned and poisoned in 1916 + Neva River to drown, poisoned, shot, shot | Russian mystic | Prince Yusupov | nickname meaning "debauched one" + Grigori Yefimovich Novykh | 1916, his assassins
Rasputin 49
"Mad Monk" | drowned and poisoned in 1916 + Neva River to drown, poisoned, shot, shot | Russian mystic | "debauched one" | Yusupov | Grigori Yefimovich + one
Rasputin 50
Marlowe author + detective Philip Marlowe | "The Big Sleep" author | wrote Farewell My Lovely | The Long Goodbye + novel
Raymond Chandler 40
Litmus paper turns what colour when in contact with an acid | vermilion colour + shade | Taylor Swift album's color + #1 album | color ink | Communist color | color wine | crimson color | shades of this primary color | Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman + film | Quotations from Chairman Mao + book | color card in soccer | color of M&M; + 1976, 1987, food coloring, not
Red 50
capital of Iceland | world's northernmost national capital | "Smoky Bay" city | capital with hot springs | Faxafloi Bay + capital | Iceland's first + city | city are heated + springs
Reykjavik 42
"nose-horned" animal + Greek words meaning "nose-horned", name | Indian species of this large + horned | animal have 2 + horns | Ionesco play | Javan species + horned, one | land mammal + horned mammal | ungulate + horned
Rhinoceros 49
"nose-horned" animal + Greek words meaning "nose-horned", name | Indian species + horned, large | black species | animal have 2 + horns | Ionesco play | Javan species + horned, one
Rhinoceros 50
Providence state + Providence County | Newport state | Ocean State | Pawtucket + state | Providence Plantations + official name, state | Narragansett Bay + state | state's Block Island + mainland, tiny
Rhode Island 54
Providence state + Providence County, Jerimoth Hill | Newport state | Ocean State | Pawtucket + state | Providence Plantations + official name, state | Narragansett Bay + state | state's Block Island + mainland, tiny | Family Guy + state
Rhode Island 58
"Pippa Passes" poet + "Bells and Pomegranates" | My Last Duchess | 1845 + I love your verses with all my heart, dear Miss Barrett, verses | The Pied Piper of Hamelin + poem | Andrea Del Sarto + man's | Elizabeth Barrett poet | God's in his heaven, all's right with the world + wrote
Robert Browning 40
Transylvania country + Dracula country, vampiric country | Nicolae Ceausescu nationality + 1989 | Constantin Brancusi nationality | Moldavia & Walachia country + 1859, Cuza | Ion Iliescu nationality + Constantinescu, president | King Michael nationality + 1947 | Nadia Comaneci country + 1976, Olympics | Carpathian Mountains + country | capital Bucharest | Bucharest country | Ilie Nastase country | King Carol + country, Magda Lupescu | Vlad the Impaler nationality
Romania 77
"The Eternal City" nickname | Spanish Steps city + European | All roads lead to | Trevi Fountain + city | city of 7 hills | Baths of Caracalla | Leonardo da Vinci Airport city | Tiber River + capital
Rome 64
"The Eternal City" nickname | famous Spanish Steps + city | Trevi Fountain city | proverb, "All roads lead to ______" | city of 7 hills | Baths of Caracalla | Leonardo da Vinci Airport city | Tiber River + capital | Trajan + city, empire | forces of this empire + A.D. | Colosseum + city | Palatine Hill + city | Respighi + Fountains | Titus + European | fell in 476 | founded in 753 B.C. + city was founded
Rome 90
directed "Apollo 13" | "Happy Days" actor + 1976, director, movie, star | directed "Splash" | directed "A Beautiful Mind" + director | directed "Grand Theft Auto" + 1977, first | directed "Parenthood" + director | Backdraft + directed "How the Grinch Stole Christmas", directed "Ransom" | Cocoon + Apollo 13 | Richie Cunningham in Happy Days | directed "Angels & Demons" | playing Opie + film
Ron Howard 43
the only president of the United States who had been divorced | governor of California in 1966 + 1960s, Governor of California from 1967 to 1975 | president had been an actor + Screen Actors, movie star, U.S. president | married Nancy Davis + 1952 | nickname "The Great Communicator" | presidential library in Simi Valley, California | 1981 to 1989 + president | Eureka College + president | president in 1985 | 1911 in Tampico, Illinois + born February 6, 1911, president born in Illinois | Ed Meese president | "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!" | 40th president + U.S. | The Killers + last | actor/politician | again in America | nickname "Dutch" + president nicknamed | president in 1947
Ronald Reagan 102
telegraph inventor | artist & inventor + first president of the Nat'l Academy of Design | invented the telegraph | 1844 he sent + message "What hath God wrought", May, telegraph | The American Leonardo + 1944, Carleton Mabee | Morse invented
Samuel Morse 43
city's 1906 earthquake + city's 1906 fire | city's Golden Gate University + city's Golden Gate Park | Fisherman's Wharf city | Haight-Ashbury city | Chinatown + city | Transamerica Pyramid city | city's Cable Car Museum | Fairmont Hotel city | Ghirardelli Square in this city + chocolate | North Beach city | "Baghdad by the Bay" + City, nickname | "Full House" city | "Summer of Love" city + Haight | Embarcadero + city | Lombard Street + city, world's | The Golden Gate Bridge | wear flowers in your hair + 60s, city, American
San Francisco 111
Golden Gate University city | city's 1906 earthquake + 1906 fire | Fisherman's Wharf city | Haight-Ashbury city | Chinatown + city | Transamerica Pyramid city | city's Cable Car Museum | Fairmont Hotel city | Ghirardelli Square in this city + chocolate | North Beach city
San Francisco 83
blue corundum gem + cornflower blue | blue September birthstone | Star of India + stone | September gem | color, a ruby's + gem, red | novel "Push" + author, Precious, American | star of Bombay + gems
Sapphire 47
planet's rings | Cassini spacecraft planet + moon | Titan is the largest moon of which planet | Second largest planet in the solar system
Saturn 52
planet's rings | Cassini spacecraft planet + moon | Titan is the largest moon of which planet | Second largest planet in the solar system | car and planet | A different kind of company, A different kind of car | orbits which planet + Titan
Saturn 68
Space Needle city + U.S. city | Lake Washington + city, Puget Sound | TV show "Frasier" city | city's Pike Place Market + Starbucks | first Starbucks + city, Starbucks opened | biggest Washington + city | "Grey's Anatomy" city | Boeing + Flight | Nordstrom + city | Rainier + city | city of Pearl Jam | west coast US city
Seattle 60
South American liberator | currency of Venezuela | Ecuador & Venezuela + July 24 | man born in 1783 + countries, hero, American | "George Washington of South America" | liberated South America + country | 1812 he wrote his "Cartagena Manifesto" | 1822 + San Martin | Caracas-born | Venezuela's president + man | Venezuela, Peru
Simon Bolivar 48
"Main Street" author | Pulitzer Prize for "Arrowsmith" + 1926 | Sauk Centre, Minnesota + 1885, 1951, author | novel "Babbitt", this author + 1922 novel "Babbitt" | "Dodsworth" + author | novelist became the 1st American to win the Nobel Prize for literature + 1930 this novelist became the 1st
Sinclair Lewis 47
"Main Street" author | "Arrowsmith" author + 1926, Pulitzer Prize for "Arrowsmith", declined a Pulitzer Prize | Sauk Centre, Minnesota + 1885, 1951, died in 1951, author | novel "Babbitt", this author + write his 1922 novel "Babbitt" | "Dodsworth" author | 1930 this novelist became the 1st American to win the Nobel Prize for literature | Elmer Gantry + author | Sinclair + Author, worked
Sinclair Lewis 53
southern tip of the Malay Peninsula + island | Lion City + Asian | city founded by Sir Stamford Raffles | Changi Airport + city | Strait of Johor + city-state, separates, island | Lee Kuan Yew | Asian city-state | Tamil + country, Malay | nation & its capital have the same name
Singapore 60
southern tip of the Malay Peninsula + island | Lion City + Asian | founded in 1819 + Sir Stamford Raffles founded | Changi Airport + Changi city | Strait of Johor + city-state, separates, island | Lee Kuan Yew | Asian city-state | Tamil + country, Malay, Mandarin | nation & its capital have the same name | small island + Asian, island nation
Singapore 64
Waverley Novels | "Ivanhoe" author | Edinburgh + novel | "Lady of the Lake" author | "Rob Roy" author | The Heart of Midlothian + novel | baronet + 1820
Sir Walter Scott 44
Waverley Novels | "Ivanhoe" author | Edinburgh native + novelist | "Lady of the Lake" author | "Rob Roy" author | The Heart of Midlothian + novel | baronet + 1820 | Abbotsford + author | The Bride of Lammermoor | borders England to the North
Sir Walter Scott 53
Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the fairest | Magic Mirror + 1937 | bit of poisoned apple + fairy tale | Adriana Caselotti film + 1937, play, voice | Brothers Grimm fairy tale | sister of "rose red" + Grimm tale | Disney Princess + sang
Snow White 39
wise Biblical king + wise Biblical figure | king was the son of David + David's son by Bathsheba, Biblical, wise son of David | king with the Queen of Sheba + Biblical | father David + kings, sat, throne | Divide the living child in two, and give half to the one, and half to the other | Temple in Jerusalem + First Temple, King | third king + Israel
Solomon 68
Boer country + African country | country's Kwazulu-Natal + Cape | Botha + country | Namibia + country | country's Kruger National Park | country's diamonds + carat | Nadine Gordimer country | apartheid country | mining country | Alan Paton's "Cry the Beloved Country" | F.W. De Klerk + country
South Africa 121
Boer War country | country's Kwazulu-Natal + Cape | P.W. Botha + country | country's Kruger National Park | country's diamonds + carat | Nadine Gordimer country | apartheid country | mining country | Alan Paton's "Cry the Beloved Country" | F.W. De Klerk country | ANC + Party | Durban country + city | country did Nelson Mandela
South Africa 125
Boer War country | country's Kwazulu-Natal + Cape | Botha country + P.W. Botha | country's Kruger National Park | country's diamonds + carat | Mozambique + country | Nadine Gordimer country | apartheid country | mining country | Alan Paton's "Cry the Beloved Country" | F.W. De Klerk country | rand + country | ANC + Party | Durban country + city | country did Nelson Mandela | 11 official languages + country | Athol Fugard + country | Jacob Zuma + country, President | Jan Smuts country + PM | Johannesburg + country | Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe + country | Soweto country | Thabo Mbeki + Mbeki country | first human heart transplant + country
South Africa 175
Alfonso XIII nationality | Catalonia country | Ferdinand VII nationality + King | Isabella II + 1833, Queen Isabella nationality | Andalusite + country | Canary Islands country | the only country Portugal borders | Altamira cave in this country + paintings | Basque + country | King Juan Carlos nationality | Philip V country + King | Salvador Dali country | country won + 2010 | war on which country in 1898 + U.S.
Spain 82
fleet in 1588 + August 8, 1588, defeated, battle, English | famous fleet + fleet than the English, Spanish | fleet of ships + fleet of warships | Duke of Medina Sidonia commanded + 1588, fleet
Spanish Armada 44
Greek myth, this river + Acheron, Cocytus | River of Hades + mythic river | mythic river of hate | river Achilles was dipped | name of this river + river of hate | sang "Come Sail Away" + river
Styx 41
November 1869 + canal, opened | completed in 1869 + waterway completed | waterway in Egypt | connects Mediterranean and Red Seas + Which canal | Great Bitter Lake + canal passes | Africa from Asia + divide | British-French + 1956, Egypt | Six Day War + closed
Suez Canal 42
Uppsala country | assassination of this country's King Gustavus III at a masked ball | country's King Carl XVI Gustaf | Goteborg, the second-largest city + country's second-largest city | Gotland + country | Malmo + country | Queen Christina country | largest Scandinavian country | Gustav I Vasa country | Gustavus Adolphus + Gustav country, King | Olof Palme country | Volvo country | Ytterby country + terbium country, erbium, terbium, yttrium, terbium | ABBA country | Finland, Norway | Ingrid Bergman nationality | Norway, Sweden + Denmark | Sverige country | yellow and blue + country's flag
Sweden 116
parts of the old flags of Zanzibar & Tanganyika + country | Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa + country | Dar es Salaam country + African | Serengeti National Park + African country with the Serengeti | island Zanzibar country
Tanzania 42
island state of Australia + Apple Isle | Van Diemen's Land + island | Bass Strait + Australia and what island, separated, state | smallest state in Australia
Tasmania 46
King Gustav III country | Uppsala + country | country's King Carl XVI Gustaf | Goteborg country | Gotland + country | Malmo + country | Queen Christina country | largest Scandinavian country
Sweden 66
King Gustav III country | Uppsala + country | country's King Carl XVI Gustaf | Goteborg country | Gotland + country | Malmo + country | Queen Christina country | largest Scandinavian country | Gustav Vasa + Gustav country | Gustavus Adolphus + Gustav country, King | Olof Palme country | Volvo country | Ytterby country + terbium country, erbium, terbium, yttrium, terbium
Sweden 92
canton country | Alps country | Helvetia country + Latin, name | Bern + country, Geneva | country's neutrality
Switzerland 87
canton country | Alps country | Helvetia country + Latin, name | Bern + country, Geneva | country's neutrality | Red Cross + country, flag
Switzerland 94
New South Wales city + Australia | Harbour Bridge city | 2000 Summer Olympics city | Australia's largest city | Australian port city + Port Jackson | Australia's oldest + city | opera house + Australian city, Harbour
Sydney 62
Russian composer + 1812, died in 1893, ballet composer, brother Modest, Carnegie Hall, Piano Concerto No. 1, St. Petersburg | Nutcracker ballet and the Swan lake + "Swan Lake" composer | "1812 Overture" composer | Nadezhda von Meck + 1840, composer | Sleeping Beauty + ballets | "Pathetique" symphony | The Queen of Spades | composed the opera Eugene Onegin
Tchaikovsky 69
Volunteer State | college in Knoxville + state | country music state + state song "Rocky Top" | Al Gore state | Andrew Johnson, this Confederate state | Murfreesboro + state | The Grand Ole Opry state + U.S. | Volunteers college
Tennessee 64
"The Glass Menagerie" playwright | "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" playwright | play "The Night Of The Iguana" | "Sweet Bird of Youth" | A Streetcar + playwright | "Orpheus Descending" + playwright, rewrote
Tennessee Williams 44
"The Glass Menagerie" playwright | "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" playwright | play "The Night Of The Iguana" | A Streetcar + playwright | play "Sweet Bird of Youth" | "Orpheus Descending" + playwright, rewrote | "The Rose Tattoo" | Thomas Lanier Williams | death in 1983 + writer, bottle, cap, choking | plays A Streetcar Named Desire
Tennessee Williams 60
Siam country + baht country, formerly, currency | Gulf of Siam + country | King Bhumibol Adulyadej country | Rama country + king of this Asian country | Chakri dynasty + country, ruling | River Kwai country | never colonized + country in Southeast Asia never, European | southeast Asian kingdom + bordered by Burma, Laos | Phuket + country | Samut + Chang & Eng Bunker, country | Thaksin + 2006, nation, prime minister, Shinawatra | nation's name is "land of the free" | Chao Phraya, this country's main river | Chiang Mai + country | Emerald Buddha + country | Samui | Singha | capital Bangkok
Thailand 110
Leiden country + University of Leiden, founded in 1575 | Rembrandt country | Gouda country + Gouda cheese, Gouda, a town | tulip country + Pella | Maurice of Nassau nationality + Orange-Nassau | Prince William I of Orange + country | Mata Hari nationality | Wilhelmina nationality + Beatrix, Wilhelmina & Juliana, Queen Wilhelmina | Aruba country + European | Low Country's oldest + Low Countries, the 1, name | beer Grolsch country | country is below sea level | Frisian country + Low Country, English, most, province, language | Maastricht country | Rotterdam country + city | Vincent van Gogh nationality + Anne Frank country, country is the hague | country of Zeeland | Delft country | Edam country | Haarlem country | Keeshond + national dog of this country | Rembrandt Van Rijn | polders + country, reclaimed from the sea | 1600s this country | Ijsselmeer in this country | KLM is the national airline of which country | National Windmill | Piet Mondrian | Rutger Hauer | Utrecht country | Wilhelmus | dikes country | self-governing + European country
The Netherlands 171
Tchaikovsky ballet suite + 1892 | Christmas ballet | ballerinas performs | ballet that premiered December + 1892 ballet, dances | ballet, Clara | Sugar Plum Fairy ballet
The Nutcracker 52
Tchaikovsky ballet suite + 1892 | Christmas ballet | ballerinas performs + "Waltz of the Snowflakes" | ballet that premiered December + 1892 ballet, December 18, 1892, dances | ballet, Clara + Drosselmeyer, Kingdom of Sweets | Sugar Plum Fairy ballet | Act II + ballet | Mouse King + ballet | Swan Lake + Christmas
The Nutcracker 61
album "Synchronicity" + song in 1983 | Stewart Copeland + band, Andy Summers | Every Breath You Take + 1983, first, group | Message in a Bottle | Zenyatta Mondatta + album, "Ghost in the Machine", Synchronicity | Roxanne + hit | reunion + 2007, World | sang "Walking On the Moon" + 1979 song, 1980 | song "Every little thing she does is magic"
The Police 49
Shakespeare play with Prospero + play with a storm | island Shakespeare play | Shakespeare play with Caliban | Shakespeare play with Miranda | Shakespeare play with Ariel | rightful Duke of Milan + play
The Tempest 50
Shakespeare play with Prospero + play with a storm | island Shakespeare play | Shakespeare play with Caliban | Shakespeare play with Miranda | Shakespeare play with Ariel | rightful Duke of Milan + play | Shakespeare play on a ship | Trinculo + Caliban | last play Shakespeare
The Tempest 62
Athos, Porthos, & Aramis book | 1844 novel | D'Artagnan novel | candy bar novel
The Three Musketeers 40
Rough Rider + president | Bull Moose Party + president | president as well as the first American to win a Nobel + 1906, win a Nobel Peace Prize | Oyster Bay, New York + 1919, Oyster Bay president | Speak softly and carry a big stick + president | president on Mount Rushmore | 1904 presidential + run | 26th President + President of the USA | Sagamore Hill president + home | White House boxing + blind, eye, president | candidate 1912 + Party, third
Theodore Roosevelt 77
invented the phonograph + 1888 | The Wizard of Menlo Park | Genius is one percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration + said, Genius is one per cent inspiration, ninety, nine percent perspiration | 1,093 patents + inventor, U.S. | West Orange, New Jersey + film | Menlo Park, N.J. | lab in Menlo Park + New Jersey | Invented the light bulb + electric | carbon telephone transmitter + 1877
Thomas Edison 69
invented the phonograph + 1888, phonograph inventor | Dubbed "The Wizard of Menlo Park" + nickname "The Wizard of Menlo Park" | Genius is one percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration + said, Genius is one per cent inspiration, ninety, inventor said Genius is one percent inspiration, nine percent perspiration | 1,093 US patents + inventor holds | West Orange, New Jersey + Black Maria, film | Menlo Park, N.J. | lab in Menlo Park + New Jersey | carbon telephone transmitter + 1877 | electric light, he invented | more than 1000 patents | Fort Myers + inventor | National Inventors Day + February 11 | New Jersey township | governor of New Jersey + 1941, inventor, inventor's son | kinetoscope | mimeograph + inventions
Thomas Edison 91
"Jude the Obscure" author | "Tess of the d'Urbervilles" author | "Far from the Madding Crowd" author | "The Return of the Native" author | A Pair of Blue Eyes | "The Mayor of Casterbridge" author | "Under the Greenwood Tree" author
Thomas Hardy 49
"Common Sense" author + 1776, America, wrote | These are the times that try men's souls + wrote | pamphleteer + 1777
Thomas Paine 46
1997 Masters golf + won | American golfer + age, Tournament, win, year | Eldrick Tont + Woods | golfer born in 1975 + won the 1997 Masters by 12 strokes | U.S. Amateur Golf + 1994, 1996, won | Elin Nordegren + 2004, 2007, 2010 | Stanford + 1996, golfer, title, winning | golfer won + 1996, year
Tiger Woods 47
Squire Allworthy book + novel by Henry Fielding, Foundling | Thomas John Woodward + name, Welsh singer | sang "It's Not Unusual" | Thunderball + Bond, sang, theme | 1749 Henry Fielding + novel | 1963 Best Picture + Best Picture Oscar
Tom Jones 42
Henry Fielding novel + novel The History | Welsh singer + singer born, sang "Thunderball" | sang "It's Not Unusual" + She's A Lady | Thunderball + Bond, sang, theme | 1749 Henry Fielding novel | 1963 Best Picture + Best Picture Oscar | Best Musical + singer
Tom Jones 45
classic 1876 novel + whitewash a fence | Becky Thatcher + character | Aunt Polly + novel | Mark Twain title character + Detective | Abroad + 1894, character, Detective | Injun Joe | Muff Potter | adventures in this 1876
Tom Sawyer 41
Beefsteak | "love apples" | member of the nightshade family | state fruit & vegetable + Arkansas, pink variety | first genetically + Flavr Savr, food | pomodoro + fruit, Italian | soup can Andy Warhol | vegetable, not a fruit + Court
Tomato 42
Robert Louis Stevenson book + 1883, 1884 | Jim Hawkins novel | Ben Gunn + novel | Hispaniola novel | novel Long John Silver | parrot + novel, Captain Flint
Treasure Island 62
Irish band + Irish group | Adam Clayton band + Adam Clayton, Larry Mullen Jr., the Edge, Bono, Larry Mullen Jr. band | The Edge band + The Edge group | album "The Joshua Tree" | "Rattle And Hum" album | 2004 album "How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb" + won Album Of The Year | Achtung Baby | Where The Streets Have No Name + sang Where | Zoo TV + tour | album "Zooropa" + 1990, 1993
U2 67
Irish band + Irish rock band | Adam Clayton band + Adam Clayton, Larry Mullen Jr., the Edge, Bono, Larry Mullen Jr. band | 1987 album "The Joshua Tree" | The Edge band + The Edge group | "Rattle And Hum" album | 2004 album "How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb" + won Album Of The Year | album "Achtung Baby" | Where The Streets Have No Name + sang Where | Zoo TV + tour | album "Zooropa" + 1993 | "Beautiful Day" in 2000 + Walk On | "Songs of Innocence" + band's | album "All That You Can't Leave Behind" | most Grammy Awards won | won 22 + Grammy Awards
U2 82
James Joyce novel was banned | Molly Bloom novel + Bloom & Stephen Dedalus, Leopold & Molly Bloom, James Joyce work | June 16, 1904 in Dublin novel + parallels | obscenity + 1922, James Joyce novel | yes and his heart was going like mad + perfume, I said yes I will
Ulysses 42
18th U.S. president | Civil War president | led the Union Army + Civil War, General | Whiskey Ring + Scandal | Schuyler Colfax + VP | died on July 23, 1885 + last words, president | general was the first + president | middle name Ulysses + first name
Ulysses S. Grant 44
18th U.S. president | Civil War president + leather store | Forts Henry and Donelson + general | led the Union Army + Civil War, General | Whiskey Ring + Credit Mobilier, Scandal | Schuyler Colfax + Henry Wilson, VP | died on July 23, 1885 + last words, president | middle name Ulysses + first name was Hiram | 1843 + Graduated, West Point | 1868 presidential + campaign | Julia Dent | Secretary of War + 1867 | Vicksburg + campaign | currently printed + Of men, most recently, paper | general in his administration
Ulysses S. Grant 68
1852 book + abolitionist novel, National Era | Life Among the Lowly + 1852, Harriet Beecher Stowe, book | slavery novel + 1852 | Eliza novel + river | Simon Legree
Uncle Tom's Cabin 43
closest planet to Earth | Venera planet + first, probe | brightest planet + sky | evening or morning "star" + planet | hottest planet in the Solar System | only planet to rotate clockwise | second planet from the sun
Venus 63
closest planet to Earth | Venera probe planet + first | brightest object in the sky + planet, moon | evening or morning "star" is really this planet | hottest planet in the Solar System | only planet to rotate clockwise | second planet from the sun | planet is Earth's twin | 67 million miles + planet | Magellan spacecraft planet + 1990 | probe + 1966, Venera planet | surface temperature on this planet + 860, degrees, planet's surface is hot
Venus 89
"La Traviata" composer + operas, Rigoletto | opera Nabucco + Italian | Otello opera + composer | opera "Il Trovatore" + La Traviata | Aida composer + Italian composer | "Falstaff" composer + 1813, opera
Verdi 48
"La Traviata" composer + operas, Rigoletto | opera Nabucco + Italian | Otello opera + composer | opera "Il Trovatore" + La Traviata | Aida composer + Italian composer | "Falstaff" composer + 1813, opera | opera Aida
Verdi 52
Green Mountain state | Lake Champlain state | 14th state | only New England state + Atlantic Ocean | Burlington state
Vermont 57
play + Green Mountain state | Lake Champlain state | 14th state | only New England state + Atlantic Ocean | Burlington state | Bernie Sanders state + House | St. Albans state + Festival
Vermont 67
play + Green Mountain state | Lake Champlain state + border of New York state | 1791 + 14th, state | only New England state + coastline on the Atlantic Ocean | Burlington state | Bernie Sanders state + House | St. Albans state + Festival | Rutland state | Stowe state + skiing | original 13 colonies + Union
Vermont 79
capital of British Columbia | capital of Seychelles | capital on Vancouver Island | 19th century queen | capital Melbourne + Australian state | Butchart Gardens | Nike + Roman | capital of Hong Kong | smallest mainland state of Australia
Victoria 45
British queen + 1837, British monarch | capital of British Columbia | Vancouver Island + capital | capital of Seychelles | 19th century queen
Victoria 47
largest city of Austria + Sachertorte city | Schonbrunn Palace city + home | Beethoven city + 1792 Beethoven | Hapsburgs city + home of the Hapsburgs, home to the Hofburg | Strauss city | waltz + city | 1814-15 congress in this city + 1815 congress in this city | Freud city | Gustav Klimt city | universities in Europe + University of this capital | Kunsthistorisches Museum + city's | St. Stephen's Cathedral + city | Vindobona city + city on the Danube | city is weiner
Vienna 101
Cymru + UK | Mabinogion + tales, collection, U.K. country | border of England + country | Cambrian | Cardiff + The country | Cardigan Bay + UK | Dylan Thomas nationality | Tom Jones nationality | UK division | coal mine + U.K. country | crwth + bowed, country
Wales 53
Cymru, the native + UK | Mabinogion + tales, collection of Celtic, U.K. country | border of England + country | Cambrian | Cardiff + counties | Cardigan Bay + UK | Dylan Thomas nationality | Tom Jones nationality | UK division | coal mine + U.K. country | crwth + bowed, country | Aberystwyth | Caerphilly | Catherine Zeta-Jones + nationality, Catherine Zeta | Clwyd + country, Gwynedd | How Green Was My Valley country | People in Cardiff + country | Richard Llewellyn nationality | St. David country
Wales 77
"Song of Myself" + wrote "Song of The Broad-Axe" | Leaves of Grass poet + "Leaves of Grass" published first | O Captain! My Captain! + My Captain! poet | "Good Gray Poet" | "I Hear America Singing" | "Drum-Taps" | Camden + poet | Wound Dresser | wrote "Leaves of Grass"
Walt Whitman 53
long Tolstoy book + 1865, more than 500 characters, epic, Tolstoy, first, pages long, Prokofiev | Natasha Rostova novel + marries Pierre | All's Well That Ends Well + novel, title | Bolkonsky + novel | Napoleon invades Russia
War and Peace 47
Teapot Dome scandal + president | president in 1920 | president's death in 1923 + August 2, 1923, wife | wife Florence + pres | Marion, Ohio | normalcy + campaign, Presidential | president in 1921 + first, inauguration | middle name Gamaliel + Presidential
Warren G. Harding 49
portrait of this artist's mother + famous portrait of his mother, Freer Gallery | Arrangement in Grey and Black No + "Arrangement in Grey and Black" artist, Arrangement in Grey and Black, No. 2, mother, but his "Arrangement in Grey" | 1834 + died 1903, Born, Massachusetts | Lowell + Artist | Nocturne + Black, Gold, painting | born artist + American-born
Whistler 42
new Pope smoke color + new Pope has been elected | blanc color + ballet, costumes of this color | purity color | blossom + color | judo + beginners, belt color | chess color | color in winter | color of mourning | color to reflect + painted this color | lie color | most popular color of cars + year
White 43
film I Am Legend + 2007 | sang "Men In Black" + starred | song Getting' Jiggy Wit | "Ali" actor | "Enemy of the State" | "Men in Black" actor | Bagger Vance | DJ Jazzy Jeff + Rap | Daughter Willow | Hancock role | Men in Black and Independence Day | name The Fresh + Prince
Will Smith 42
"O Pioneers!" author | "My Ántonia" author | 1913 novel "O Pioneers!" | Red Cloud, Nebraska + Red Cloud author | "One of Ours" + 1923, novel, Pulitzer
Willa Cather 44
Virginia school's 1693 charter + 1693 this royal pair, royal pair's college, duo's Virginia college | college in Williamsburg + Williamsburg, Virginia | first U.S. law school + Virginia school in 1779, U.S. to offer professional training in law | 1749 + George Washington, surveyor's license, college | Wren Building + 1695, school, Virginia | second oldest U.S. college | Glorious Revolution of 1688 + James II
William & Mary 42
Mississippi author | "The Sound and the Fury" author + wrote | "As I Lay Dying" + author
William Faulkner 41
Oxford, Mississippi author | "The Sound and the Fury" author + wrote | "As I Lay Dying" + author | Sartoris + author | "The Reivers" author | "Absalom, Absalom!" author | Yoknapatawpha County + writer
William Faulkner 72
"The Sound and the Fury" author + wrote | "As I Lay Dying" + author | "Sartoris" author | "The Reivers" author | "Absalom, Absalom!" author | Oxford, Mississippi author | "Light in August" | A Fable + 1955, author | "The Hamlet" author + Snopes | "The Mansion" author
William Faulkner 74
1564 Stratford + 1585 to 1592, Avon | Shall I compare thee to a summer's day | married Anne Hathaway | Bard of Avon | Hamnet | Playwright who penned the famous + famous line, The | second-best bed to his wife + will | "Curst be he that moves my bones" + concludes | "First Folio" + 1623 | 154 sonnets + plays | British postage stamp + first, royalty | Susanna Hall | Uranus + characters
William Shakespeare 51
1829 opera by Rossini + Jemmy's, Rossini wrote | Swiss archer | Swiss hero | archer with Gessler + kill Gessler | shot an apple off his son's head | arrow, apple + shot an arrow | 1804 Schiller + play | Swiss legend | crossbow + apple, hero
William Tell 61
born Allen + Stewart Konigsberg, name, real | It's not that I'm afraid to die. I just don't want to be there when it happens + director said, It's not that I'm afraid to die | directed "Hannah and Her Sisters" + Annie Hall, Crimes and Misdemeanors, director | "Antz" actor | 1987's "Radio Days" + directed "Deconstructing Harry" | Mia Farrow + film director | Soon-Yi | Without Feathers | directed "Bananas" + directed "Manhattan" | most Best Original Screenplay nominations + director, 16 | "What's New Pussycat!" | "Wild Man Blues" + 1990, 1996, director, European | "Zelig" | 1973's "Sleeper" + wrote, directed, starred | N.Y. film director | Take the Money and Run | clarinetist + director | most three + record for most
Woody Allen 69
Heathcliff book + 1847, Cathy | Edgar Linton book + Earnshaw, Cathy and Edgar, marry | Emily Brontë book
Wuthering Heights 41
Heathcliff book + 1847, 1847 novel, Mr. Lockwood book, Cathy | Edgar Linton book + Earnshaw, Cathy and Edgar, marry | Emily Bronte's only novel | moors + Cathy | 1939 film + 1939 classic, Cathy
Wuthering Heights 52
women the right to vote + 1869, The Equality, first state | USA's first woman + equality, governor, vote | cowboy state | Laramie state | Nellie Tayloe Ross, the USA's first woman governor | Yellowstone state + National, U.S. | alphabetically last state
Wyoming 57
college in New Haven | college was founded in 1701 + Connecticut | university of George W Bush | Ivy League university whose alumni | Jodie Foster school | bulldog + Ivy League | cylinder lock
Yale 56
Kingdom of Serbs, Croats & Slovenes + 1929, country, Croatia, Macedonia, Slovenia, Serbo-Croatian | "Land of the Southern Slavs" + country's, name | Serbia & Montenegro + country | broke away in 1991 + breakaway republics, Croatia, Slovenia | 1991 Slovenia + 1991 Croatia, breaking, republics declared independence | Slobodan Milosevic + country | Tito country
Yugoslavia 39
Canadian territory + border with Alaska, highest peak, Mount Logan territory | Klondike river + Canadian | Dawson City + Canadian | capital Whitehorse
Yukon Territory 43
coldest Canadian territory + border with Alaska, Mt. Logan, Canada's highest peak, gold rush, Mount Logan territory | Klondike river + Canadian | Dawson City + Canadian | capital Whitehorse
Yukon Territory 43
1961, he was the first man + first man in space, earth | April 12, 1961 Russian + 1961 Russian pilot, Soviet air force | cosmonaut + first | 27 March 1968 + crashed, training flight | flew in Vostok + Russian | orbited the Earth in 1961 + April
Yuri Gagarin 42
mythology, he was Hercules' dad + Greek | supreme Greek god | Roman equivalent Jupiter + Greek | statue at Olympia + god | Cronus & Rhea + Chief of the gods, Greek | Greek lightning god | Hera's hubby | Olympian ruler of the gods | father of Helen | sky god + Greek god | son of Cronus | thunderbolt + god
Zeus 42
Southern Rhodesia country | Robert Mugabe nationality + President Robert Mugabe | capital Harare + African, country | country comes last in the world alphabetically | President Banana | Bulawayo | Harare country + Salisbury | Shona + city | ZW country
Zimbabwe 50
symbol Zn | galvanizing metal + Element used to galvanize, galvanize steel | U.S. penny metal | atomic number 30 + element | Brass is an alloy of copper & + zinc, only | metal coated | ore is sphalerite | metal prevents rusting
Zinc 40
Bahnhofstrasse city + Swiss city, shop | largest Swiss city | Swiss bank city | central Switzerland + finance center, Swiss city | Swiss city of Joyce
Zurich 42
leatherback + species | one of these reptiles + alligator snapper, sea reptiles, snapper reptiles | shelled reptiles | species of this reptile | loggerhead + animal | Testudines + reptile | reptile's flippers
a turtle 39
striped animals + Grevy's species | quagga | striped equine | black & white stripes | member of the horse family + African, mountain, species
a zebra 45
striped animals + Botswana's coat of arms, narrow close, stripes on the Grevy's species | quagga | striped equine + striped horses | black & white stripes | member of the horse family + African, mountain, species | "tiger horse" + beast, Romans | Burchell's species | hippotigris + animal | wild ass
a zebra 59
mar's atmosphere + 95% this gas | fizzy + bubbles, gas | global warming + gas | respiration + gas | absorb this gas + plant | carbonated + gas | gas you exhale | Joseph Black + gas | frozen form of which gas + Dry ice | gas will | humans breath | vinegar and baking soda + gas
carbon dioxide 58
wicket sport + sticky wicket | English sport | Googly + sport | bowler in this sport | sport using a bat | noisy insect | one "On the Hearth"
cricket 41
chirping insects | wicket sport + sticky wicket | England's national summer sport | Googly + sport | bowler in this sport | sport using a bat & a ball | noisy insect | one "On the Hearth" | Buddy Holly's band | Times Square + book, insect | backed Buddy + Buddy Holly | popular sport + India, worlds | teams of 11 + sport
cricket 66
juniper alcohol + flavour from juniper berries | Tanqueray alcohol + Beefeater | Tom Collins alcohol | London dry liquor | Boodles | gin first | Dutch liquor | liquor you might drink while playing | martini alcohol | separating cotton + cotton seeds
gin 48
Latin plumbum + element | mineral galena + ore galena, metal, metallic ore | element, symbol Pb | metal once commonly | toxic metal | water pipes + metal, Romans
lead 45
Pb from the Latin plumbum + element | mineral galena + ore galena, metal, metallic ore | element, symbol Pb | metal once commonly | toxic metal | water pipes + metal, Romans
lead 45
tuber + grown | Yukon Gold variety of this vegetable | famine + crop, crop failure, Ireland | Phytophthora infestans + 1845, crop, fungus | Solanum tuberosum | Parmentier | Rosti | fingerling
potatoes 59
down, top, bottom, charm or strange + charm or strange particles, subatomic particle can be up, down, top, bottom | elementary particle + down | Joyce's Finnegans Wake + particles | gluons + within hadrons, together | proton particles | 6 flavors + particles | Murray Gell-Mann + particles | hypothetical particles
quarks 39
green, black, and oolong are types | water, what is the most widely consumed drink in the world | Camellia sinensis + better, plant | Orange pekoe + grade | cargo + 1773, ship | green type of this beverage | 1774 + Boston, burned | Darjeeling + beverage | Lapsang Souchong | Tetley
tea 39
Mexican liquor + Mexican spirit | blue agave plant + agave alcohol, Mexican law, liquor | Jose Cuervo | Jalisco + agave, town, distilled, liquor, Mexican, production | 1958 No. 1 hit | Sauza + brand | 1958 Champs song
tequila 47
"white ants" + ants, which insects, closely related | wood-eating insects | insects of the order Isoptera | mounds + insects | digesting insect | insect eats cellulose
termites 41
1853-1856 war + Russia | Battle of Balaklava + war | Sevastopol war + 1855 | Florence Nightingale + nurse, war | 1850s war + Russia | Charge of the Light Brigade war
the Crimean War 56
landmark built in 1889 + built for the 1889 World's Fair, Exhibition of 1889, Parisian | tallest man-made structure in the world + 1889 structure, 1930, Building | 984-foot + landmark | Champ de Mars | Paris landmark + 1889, structure in Paris | Victor Lustig sold + dealer, landmark | French tower
the Eiffel Tower 57
most sacred river of India + Hindu sacred river | Varanasi river + Hindu river | Bangladesh river + holy river | largest delta in the world + river | 1,560-mile river | Bay of Bengal + sacred river
the Ganges 42
most sacred river of India + Hindu sacred river | Varanasi river + Hindu river | Bangladesh river + holy river | largest delta in the world + river | 1,560-mile river | Bay of Bengal + polluted river, sacred river flows, sacred river | Allahabad + sacred river | branch Hooghly + Calcutta, tributary Hooghly, river of India
the Ganges 48
1215 document at the British + King, British Library | King John's document + 1215 document | 13th century document | Runnymede in 1215 + King John | Clause 39 + document, imprisoned, judgment, law, No, shall | 1225 + 1215, forms of this document issued in 1216 | John's death + 1217, forms of this document issued in 1216, After King John's | "great charter" of liberties | 1215 charter | Pope Innocent III + document, III issued, King John
the Magna Carta 60
Triskaidekaphobia is the fear of this number | baker's dozen number | "Last Supper" number | American eagle + Great Seal of the US, holds | bar mitzvah age + Jewish | superstitious number | leaves on the olive branch
13 40
opposite sides of a dice add + number | number of red stripes on the American flag | How many spikes are on the crown of the Statue of Liberty | number of events in a heptathlon | How many players are there in a water polo team | How many stars in the Big Dipper | bones in a giraffe's neck | months have 31 days + How many months, months of the year | How many Emirates + United Arab Emirates | How many gold medals + Mark Spitz win | Number of hills a Roman | Rome was built + hills | years of bad luck for breaking a mirror
7 54
Bottom, a weaver + Nick Bottom, play, Shakespeare | Shakespeare comedy + Shakespeare play | Shakespeare play with fairies + Cobweb | Titania Shakespeare play | Shakespeare play with Puck + Puck says, Lord, what fools these mortals | Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons + Hippolyta & Theseus, Shakespeare, Theseus | Helena + characters, Hermia, Lysander, Shakespeare's play | Shakespeare play with Theseus | The course of true love never did run smooth + Shakespeare play | play with Oberon + Shakespeare | queen of fairies + play
A Midsummer Night's Dream 75
Sydney Carton book + Dickens novel, Charles Darnay book | It was the best of times, it was the worst of times | 1859 book | It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done | Lucie Manette
A Tale of Two Cities 48
Sydney Carton book + Dickens novel, Charles Darnay book | It was the best of times, it was the worst of times | 1859 book | It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done | Lucie Manette | Madame Defarge
A Tale of Two Cities 54
telephone in 1876 + inventor | deaf + inventor, wife | March 10, 1876 + 1876 inventor, Watson
Alexander Graham Bell 42
inventor born in 1847 + Born in Edinburgh, telephone inventor | inventor associated with the deaf + wife | March 10, 1876 + 1876 inventor, Watson | telephone in 1876 + inventor | Elisha Gray + 1876, Patent | transmit speech + Among his many inventions
Alexander Graham Bell 60
inventor born in 1847 + Born in Edinburgh, telephone inventor | inventor associated with the deaf + deaf wife, wife | March 10, 1876 + 1876 inventor, Watson | telephone in 1876 + inventor | Elisha Gray + 1876, Patent | National Geographic + Articles, inventor | transmit speech + Among his many inventions
Alexander Graham Bell 65
1807 treason trial + vice president tried for treason | acquitted of treason + 1807, treason charges, trial | 1804 Alexander Hamilton + Alexander Hamilton | third U.S. vice-president + The Napoleon of the West | famous duel + vice president, years | killed Alexander Hamilton | Jefferson's 1st vice president | VP was once | Vice President who did not go on to become President + first, first Vice President who did not | daughter, Theodosia | indictment + murder | man, Jefferson's
Aaron Burr 54
father Alois + 1889, Schicklgruber | "Mein Kampf" author | Blondi + dog | His book, translated as "My Struggle" + conquer, Europe | Braunau am Inn + 1889, Austria, born | became chancellor of Germany in 1933 | born in 1889 + leader | 1938's "Man of the Year" + Time | Fuhrer of Germany | German leader during World War + World War Two | Plot of 1944 + Valkyrie
Adolf Hitler 47
second largest continent on Earth | continent with most countries | Cape Agulhas is this continent's southernmost point + Cape of Good Hope is this continent's southernmost point | Atlas Mountains continent | congo + continent, Abyssinia, native, Nigeria | Sao Tome & Principe continent | languages spoken on this continent | Cameroon continent | Great Rift Valley continent | Tanzanite | Zambia + continent | continent has more countries | continent is Djibouti | continent to win + woman from this continent | country of Mauritania + continent | hottest temperature ever recorded + continent
Africa 71
inventor born in 1847 + Born in Edinburgh in 1847, telephone inventor | inventor associated with the deaf + deaf wife, Hubbard, inventor's wife, "visible speech", wife | March 10, 1876 + 1876 inventor, Mr. Watson. Come here. I want to see you | telephone in 1876 + inventor | 1876 Elisha Gray + Patent | National Geographic + Articles, inventor | transmit speech + Among his many inventions were an audiometer | Inventor with middle name Graham | hydrofoil + created, Nova Scotia | photophone + invented
Alexander Graham Bell 74
Hercule Poirot author + Hercule Poirot in her first novel, character Hercule Poirot | Miss Marple author + "Sleeping Murder" author, The Mirror Crack'd, last Miss Marple | "Sleeping Murder", her last Miss Jane Marple novel | name Mary Westmacott + wrote romance novels under the pen name Mary, mystery, wrote 6 romance | "The Mysterious Affair at Styles" author + first novel, "The Mysterious Affair At Styles", wrote "The Mysterious Affair at Styles" | female mystery author + 1976, Award from the Mystery Writers, prolific British mystery writer's last published novel was 1976's "Sleeping Murder", last, Murder | play "The Mousetrap" + "The Mousetrap" author | Max Mallowan + archaeologist hubby, year | The Murder of Roger Ackroyd + book The Murder, end | Witness for the Prosecution | best-selling books of all time + two billion, selling novelist of all time | posthumously in 1976 + Jan. 12, 1976, Miss Jane Marple, Murder | "Murder on the Orient Express" author | "Queen of Crime" | "The Murder at the Vicarage" author | 11-day disappearance + 1926 | Poirot's last case | Tommy and Tuppence
Agatha Christie 117
college in Tuscaloosa + state | university are known as the Crimson Tide | "The Heart of Dixie" state | "stately" group | Bryant-Denny Stadium | Georgia, Mississippi + state | Talladega Superspeedway + state | The Yellowhammer State
Alabama 51
college in Tuscaloosa + state | university are known as the Crimson Tide | "The Heart of Dixie" state | "stately" group | Birmingham + state | Bryant-Denny Stadium | Georgia, Mississippi + state | Talladega Superspeedway + state | The Yellowhammer State | "To Kill a Mockingbird" state | Lurleen Wallace state + governor
Alabama 65
Tuscaloosa in this state + college in Tuscaloosa | university are known as the Crimson Tide | "The Heart of Dixie" state | "stately" group + group led by Randy Owen | Birmingham + state | Bryant-Denny Stadium | Georgia, Mississippi + state | Georgia, but of this neighbor to the west + pecan, state | Helen Keller + quarter, state | Talladega Superspeedway + state's Talladega | The Yellowhammer State | "To Kill a Mockingbird" state | Lurleen Wallace state + governor | Auburn University state | Dauphin Island + coastal, state | Montgomery state | Register is this state's | where I came from with a banjo on my knee
Alabama 90
Disney film with song "A Whole New World" | Jafar + Disney film, Gilbert Gottfried | Princess Jasmine + 1992 film, Disney film | genie of the lamp + magic lamp, "wonderful lamp", magic | 1992 animated movie + genie film | Prince Ali + Disney | Robin Williams film + genie, voice
Aladdin 43
first American in space | May 5, 1961 | Apollo 14 + astronaut, 1st, mission, moon | Freedom 7 + 1961, first | hit a golf ball on the moon
Alan Shepard 48
"The Stranger" author | "The Plague" author | Algerian-born author's + French | "Myth of Sisyphus" author + French writer
Albert Camus 41
"The Stranger" author | "The Plague" author | Algerian-born author's + existential author, French | "Myth of Sisyphus" author + French writer | 1957 Nobel + French | Nobel Prize for Literature + 1957
Albert Camus 49
"The Stranger" author | "The Plague" author | Algerian-born author's + existential author, French, L'Etranger | "Myth of Sisyphus" author + French writer | Nobel Prize for Literature + 1957 | won 1957 Nobel Prize + French | Nobel Prize-winning author + 1957
Albert Camus 52
1921 I won the Nobel Prize for Physics + Swiss Patent Office, work on the photoelectric effect, Nobel Prize in Physics for his work | special theory of relativity + 1905, Annus Mirabilis | 1955 death + April 18, 1955, Institute for Advanced Study, Jerusalem's Hebrew Univ, Princeton | photoelectric effect, not + 1921, Nobel Prize, not for relativity, won | Princeton, New Jersey + 1879, 1955 death | Theory of relativity scientist | general theory of relativity + 1915, 1919 | offered the presidency of Israel in 1952 | Time magazine's Person of the Century | German-American physicist | Swiss citizen + 1879, Born in Germany, US citizen, famous | wife Mileva + first wife | wrote FDR | German scientist + 1905, theory | Sigmund Freud + Why War | Unified Field Theory | Walter Matthau in "I.Q." | book on relativity | century physicist | modern physics | photons + 1905 | published a theory of relativity
Albert Einstein 108
photoelectric effect + 1921, Nobel Prize, not, relativity, won | special theory of relativity + 1905 | Princeton, New Jersey + 1879, 1955 death | Theory of relativity scientist | general theory of relativity + 1915, 1919, 1922 | offered the presidency of Israel in 1952 | Born in Germany in 1879 + U.S. citizen in 1940, Born in Ulm, Germany
Albert Einstein 52
photoelectric effect + 1921, Nobel Prize, not for relativity, won | special theory of relativity + 1905 | theoretical physics + 1921, Nobel Prize in Physics, Scientists | 1955 death + April 18, 1955, Princeton | Theory of relativity scientist | general theory of relativity + 1915, 1919 | offered the presidency of Israel in 1952 | Born in Germany in 1879 + U.S. citizen in 1940, Born in Ulm, Germany | Time magazine + Person of the Century | German-American physicist | Jerusalem's Hebrew Univ | Swiss citizen + 1879, Born in Germany, US citizen, famous | Swiss patent + patent office | wife Mileva + first wife | wrote FDR
Albert Einstein 91
Prison located on San Francisco bay island | San Francisco island prison + prison became part of Golden Gate National Recreation Area | pelican island + name for Pelican | federal prison + 1934 | Spanish for "pelican" | prison closed in 1963 + March 21, 1963, island | first lighthouse on the West + West Coast | Al Capone prison | cell doors
Alcatraz 53
4th century B.C. Macedonian + 323, 331 | died in Babylon in 323 BC + Macedonian | Macedonian conqueror | horse Bucephalus + city | Persian king Darius III + 333, B.C., defeated, Issus | cut the Gordian Knot | 4th century B.C. conqueror + 326 | Hellenistic | Macedonian leader + 300, B.C. | tutored by Aristotle
Alexander the Great 81
4th century B.C. Macedonian + 323 | king of Macedonia + 336, B.C. | died in 323 B.C. | Macedonian conqueror | 331 bc | horse Bucephalus + city | Darius III + 333, B.C., defeated, Persian king | cut the Gordian Knot
Alexander the Great 83
ancient library + city | Egyptian port city | city famous for a library | lighthouse + Egyptian city | Egypt's second-largest city | Ptolemaic Dynasty + city | Virginia city + George | Zenodotus of Ephesus + first, library
Alexandria 39
directed "Psycho" | directed "North by Northwest" + director | directed "The 39 Steps" + director | directed "The Birds" + films | directed "Vertigo" + director, films, directed "Rear Window", Rebecca | 1976's "Family Plot" + director's last film | Master of Suspense + films | The Lodger | directed "Lifeboat" + best, director | director made a cameo appearance + film
Alfred Hitchcock 49
is the longest river in South America + largest river in the world, water | Iquitos river + 2300 miles, Iquitos, Peru, Obidos, Peru river | female warriors in Greek myth | online retailer | CEO Jeff Bezos + online | river has the world's largest drainage basin | Francisco de Orellana + 1542, river, women | Penthesilea, queen + Slain by Achilles, queen of these warriors | 4,000-mile-long river | Brazil river + Solimoes River | attacked by female warriors + name, river | Ecuador river | Purus + flow, longest, Madeira, river | Ucayali & Maranon Rivers + Peru river | carries more water + combined, water than the longest rivers | rainforest + world's largest tropical, river | piranhas river | race of warrior women
Amazon 122
is the longest river in South America + largest river in the world, water | Iquitos river + 2300 miles, Iquitos, Peru, Peru river | online retailer | Jeff Bezos + online | river has the world's largest drainage basin | Francisco de Orellana + 1542, river, women | 4,000-mile-long river | Solimoes River + Brazil | attacked by female warriors + name, river | Ecuador river | Purus + flow, longest, Madeira, river | Ucayali & Maranon Rivers + Peru river | carries more water + combined, longest, rivers | rainforest + river
Amazon 98
first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic + person to fly solo, Hawaii to the U.S. mainland | publisher husband George Putnam + 1937 | 2 July 1937 | tried to fly around the world in 1937 + vanished, navigator, woman tried to fly around the world | Howland Island + 1937 | aviatrix + transatlantic flight | woman's flight across the Atlantic | Fred Noonan disappeared + 1937 | was the first woman to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross + 1932 | "Lady Lindy" | July 24 + aviator | Lockheed Electra | aviation editor of Cosmopolitan
Amelia Earhart 76
woman aviator + first person to fly | first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic | publisher husband George Putnam + 1937 | July 1937 | tried to fly around the world in 1937 + vanished, navigator, woman tried to fly around the world | Howland Island + 1937 | aviatrix | woman's flight across the Atlantic | Fred Noonan disappeared + 1937 | was the first woman to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross + 1932 | fly solo from Hawaii + first
Amelia Earhart 78
woman aviator | first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic | married George Putnam + 1937, publisher | July 1937 | Pacific in 1937 + disappeared | tried to fly around the world in 1937 + vanished, navigator, woman tried to fly around the world | Howland Island + 1937 | aviatrix | flight across the Atlantic + woman | Fred Noonan disappeared + 1937 | was the first woman to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross + 1932
Amelia Earhart 81
South American mountain range | highest peak, Mount Aconcagua + Mount Aconcagua range | stretching 4,500 miles + longest mountain chain, South America, World's | mile mountain range | peak outside of Asia is found in this mountain range + highest peak outside, highest peak | world's highest mountain + mountain chain
Andes 49
In the future everyone will be world famous for fifteen minutes | artist's Pittsburgh museum + pop artist | Campbell's Soup Cans | artist had a studio known as "The Factory" | painted soup cans | silkscreen + artist
Andy Warhol 49
"famous for 15 minutes" artist + future everyone will | artist's Pittsburgh museum + pop artist | Campbell's Soup Cans | artist had a studio known as "The Factory" | painted soup cans | pop artist died + artist and filmmaker, Marilyn Monroe artist, film, museum | silkscreen + artist | 1960s artist | Brillo + artist, boxes | single-artist museum + artist's Pittsburgh, largest, Pittsburgh museum | 1968 Valerie Solanas shot + artist shot in 1968 | cover "The Velvet Underground and Nico" + Album-cover, artist, designed
Andy Warhol 79
beheaded + married Henry VIII of England, second wife | died 1536 + 19 May 1536 | mother of Queen Elizabeth I | "Anne of the Thousand Days" | Queen of England + 1536 | married Henry VIII in 1533 | 1533 she gave birth + birth to future Queen, Elizabeth I
Anne Boleyn 43
girl's diary + 1942, wrote | wrote a famous diary + girl | WWII diary + girl | The Diary of Anne
Anne Frank 45
Jewish girl + diary, WWII, young | Kitty diary + entries, famous | wrote a famous diary + girl | The Diary of Anne | published in Dutch in 1947 + Het Achterhuis, Father, published the diary
Anne Frank 51
Queen Maud Land + Queen Maud continent | Station on this continent | Vinson Massif is highest mountain on which continent + mountain in which continent | Ross Sea continent + Weddell | off this continent + broke off | Charles Wilkes + 1840, continent, first | Lincoln Ellsworth continent + 1935 Lincoln Ellsworth | considered a desert + continent, world | is the windiest continent | meteorite + continent | 1908 Ernest + continent, Ernest Henry Shackleton, first | Byrd + continent | flew over this continent + first, U.S. | ozone + continent, hole | 12 countries + sign a treaty, continent, preserve | 70% of Earth's fresh-water | Alexander Island + continent | Amundsen continent | Bellingshausen + continent | McMurdo continent | a wingless fly is largest land animal native to this continent | continent is claimed | continent range | continent to be discovered | explore this continent | first person born + Emilio Palma
Antarctica 112
Queen Maud Land + continent | Station on this continent | continent's Mount Erebus | Vinson Massif is highest mountain on which continent + mountain in which continent | Ross Sea continent + Weddell | off this continent | Charles Wilkes + 1840, continent, first | Lincoln Ellsworth continent + 1935 Lincoln Ellsworth | considered a desert + continent, world | is the windiest continent | meteorite + continent
Antarctica 68
Queen Maud Land + Queen Maud continent | Station on this continent | continent's Mount Erebus | Vinson Massif is highest mountain on which continent + mountain in which continent | Ross Sea continent + Weddell | off this continent | Charles Wilkes + 1840, continent, first | Lincoln Ellsworth continent + 1935 Lincoln Ellsworth | considered a desert + continent, world | is the windiest continent | meteorite + continent | flew over this continent + first, U.S. | ozone + continent, hole
Antarctica 76
Russian playwright + short stories, Uncle, wrote | "The Cherry Orchard" playwright | plays Three Sisters
Anton Chekhov 40
Russian playwright wrote + playwright died in 1904, Russian short story, Three Sisters and The Cherry Orchard, Uncle | wrote plays like "Uncle Vanya" + playwright | play "The Seagull" + wrote | plays Three Sisters | Antosha Chekhonte + wrote | Pushkin Prize + Medicine is my lawful wife, literature is my mistress
Anton Chekhov 51
Russian playwright + playwright died in 1904, Russian short story, Uncle, wrote | "The Cherry Orchard" playwright | play "The Seagull" + wrote | playwright wrote + Russian, The Three Sisters | plays Three Sisters
Anton Chekhov 54
golden fruit | Delicious fruit | Gravenstein | Macintosh fruit | Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak + company | Cortland | The Beatles' record label
Apple 43
golden fruit | Delicious fruit | Gravenstein | Macintosh fruit | Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak + company | Cortland | The Beatles' record label | "Think Different" + company | Cupertino, California + company | Gwyneth Paltrow + name | Isaac Newton fruit
Apple 59
movie pig + 1995 film, That'll do pig. That'll do, Not Stupid, book "The Sheep-Pig" | Farmer Hoggett + 1995 film, James Cromwell film | Dick King-Smith book + 1995, The Gallant Pig, film | subtitled "Pig in the City" + 1995, sequel, film about a pig | 1979 Styx song | 1995 Oscar-winning movie | 1995 title porker + film | Christine Cavanaugh + Pig | George Herman Ruth | name of Paul Bunyan's + ox
Babe 53
largest Maryland city + Inner Harbor | Francis Scott Key city + Francis Scott Key Bridge, Patapsco River city | Johns Hopkins University city | Star Spangled Banner + city, House, home of Mary Pickersgill | Lacrosse + city, home | Ravens city | 6th Baron + Frederick, Maryland | Barry Levinson + movie "Diner" & | John Waters city + Hairspray, films | Life On The Street + Homicide | place in which U.S. City
Baltimore 59
woody grass + woody stem | panda food | tall grass + Chinese grass | art of Kendo + shinai, sword | giant grass | plant seen here can grow as much as three feet in one day | highest grass + grow, world | grass family | hollow-stemmed | shakuhachi
Bamboo 52
plantain + fruit | Cavendish fruit | Honduras' exports + fruit | fruit with potassium + potassium-rich | most popular fruit | world's largest herb + fruit, not, tree | Chiquita | Twinkies' original flavor of cream
Banana 46
plantain + fruit | Cavendish fruit + Cavendish is the most | Honduras' exports + fruit export, fruit | fruit of the genus Musa | fruit with potassium + potassium-rich | most popular fruit | world's largest herb + fruit, not, tree | Chiquita | Twinkies' original flavor of cream | apple, banana | peanut butter + mashed | peel + fruit
Banana 61
Bay of Bengal country | 1971 civil war + country, East Pakistan | capital Dhaka + country | Chittagong + country
Bangladesh 44
Bay of Bengal country | 1971 civil war + country, East Pakistan | capital Dhaka + country | Burma to its southeast + Bay of Bengal, bordered, India | Chittagong + country | populous country + world | 1971 George Harrison + benefit, country | Taka + country
Bangladesh 63
Mattel doll | fashion doll + 1959 | collectible doll + version of this doll | Ruth Handler + doll | full name is Barbara | Introduced in 1959 + 1959 doll | March 1959 | teenage fashion model
Barbie 42
winged mammal | flying fox | capable of sustained flight + only mammal | mammals of the order Chiroptera | only native mammal + flying mammal, New Zealand | species of this flying mammal | wingspan of over 5 feet + mammals, one | Bacardi Rum logo + Bacardi animal
Bat 69
1994 #1 album "Ill Communication" + album Licensed to Ill | Ad-Rock, Mike D, MCA + Adam Horovitz | Adam "MCA" Yauch + "Mike D" Diamond, Adam, group | 1986 album Licensed + album Licensed to Ill, "No Sleep Till Brooklyn", rap | Brass Monkey + Brooklyn | Ad-Rock band | Hip hop band | coined by what music group + mullet | rap album + rap group
Beastie Boys 42
Ninth Symphony + composer | "Eroica" composer + Eroica Symphony | Immortal Beloved | Fidelio + opera | Fifth Symphony | Moonlight Sonata
Beethoven 70
country's King Leopold + 1831, Leopold III | Walloons + country | Bruges in this country | Wallonia + region, country | city of Liege + country | country was the Battle of Waterloo fought
Belgium 55
country once known as British Honduras | capital Belmopan + Belmopan country, Central American | the only Central American country with English as an official language | Guatemala + country, Mexico | 1638 + settlement | Dean Barrow + nation | Great Blue Hole + off the coast of what country, sinkhole off the coast, country | independent in 1981
Belize 48
American Revolution traitor + American general and traitor | American Revolutionary war general | died in 1801 | surrender West Point | turned traitor | American & British armies | Battle of Saratoga + American Revolution | Revolutionary War traitor | attacked Quebec
Benedict Arnold 45
prime minister of Italy in 1922 | Il Duce | Italian fascist dictator | Clara Petacci + 1945, April, dictator | Fascist Party | 1945 Italian + leader | Galeazzo Ciano + 1944, executed, son-in-law
Benito Mussolini 46
Victorian prime minister + Victorian novelists, Minister Made Victoria | Queen Victoria + prime minister | Prime Minister, 1874 + 1874 to 1880, minister, 1874, British Prime Minister | "Vivian Grey" + novel, British | Jewish prime minister | Coningsby + book | George Arliss + 1929, won an Oscar, P.M. | Sybil + novels
Benjamin Disraeli 43
"Poor Richard's Almanac" author | 18th century American | Philadelphia printer + 1732 | bifocals | first postmaster general + United States | invent the lightning rod + lightning rod inventor | Pennsylvania Gazette + 1730, 1729, printed | experiment with a kite + 1752, electricity experiment, famous kite | idea of daylight-saving time | "Remember that time is money" + Advice to a Young Tradesman | Philadelphia's 1st | Silence Dogood + alias was Silence | good war or a bad peace + There never was a good | nothing certain but death and taxes | Pennsylvania assembly + 1706, 1775 | Richard Saunders + Poor Richard, pen | statesman invented
Benjamin Franklin 120
Karl Schwarzschild | collapsed stars + Andromeda's center | event horizon | singularity | not even light can escape + John Archibald Wheeler | supermassive + Sagittarius A, center, Galaxy, Milky Way | area in space + escape
Black hole 39
18th century American | Poor Richard's Almanack | Philadelphia printer + 1732 | bifocals
Benjamin Franklin 44
"Poor Richard's Almanac" author | 18th century American | Philadelphia printer + 1732 | bifocals | lightning rod + inventor | postmaster general + first, United States | Pennsylvania Gazette + 1730, 1729, printed | experiment with a kite + 1752, electricity, famous | idea of daylight saving + Daylight Saving Time
Benjamin Franklin 83
killed Grendel + dragon | Grendel and Grendel's mother | Anglo-Saxon poem | English epic poem + Old English, title character, becomes king of the Geats | Hrothgar + action, epic poem, hall | Old English epic poem + hero
Beowulf 44
killed Grendel + dragon are slain, dragon | Grendel and Grendel's mother + 8th century, Danish king | Anglo-Saxon poem + slays him, Grendel's mother | English epic poem + Old English, title character of this epic poem becomes, becomes king of the Geats | Hrothgar + action, epic poem, mead hall | Old English epic poem + hero | Old English poem + slays, dies, dragon, Geats, hero | Wiglaf | 2007 animated film + epic | Seamus Heaney's + Anglo-Saxon, translation | work of English literature + 1st
Beowulf 61
capital of united Germany + Germany in 1871, capital of Prussia | Brandenburg Gate city | European capital was divided + After World War II, the city was divided | 1948 and 1949, A + city, flown | Kurfurstendamm + boulevard, city | largest German city | "Cabaret" city | Christopher Isherwood book + Goodbye | Olympia, Greece + 1936, city, flame, torch relay | U-Bahn | city in 1936 + Olympic
Berlin 73
Himalayan country + Himalayan kingdom | capital Thimphu + nation | Jigme + King, Wangchuck | Druk + Dragon, King | Land of the Thunder Dragon + country, mountain
Bhutan 40
Himalayan country + Himalayan kingdom | capital Thimphu + nation | Jigme Singye Wangchuck + country between India & Tibet, King | Druk + Dragon King | Land of the Thunder Dragon + country, mountain
Bhutan 40
governor of Arkansas 1979 | William Jefferson Blythe III + 1946, born, father William, president | president born August 19, 1946 in Hope, Arkansas + US President was born, US president | 42nd President | "At this last presidential inauguration of the twentieth century...." | "The Arsenio Hall Show" | Between Hope And History | Georgetown + attended | former US president + name
Bill Clinton 40
album "Piano Man" + My Life, song Piano Man | His 1978 album "52nd Street" + 1979 song | We Didn't Start The Fire + 1989, hit, singer | Christie Brinkley + married | Just The Way You Are + 1977, sang, years | sang "New York State Of Mind" | No. 1 album "Glass Houses" | album "River of Dreams" + 1993 | sang "Uptown Girl"
Billy Joel 47
Pat Garrett + outlaw, Sheriff | William H. Bonney + name | Henry McCarty + Old West, born, name | young outlaw + 1881, Mexico
Billy the Kid 43
outlaw, Pat Garrett + Sheriff Pat Garrett | William H. Bonney + name | Henry McCarty + Old West, born, name | young outlaw + 1881, Mexico | 1938 ballet + outlaw
Billy the Kid 49
outlaw, Pat Garrett + Sheriff Pat Garrett | William H. Bonney + name | Fort Sumner, New Mexico + 1881 | born Henry McCarty + Old West, name | 1938 ballet + outlaw | The boy bandit king + he died as he lived | died in 1881 + killed
Billy the Kid 57
captured by Pat Garrett + Sheriff Brady, outlaw, Pat Garrett, Sheriff Pat Garrett | William H. Bonney + name | Fort Sumner, New Mexico + 1881 | born Henry McCarty + Old West, Henry McCarty in NYC, name | 1938 ballet + outlaw | The boy bandit king + he died as he lived, 21 men | died in 1881 + July 14, 1881, killed | Governor Lew Wallace + 1879, pardon
Billy the Kid 60
Robert Allen Zimmerman + name | Mr Tambourine Man | All Along The Watchtower + Jimi Hendrix | Freewheelin + album, "Freewheelin'" singer | Highway 61 Revisited + singer | sang The Times They Are A-Changin + folk | song Like A Rolling Stone + 60s, hit, Top | "No Direction Home" | Duluth, Minnesota + 1941, born | album "Time Out of Mind" + 1997, won Album Of The Year Grammy, won Album, Album of the Year, Grammy | folk-rocker | sang "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" | Hibbing + May | Lay Lady Lay | Medal of Freedom + Fame | rock musician + 2008, Pulitzer
Bob Dylan 76
backed by The Wailers + Wailers singer | No Woman No Cry + Reggae | 1984 album "Legend" + Wailers | Reggae singer + Stephen | Eric Clapton + I Shot The Sheriff | Jamaican Reggae + died 1981 | Jamaican musician | Rastafarian musician + religion | Robert Nesta "Bob" Marley + died | Ziggy + Reggae | backing band + Wailers | sang "I Shot the Sheriff"
Bob Marley 46
Encephalitis + body | billion neurons + organ | medulla + body, organ | 3-pound organ + weighs | cerebrum + organ | pineal gland + organ | thalamus | Maurice LaMarche | Scarecrow + Wizard | amygdala organ | center of the nervous system + organ | spinal cord & this organ
Brain 50
leader of the Mormon Church + 1844 | first governor of the Utah Territory | 1847 + Mormon leader, Salt Lake | Utah religious leader + 1850 | Great Salt Lake Valley | Utah man + man's wives
Brigham Young 43
leader of the Mormon Church + 1844 | college in Provo + Provo, Utah | governor of the Utah Territory | 1847 + Mormon leader, Salt Lake | Utah religious leader + 1850
Brigham Young 51
leader of the Mormons in 1844 + Born June 1, 1801, Mormon Church | Utah university + college opened in 1875, Provo, Utah | leader of the Mormon Church + 1844, Joseph Smith as leader of the Mormon | Utah religious leader + 1850, first governor of the Utah Territory | 1847 + Mormon leader, Salt Lake | Utah man + man's wives | Lion House + Salt Lake City, wives
Brigham Young 64
sang "Born In The USA" + singer was born, sang "Born To Run" | sang "Blinded By The Light" + wrote "Blinded By The Light" | nickname is 'the boss' + musician, singer | sang "Streets of Philadelphia" + 1991, 1994 | "Dancing In The Dark" in his 1984 | Asbury Park, N.J. + Greetings | The E Street Band | album The Ghost + The Ghost Of Tom Joad | married Patti Scialfa + 1991, backup, backup singer
Bruce Springsteen 50
Born to Run / Born in the U.S.A + rock & roll's future, Jon Landau | sang "Born In The USA" + singer was born, sang "Born To Run" | backed by The E Street Band | sang "Blinded By The Light" + wrote "Blinded By The Light", Manfred Mann | nickname is 'the boss' + musician, singer | sang "Streets of Philadelphia" + 1994 | "Dancing In The Dark" in his 1984 | Asbury Park, N.J. + Greetings | album The Ghost + The Ghost Of Tom Joad | hit album, "Nebraska" + 1982 album "Nebraska", 1995 album "Greatest Hits", track | married Patti Scialfa + 1991, backup, backup singer | "Darkness On The Edge Of Town" | Freehold | Tenth Avenue | album "The River" | sang "Glory Days"
Bruce Springsteen 86
"The Sixth Sense" actor + starred | "Die Hard" actor | "Moonlighting" actor + 1987 this actor | Die Hard star | His 1987 album "The Return of Bruno" + 1988, hit | "Respect Yourself" + 1987, 1988, actor | David Addison + Addison in Moonlighting, role, Emmy, winning | John McClane in Die + Die Hard | Harry Stamper + Armageddon | Malcolm Crowe + The Sixth Sense | The Whole Nine Yards
Bruce Willis 47
capital of Hungary | Aquincum + capital, Roman | Chain Bridge | Danube's banks + capital | Franz Liszt city | Houdini born
Budapest 41
Theravada religion + Mahayana religion, Theravada and Mahayana | Asian religion | "four noble truths" religion | branch of this religion + Theravada | Laos religion | Ashoka religion + B.C., Indian | Sri Lanka + religion | Zen religion | monk of this religion | stupa religion + mound
Buddhism 62
Theravada religion + Mahayana religion, Theravada and Mahayana | Asian religion | "four noble truths" religion | branch of this religion + Theravada | Laos religion | Ashoka religion + B.C. India | Sri Lanka + religion | Zen religion | monk of this religion | stupa religion + mound | Eightfold Path + religion | Mongolia religion | Nichiren | Nirvana + one | school of what religion
Buddhism 77
New York State's second-largest city + populous city in New York State | Bisons city + New York metropolis | animal on nickels + 1913 to 1938, 1937, Indian Head nickel | city on Lake Erie + New York | Plains Indians + animal | William McKinley city + NY city | "City of Good Neighbors" + "Nickel City", New York | "shuffle off to" city | Niagara city | wisent
Buffalo 46
Narnia author + "Out Of The Silent Planet", wrote | "The Screwtape Letters" author + His writings include the Narnia | The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe + Who wrote | Shadowlands + Anthony Hopkins, author, play | 7 Chronicles of Narnia | land of Narnia
C.S. Lewis 43
Sally Bowles musical | Kit Kat Club + musical | "Willkommen" + musical | 1972 Liza Minnelli film + 1972 musical, Oscar for this 1972, Director, Bob Fosse won | I Am a Camera + Musical | old chum + music | Clifford Bradshaw + Herr Schultz | Joel Grey + musical | Le Chat Noir | Most Oscars + Films that won the Best, awards, Picture | Tomorrow Belongs To Me + The Money Song | musical won 8 Oscars + Picture, while this musical
Cabaret 51
largest city in Africa + populated city in Africa, largest city of Egypt, Nile delta, Fatimid | Tahrir Square city | Ramses Hilton + city, the Nile Hilton | The Victorious + Arabic, name | Al-Azhar University + Islamic | Anwar Sadat + city | Coptic Museum + city | Giza city | Nile River + capital | Sphinx + capital
Cairo 42
element in teeth and bones | bone mineral | healthy bones & teeth | bone-building + bone element | fifth-most-abundant element by mass + abundant-element by mass in the Earth's, alkaline earth metal, body, bones, element by mass in the Earth's crust
Calcium 43
Capital of British India + 1912 | city famous for its 'black hole' + Indian | Hooghly river + Indian city | Mother Teresa city + Indian city | New Delhi + Capital of India | capital of West Bengal + India | city was named after the Hindu goddess | founded in 1690 + Indian city, East India Company | state of West Bengal
Calcutta 41
silent president | Plymouth Notch, Vermont + born in Vermont, president | only U.S. president born on July 4th + president born July 4, 1872 | 30th U.S. president | How can they tell? + 1933, Dorothy Parker, asked "how can they tell?", death of what president | Charles Dawes + 1920, president's VP | Harding died + House | Presidency 1923 + VP | If you don't say anything, you won't be called on to repeat it | Police Strike + 1919, Boston, pres | President of the United States to be sworn | Silent Cal | You Lose
Calvin Coolidge 63
Ilsa + 1939. His, 1942 film, classic, Rick | Major Strasser + 1939. His, 1942 film, role | largest city in Morocco | Here's looking at you, kid | Rick Blaine + Bogart, film | Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine + 1939. His, 1942 film, line | play Everybody Comes to Rick's + film, unproduced play
Casablanca 53
Major Strasser + 1939. His, 1942 film, role | Rick, Ilsa + 1939. His, 1942 film, classic | largest city in Morocco | Here's looking at you, kid | Rick Blaine + Bogart, film | Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine + 1939. His, 1942 film, line | play Everybody Comes to Rick's + film, unproduced play | amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world + The problems of 3 little people don't amount to a hill
Casablanca 57
Louis, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship + 1942 | largest city in Morocco | Here's looking at you, kid | Rick, Ilsa + 1939. His, 1942 film, classic | Humphrey Bogart as Rick Blaine + film | Bogart-Bergman film + starred | Major Strasser + 1942 film, role, Round up the usual suspects | Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine + 1942 film, line | play 'As Time Goes By' + 1942, film, tune | play Everybody Comes to Rick's + film, unproduced play | amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world + not amount to a hill of beans, The problems of 3 little people don't amount to a hill | "Play it again, Sam" + film | January 1943 | Morocco port + city, chief | sweetheart + Morocco
Casablanca 81
Yossarian novel + 1961, Captain John Yossarian, It was love at first sight, Time | Joseph Heller novel + 1961 | Major Major novel
Catch-22 41
Yossarian novel + 1961, Captain John Yossarian, It was love at first sight, Time | Joseph Heller novel + 1961 | major character in this book | title of a 1961 + novel, situation
Catch-22 46
Yossarian novel + 1961, Captain John Yossarian, It was love at first sight. The first time Yossarian saw the chaplain he fell madly in love with him | novel set on the island of Pianosa + 1961 novel, Joseph Heller novel, WWII novel | major character in this book | title of a 1961 + novel, situation | Milo Minderbinder + novel
Catch-22 50
Yossarian novel + 1961, Captain John Yossarian, It was love at first sight. The first time Yossarian saw the chaplain he fell madly in love with him | novel set on the island of Pianosa + setting for this 1961 WWII novel, Joseph Heller novel | major character in this book + crazy about flying, squadron | title of a 1961 + novel, situation | Milo Minderbinder + novel | bombardier + insanity
Catch-22 53
"Great" Russian empress + 1762, Orlov empress, reign | Russian throne in 1762 + 1762 to 1796, 1762 Peter III, Grigory Orlov | married Peter III of Russia + 1762, deposed, ruled | Anhalt-Zerbst + born, Prussia, Sophie | 1764 + lovers, King, Poland | Grigory Potemkin | Voltaire + Russian empress, pen | age 67 + died, Russia
Catherine the Great 64
musical features the song 'Memory' | Ailurophobia is the fear | animal did the ancient Egyptians + animals were worshipped in ancient Egypt, Ancient Egyptians worshipped, Egyptians worshipped these animals | Mistoffelees musical + Memory, Mr Mistoffelees | clowder + animals, group | is the only domestic animal not mentioned in the Bible | Felidae | Rumpleteazer + musical
Cats 45
musical features the song 'Memory' + Mistoffelees musical | Ailurophobia is the fear | animal did the ancient Egyptians + animals were worshipped in ancient Egypt, Ancient Egyptians worshipped, Egyptians worshipped these animals | book of poems by T.S. Eliot + T.S. Eliot, musical | clowder + animals, group | is the only domestic animal not mentioned in the Bible | Felidae | Rumpleteazer + Bustopher Jones, musical | 9-lived creatures | Garfield + animal | June 19, 1997 + surpassed "A Chorus Line" as the longest-running Broadway show | Now & Forever | Old Deuteronomy
Cats 60
Spanish novelist + born in 1547, Alcala de Henares, "Exemplary Tales", 5 years as a slave, written | "Don Quixote" author + La Galatea | tax collector + author | 1616 + April | Algiers + novelist, Don Quixote, 5 years | wrote Don Quijote
Cervantes 46
king of the Franks + 742, Romans, Emperor | Emperor in 800 A.D. + Christmas day 800, first Holy Roman Emperor in 800, crowned | son of Pepin the Short | Aachen + Germany, emperor
Charlemagne 56
king of the Franks + 742, Romans, Emperor | Emperor in 800 A.D. + Christmas day 800, first Holy Roman Emperor in 800, crowned | son of Pepin the Short + brother Carloman | Aachen + Germany, emperor | Holy Roman Emperor Charles the Great + more, name
Charlemagne 61
king of the Franks + 742, Romans, Emperor | Emperor in 800 A.D. + Christmas day 800, first Holy Roman Emperor in 800, crowned | son of Pepin the Short + brother Carloman | Aachen + Germany, emperor | Holy Roman Emperor Charles the Great + more, name | Father of Europe
Charlemagne 65
king of the Franks + 742, Desiderius, King of the Lombards, Romans, Emperor | Emperor in 800 A.D. + Christmas day 800 AD, Holy Roman Emperor in 800 A.D., first Holy Roman Emperor in 800, crowned, December 25 | son of Pepin the Short + brother Carloman | Aachen Cathedral + Jan. 28, 814, Franks who united, Germany, emperor | Holy Roman Emperor Charles the Great + more, name | Father of Europe | crowned Emperor of the Romans + 800, Louis the Pious, Holy Roman Emperor | 9th century ruler | Holy Roman Empire + first Holy Roman Emperor | crowned his son + Louis | sword, Joyeuse
Charlemagne 81
theory of evolution | natural selection | HMS Beagle | On the Origin of Species
Charles Darwin 45
Evolution by Natural Selection + theory | HMS Beagle | book Origin of Species | evolutionary scientist | capital of Australia's Northern Territory | naturalist wrote | 19th century scientist + man, Russell | The Descent of Man + common ancestor, humans
Charles Darwin 65
theory of evolution | natural selection | HMS Beagle | On the Origin of Species | evolutionary scientist | capital of Australia's Northern Territory | naturalist wrote
Charles Darwin 67
Alfred Russel Wallace + evolution theory | aboard HMS Beagle | book Origin of Species | evolutionary scientist | capital of Australia's Northern Territory | naturalist wrote | Evolution by Natural Selection + theory | 19th century scientist + man, Russell | 1831-36 + naturalist | British naturalist | Species author | Voyage of the Beagle + book
Charles Darwin 82
Alfred Russel Wallace + evolution theory | aboard HMS Beagle | book Origin of Species | evolutionary scientist | capital of Australia's Northern Territory | naturalist wrote | Evolution by Natural Selection + theory | 19th century scientist + man, Russell | 1831-36 + naturalist | British naturalist | Species author | Voyage of the Beagle + book | Geological Society of London + 1809 | North coast + city | wife Emma + Wedgwood
Charles Darwin 91
"The Pickwick Papers" author | "Oliver Twist" author + wrote "Oliver Twist" | "Barnaby Rudge" author + Barnaby Rudge & Martin Chuzzlewit | "Dombey and Son" author | "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" author | pseudonym Boz | "A Tale of Two Cities" author + wrote "A Tale of Two Cities" | "David Copperfield" author | 19th-century British author | "Great Expectations" author | "Hard Times" author + Bleak House | "Nicholas Nickleby" author | "The Old Curiosity Shop" author + wrote The Old Curiosity | Little Dorrit | Our Mutual Friend + author | father was in debtor's prison + author | "Cricket on the Hearth" author | Little Nell author
Charles Dickens 113
"The Pickwick Papers" author | "Oliver Twist" author | "Barnaby Rudge" author | "Dombey and Son" author | "Martin Chuzzlewit" author | "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" author | pseudonym Boz | "A Tale of Two Cities" author | "David Copperfield" author | 19th-century British author | "Great Expectations" author | "Hard Times" author + Bleak House | "Nicholas Nickleby" author | "The Old Curiosity Shop" author | Little Dorrit | Our Mutual Friend + author | father was in debtor's prison + author
Charles Dickens 114
"The Pickwick Papers" author | "Oliver Twist" author + wrote "Oliver Twist" | "Barnaby Rudge" author | "Dombey and Son" author | "Martin Chuzzlewit" author | "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" author | pseudonym Boz | "A Tale of Two Cities" author | "David Copperfield" author | 19th-century British author | "Great Expectations" author | "Hard Times" author + Bleak House | "Nicholas Nickleby" author | "The Old Curiosity Shop" author | Little Dorrit | Our Mutual Friend + author | father was in debtor's prison + author | "Cricket on the Hearth" author
Charles Dickens 118
nicknamed "The Lone Eagle" + flying | Spirit of St. Louis plane | May 21, 1927 | wife Anne Morrow + Anne Spencer Morrow | airmail service + 1927, pilot | Time magazine's first Man of the Year + 1927, first Time magazine Man | aviator in 1927 + first | Little Falls, Minnesota + aviator, home | fly solo across the Atlantic + 1927, man to fly the Atlantic, first person to fly | A. Scott Berg + 1999 | Le Bourget + 1927, landed, people | New York to Paris flight + first solo, Orteig Prize | kidnapped in 1932 | Air Corps Reserve | Feb. 4, 1902 + Detroit | Roosevelt Field | hero's welcome + 1927 | solo transatlantic + flight | someone kidnapped his son + aviator
Charles Lindbergh 100
The Lone Eagle + flying | The Spirit of St. Louis | May 20, 1927 | wife Anne Morrow | airmail + 1927, pilot
Charles Lindbergh 44
nicknamed "The Lone Eagle" + flying | Spirit of St. Louis plane | May 20, 1927 | wife Anne Morrow | airmail + 1927, pilot | Time magazine's first Man of the Year + 1927, first Time magazine Man | aviator in 1927 + first | Little Falls, Minnesota + aviator, home | fly solo across the Atlantic + 1927, first person to fly | A. Scott Berg + 1999 | Le Bourget + 1927, landed, people | New York to Paris flight + first solo | kidnapped in 1932
Charles Lindbergh 82
South Carolina city + 1920s, South Carolina port, dance | West Virginia capital | 1923 Broadway + city, dance, musical, Runnin' WIld | Fort Sumter + city, harbor
Charleston 41
South Carolina city + popular 1920s dance, South Carolina port | West Virginia capital | 1923 Broadway + city, dance, musical, Runnin' WIld | Fort Sumter + city, harbor | Ashley and Cooper rivers + city
Charleston 44
Little Tramp role + created the Little Tramp, film | directed "The Great Dictator" + Paulette Goddard, movie The Great Dictator | 1936's "Modern Times" | The Gold Rush + 1925's | married Oona O'Neill | 1992 Robert Downey Jr film | Silent film legend | co-founder of United Artists
Charlie Chaplin 44
Everybody knows the name + bar | bar on this show | Frasier + spin-off | Kirstie Alley + 1988, 1991, sitcom, Rebecca Howe | Rhea Perlman + Eddie, TV | Boston bar | George Wendt + Norm | Norm series
Cheers 41
bar where everybody knows your name + Bull & Finch Pub, Everybody knew this show, Sam, Diane | Frasier + spin-off | Kirstie Alley series + 1991, sitcom, Rebecca Howe | Rhea Perlman + Eddie, TV | Boston bar + bar did Sam | George Wendt + Norm | Norm series | Making your way in the world today takes everything you've got | Sorry, we're closed | TV theme song + Where Everybody Knows Your Name
Cheers 44
fastest cat | fastest land animal | World's fastest animal | cat can't retract its claws + only cat | swift African cat | big cat + purr | cat to hunt | hunting leopard
Cheetah 42
Oscar for "Moonstruck" + starred | last name Sarkisian | sang "Believe" + "Believe" in 1999, Closer to the Truth, woman with a #1 hit | If I Could Turn Back Time + 1990, sang If I Could Turn Back | "Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves" + first solo, hit | Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean | Elijah Blue | Gregg Allman + Mrs. Sonny Bono, married | Just Like Jesse James
Cher 44
Atacama Desert country | Easter Island country | Augusto Pinochet + country | Salvador Allende nationality + 1973 | Valparaiso country | copper country | Bernardo O'Higgins country | Gabriela Mistral nationality + Nobel Prize | Santiago country | South American coastal country | largest recorded earthquake + 1960, country | long South American country + wide | narrow country | 1818 + country | Michelle Bachelet + South American country, president | Pablo Neruda nationality | country, 2,600 miles + miles long, South American
Chile 118
Atacama Desert country | Easter Island country | Augusto Pinochet + country | Salvador Allende nationality + 1973 | Valparaiso country | copper country | Bernardo O'Higgins country | Gabriela Mistral nationality + Nobel Prize
Chile 68
country south of Mongolia | country's Three Gorges dam + world | Hainan country | What country invented gunpowder | Cultural Revolution country + 60s | India ink + country was India | Mao nationality | Yellow River + country | island of Taiwan + country | porcelain + country | "Turandot" country + Puccini's Turendot | Asia's population + nation | By 221 B.C. + country, state | Cathay country | Hu Jintao + country | Qing Dynasty + country | Shenzhou 5 + 2003, country launched, man into space | Silk Road + country | Sinology + history & customs of this country, expert | What country produces the most + world | Yangtze River country | Yunnan country | country's Shang dynasty | gold in men's + country, win | only one time zone + largest country
China 118
music by this Polish-French composer | composer with George Sand + novelist George Sand | Warsaw + 1831, Polish composer | mazurkas | Born in 1810 + Polish composer
Chopin 47
music by this Polish-French composer | composer with George Sand + novelist George Sand | Warsaw + 1831, composer's heart, Polish composer | Polish pianist + 19th century Polish, Polish composer | mazurkas | Born in 1810 + Polish composer, Schumann | nocturnes + Polish composer
Chopin 58
fourth voyage to the New World + fourth voyage in 1502 | second voyage in 1493 | explorer in 1493 | man's voyages | "Admiral of the Ocean Sea" | 1451 + born, Genoa | Hispaniola + 1492 | Seville + Santo Domingo, explorer | died in 1506 + Valladolid | lunar eclipse + 1504, Jamaicans
Christopher Columbus 51
fourth voyage to the New World, 1502 | second voyage in 1493 | explorer in 1493 | man's voyages | "Admiral of the Ocean Sea" | 1451 + born, Genoa | Hispaniola + 1492 | Seville + Santo Domingo | died in 1506 + Valladolid | lunar eclipse + 1504, Jamaicans | 1498 + America, Venezuela | Italian explorer + 1492 | Pinta and Santa Maria + Nina | Samuel Eliot Morison | Spain to the Indies | coin in 1992 | commemorative + coin | explorer born
Christopher Columbus 75
Frederick Ashton + 1948, ballet, tale, stepsisters | fairy godmother tale | glass slipper tale + little glass slipper | Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo + Disney, film | Anastasia and Drizella + characters, Disney, stepsisters | version of this fairy tale
Cinderella 47
Frederick Ashton + 1948, ballet, tale, stepsisters | fairy godmother tale | glass slipper tale + little glass slipper | Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo + Disney, film | Anastasia and Drizella + characters, Disney, stepsisters | version of this fairy tale | "Cendrillon" + fairy tale, French | Gus & Jaq, mice | La Cenerentola fairy tale | Prince Charming film + Fairy Godmother movie | evil stepsisters + 2 | pumpkin coach
Cinderella 65
lily pond + 1899, painted water lilies | painting Impression Sunrise | lived in Giverny + painting | French artist + French impressionist, Impressionist | Haystacks | Argenteuil + 1874, painted | impressionist painter + Giverny | Manet + painting, works | Nympheas + paintings, Series
Claude Monet 102
painted the "Water Lilies" series | painting Impression Sunrise + Impressionism got its name | lived in Giverny + painting | Haystacks artist | paintings of Rouen Cathedral + 1895, impressionist painter, famous, French, series | Argenteuil + 1874, painted | lily pond + 1899, painted water lilies | Manet + artist, works | painted poppies + Poppy Field | Camille + 1870, painted | Vetheuil | work for which Impressionism
Claude Monet 109
lily pond + 1899, painted water lilies | painting Impression Sunrise | lived in Giverny + painting | Haystacks artist | paintings of Rouen Cathedral + 1895, impressionist painter, famous, French, series | Argenteuil + 1874, painted | Manet + painting, works | painted poppies + Poppy Field
Claude Monet 95
Shakespeare queen | son Caesarion + B.C. she gave birth, son of Julius Caesar | Ptolemy XV Caesarion + Egypt, ended | 1963 film + Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor | Ptolemy XIII + brother, Pharaoh Ptolemy | 1963 epic + Burton, Historical, film, Taylor | ancient queen + killed | co-ruler + Egyptian ruler, father, Ptolemy XII, Ptolemy XIII | O Antony + nay I will take thee | caesar and mark anthony + lover of both, Julius Caesar, Egypt | first Pharaoh of Egypt + last | most expensive movie + 1960s, epic | queen with Mark Antony | Between 51 BC + Egypt | Pascal + nose | Poor venomous fool | commited suicide by asp bite | sister Arsinoe + queen, seduce
Cleopatra 88
Million Dollar Baby, 2004 + Director | Harry Callahan role + films | directed "Play Misty for Me" + director's, first film, "Play Misty for Me" | directed "Unforgiven" | "The Outlaw Josey Wales" actor | Rowdy Yates in Rawhide | mayor of Carmel, California 1986 | "Man with No Name" role | Gran Torino + director | directed "Letters from Iwo Jima"
Clint Eastwood 54
weapons in this board game + lead pipe game, lead pipe, a knife | Mr. Boddy game + board game, classic, murder, victim | Professor Plum + board game, Miss Scarlet | game with a wrench | Colonel Mustard + game | Conservatory + game | game with suspects | whodunit game
Clue 41
Asian snake + Indian snake | hooded snake + Long ago, snake, Portuguese word for "snake" | king snake + venomous snake | Carroll Shelby + design | Most snake + venomous | species of venomous snake | spitting + snake
Cobra 39
Dr John S. Pemberton concoct + 1886, beverage created by John Pemberton | soft drink company | Atlanta-based company + Atlanta beverage company | It's the real thing | The pause that refreshes | new formula | world soft-drink
Coca-Cola 50
Dr John S. Pemberton concoct + 1886, beverage created by John Pemberton, pharmacist | Atlanta-based company + Atlanta beverage company, Atlanta soft drink | It's the real thing | The pause that refreshes | new formula | world soft-drink | Bite the wax tadpole | brain tonic | merchandise + product, secret | secret formula
Coca-Cola 53
South American country bordered + Panama | Cali + country | Medellin country | Cartagena + country | Pablo Escobar nationality + American | capital at Bogotá + country
Colombia 51
South American country bordered + Panama | Cali country | Medellin country | Cartagena country | Pablo Escobar nationality + American | capital at Bogotá + country | Barranquilla + country | Gabriel Garcia Marquez nationality
Colombia 59
Panama used to be part of which country + 1821 Panama broke away from Spain & became a province, 1903 Panama, independence from this country, independence | Cali country | Medellin country + city Medellin | Cartagena country | Pablo Escobar nationality + kingpin, American | capital at Bogotá + country | South American country bordered + Panama | Barranquilla + country | Gabriel Garcia Marquez nationality | Cristobal Colon + country | FARC + country | Ingrid Betancourt | New Granada | Panama, Peru + country | President Alvaro Uribe | United States of Colombia | Venezuela border
Colombia 88
1981, this Space Shuttle was the first | Oregon-Washington border + Oregon and Washington river | New York City university + It was founded in 1754, King's College | capital of South Carolina | Grand Coulee Dam + Grand Coulee river | Pulitzer Prize university
Columbia 53
1981, this Space Shuttle was the first + first Space Shuttle to be launched into space | river forms much of the border between Oregon and Washington | New York City's Ivy League school + It was founded in 1754, King's College was founded in New York City | University of South Carolina city | Grand Coulee Dam + Grand Coulee river | Pulitzer Prize university | 1792 Robert Gray + Robert Gray's ship, river | Astoria + bridge, Oregon, river | Washington State + name, river | Joseph Pulitzer endowed + journalism school
Columbia 74
1981, this Space Shuttle was the first | river forms much of the border between Oregon and Washington | New York City's Ivy League school + It was founded in 1754, King's College was founded in New York City | capital of South Carolina | Grand Coulee Dam + Grand Coulee river | Pulitzer Prize university | Astoria + bridge, Oregon, river | Robert Gray + 1792, river, ship | Washington State + name, river | northwest river
Columbia 76
Shoemaker-Levy | tailed bodies | Hale-Bopp + 1997 | million miles long + tail | Encke + 3.3 years, one, period | celestial body + long | "dirty snowballs" | Greek long haired + name | astronomer Edmond Halley | coma, tail + nucleus, object
Comet 53
U.S. state are called Nutmegs | 1665 New Haven Colony + New Haven Colony merged, state | New Haven state + 1665, New London, New Haven, New London state | Bridgeport state + Bridgeport is the largest city | Joseph Lieberman state + senator Christopher Dodd state | smallest state in area + Delaware, After Rhode Island, USA's | 1687 + charter, hid this colony's charter, oak tree, hid | Long Island Sound | Prescott Bush state
Connecticut 49
was the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity | Edict of Milan + Christian Roman, emperor | 330 AD + Byzantium, Rome to Byzantium, capital of the Roman Empire | 337 AD + 324, Roman, emperor | "Great" Roman Emperor | 2005 Keanu Reeves film + Hellblazer comic book | Council of Nicaea + 325, A.D., Christ
Constantine 41
was the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity | Edict of Milan emperor + Christian Roman, Licinius | 330 AD + Byzantium, Rome to Byzantium, capital of the Roman Empire | 337 AD + 324, Roman, emperor | "Great" Roman Emperor | 2005 Keanu Reeves film + Hellblazer comic book | Council of Nicaea + 325, A.D., Christ
Constantine 41
Danish capital + Royal Danish Ballet, Tivoli Gardens city, Roskilde | famous Tivoli Gardens | city's harbor has the statue + Little Mermaid | Tivoli Gardens amusement park + capital | Christiansborg Palace + city | "Merchant's Harbor" | Bohr was born | Kierkegaard city | Malmo + city | Niels Bohr city | Stroget + pedestrians
Copenhagen 70
reddish metal | element, symbol Cu + metal is the Statue, chemical symbol Cu | both brass & bronze + brass & bronze metal | Cyprus metal + mined in Cyprus, Roman | Wilson's disease + body | 7.5% this metal + consisting of 92.5% silver, Sterling silver | first nonprecious metal + tools | number 29 | quarters metal
Copper 53
Iraklion island + largest Greek Island | Minoan civilization + Minoan island | Knossos island + Palace at Knossos | Mediterranean island + Greek
Crete 49
Iraklion island + largest Greek Island | Minoan civilization + Minoan island | Palace at Knossos on this island | Mediterranean island + Greek | 1669 + Greek island, 21-year siege, year siege | El Greco was born on what island | Minos island | Minotaur island
Crete 65
Greek island, & the fifth-largest island in the Mediterranean | Minoan civilization + Mount Ida, Minoan island | Palace at Knossos on this island | Iraklion island + largest Greek Island | 1669 + Greek island, 21-year siege, year siege | El Greco was born on what island | Minos island | Minotaur island | Europe's southernmost point + Islands, islet | Labyrinth + island
Crete 70
Guantanamo Bay + country, Havana country | largest island in the Caribbean | Jose Marti + Country | cigar country | 90 miles south of Florida + island | Platt Amendment of 1901 + country, U.S. | communist island
Cuba 48
Guantanamo Bay + country, Havana country | largest island in the Caribbean | Jose Marti nationality | cigar country | 90 miles south of Florida + island | Platt Amendment of 1901 + country, U.S. | communist island | Andy García nationality | Fidel Castro nationality | Granma + national | island nation in the West Indies + largest
Cuba 64
Guantanamo Bay + country, Havana country | largest island in the Caribbean | Jose Marti nationality + Radio Marti | cigar country + country's embargo | 90 miles south of Florida + island | Platt Amendment of 1901 + country, U.S. intervention | communist island | Andy García nationality | Fidel Castro nationality | Granma + national | Ricardos + Ricky | island nation in the West Indies + largest | Angola + 1970s, Caribbean country | Antilles + largest | Bacardi + country | Bay of Pigs Invasion + 60s | Camaguey | Gloria Estefan nationality | Guantanamera + country | Isle of Pines country + Isle of Youth | Key West + country | Raul Castro + country
Cuba 98
Greek & Turkish island + country | Nicosia, the capital of this country | Turkey invaded + island | Othello island | Eastern Mediterranean island | EU island country | Kypriaki Dimokratia + country | president of this island nation + Makarios | highest peak is called Mount Olympus + island
Cyprus 55
"Lady Chatterley's Lover" author + wrote | "Sons and Lovers" author | "The Rainbow" author | "Women in Love" author | Taos, New Mexico + 1920s, novelist | obscene + 1915, The Rainbow
D.H. Lawrence 44
1953 Crick & Watson + Watson and Crick determined the structure, Wilkins, Watson & Crick, genetic structure | double helix | Deoxyribonucleic acid | Francis Crick & James Watson | Adenine, thymine + cytosine, guanine | genetic code + carries | substance that carries genetic
DNA 43
Tibetan leader fled to India + spiritual leader of Tibet, Tibet ruler | Tenzin Gyatso + better, title | 1989 Nobel Prize + old, Prize winner, only, 14, Nobel Peace Prize, title, years | 1578 + title | 1959 this leader + fled | Buddhist leader + exile | Lhasa + 1959, Potala Palace, religious leader
Dalai Lama 40
Tibetan religious leader + Tibetan leader fled to India, incarnation, leader became the ruler, spiritual leader of Tibet, Tibet ruler | Tenzin Gyatso + better, title | 1989 Nobel Prize winner + 1989 Nobel Peace Prize, old, only, 14, title, years | 1578 + Yellow Hat sect, title | Buddhist leader + exile | Lhasa + 1959, Potala Palace, religious leader | Gendun + title | Kundun + leader | The Art of Happiness | born on Jul 6 1935
Dalai Lama 48
American frontiersman | blazed the Wilderness Road + 1775 | Cumberland Gap + 1775, frontiersman | Kentucky frontiersman | Kentucky trailblazer | Ed Ames + friend, Mingo | Fess Parker + 60s | famous frontiersman | Filson + pioneer | born in 1734 | character of Natty Bumppo
Daniel Boone 52
Scottish city + born, Castle, Holyrood city | Firth of Forth city | JK Rowling + city | Prince Philip, Duke | Sir Arthur + Scottish | St. Giles | festival "Fringe" + city, largest, world
Edinburgh 53
Budapest river | Bratislava river + Slovakia, Hungary | emptying into the Black Sea + flows into the Black Sea, Black Forest, river flows into the Black Sea, river | Europe's second-longest river | beautiful blue river | Belgrade river | Bulgaria & Romania + river | Austrian river | river rises in Black Forest
Danube 84
Budapest river | Hungary river | emptying into the Black Sea + Black Forest, river flows into the Black Sea, river | Bratislava river | Europe's second-longest river | beautiful blue river | Belgrade river | Romania river | Austrian river
Danube 87
Budapest river | Bratislava river + Slovakia, Hungary | emptying into the Black Sea + flows into the Black Sea, Black Forest, river flows into the Black Sea, river | Europe's second-longest river | beautiful blue river | Belgrade river | Bulgaria & Romania + river | Germany, Austria + river | river rises in Black Forest | Sava River | Tisza + river | cities of Buda and Pest + river
Danube 93
1504 Michelangelo man + 1504 statue, Finished, Michelangelo sculpture, Michelangelo statue | Michelangelo's marble sculpture | Donatello sculpture + biblical | second king of Israel + B.C. | statue of this biblical + Donatello and Michelangelo statue, marble statue | Absalom, my son, my son | Florence statue | nude sculpture
David 47
1504 Michelangelo man + 1504 statue, Finished, Michelangelo sculpture, Michelangelo statue | marble statue of this biblical + Donatello marble sculpture, Donatello and Michelangelo statue | Donatello bronze sculpture + biblical, Renaissance nude | second king of Israel + B.C. | Absalom, my son, my son | Florence statue | Absalom was killed + father of Absalom | biblical hero + Donatello | harp playing + king | rock and a sling | wrote psalms
David 52
sang "Ziggy Stardust" | album "Let's Dance" + 1983, sang "Let's Dance" | sang Space Oddity | Goblin King in "Labyrinth" | The Man Who Fell to Earth + 1976, 1978 | married Iman + 1992 | Thin White Duke + Ziggy Stardust | Under Pressure + Queen
David Bowie 51
sang "Ziggy Stardust" | 1983 album "Let's Dance" + 1983 song, sang "Let's Dance" | sang Space Oddity + Planet Earth is blue and there's nothing I, Suffragette City | 1976's "The Man Who Fell to Earth" + 1977 | Goblin King in "Labyrinth" | married Iman + 1992 | Monkees + name, singer | Thin White Duke + Ziggy Stardust | Under Pressure + Queen | "Diamond Dogs" | "Zoolander" actor | Modern Love | The Last Temptation of Christ + Pontius Pilate
David Bowie 67
Mr. Micawber book | Uriah Heep novel + Dickens novel | Mr. Murdstone novel + Clara Peggotty, Dickens | illusionist + name | Statue of Liberty disappear + magician | autobiographical book of Dickens
David Copperfield 55
Mr. Micawber book | Dickens book with Uriah Heep | Mr. Murdstone novel + Betsey Trotwood, Clara Peggotty, Dickens | name Illusionist + American illusionist, TV special | Statue of Liberty disappear + walking through the Great Wall of China, magician made the Statue of Liberty | Wickfield novel + Heep novel, Dickens | autobiographical book of Dickens + most autobiographical | Mr. Creakle book + Edward Murdstone
David Copperfield 64
Mr. Micawber book | Dickens book with Uriah Heep | Mr. Murdstone novel + Clara Peggotty, Dickens | name Illusionist | Statue of Liberty disappear + magician | Wickfield novel + Heep novel, Dickens | autobiographical book of Dickens | Mr. Creakle book
David Copperfield 64
1840s missionary in Africa + 1813, Scottish | African explorer + "presume" explorer, Scottish explorer | Scottish missionary + 1841 | 1873 + Africa, died, missionary | London Missionary Society + 1840, graduating, hoped to be sent to China, medical school | Zambezi + 1813, discovered, missionary | November 1871 + Stanley | discovered Victoria Falls + 1855, missionary
David Livingstone 44
Carthaginian general + B.C. | crossed the Alps + elephants | Battle of Zama + 202 bC | His 218 B.C. + Carthaginian
Hannibal 53
King of the Wild Frontier | Tennessee congressman | coonskin caps | Tennessee frontiersman + 1821, 1835, election to the Tennessee | killed at the Alamo + Tennessee | American folk hero | August 17, 1786 + born August 17, Tennessee, Texas | Be always sure you're right--then go ahead! + motto was Be always sure you're right | Fess Parker
Davy Crockett 57
world's lowest point + lowest sea, shores | salt sea | borders Israel and Jordan + Jordanian lake, lake that borders | Earth's lowest elevation + body of water, sea level, surface | 1300 feet below sea level | Sodom & Gomorrah + believe, body of water | high salt
Dead Sea 44
December 7, 1787 + Constitution, first state, ratify | New Castle, Kent & Sussex Counties state | DuPont + state | Blue Hen State | Washington crossed this river + 1776 | Dover is the capital of which state | Philadelphia river
Delaware 45
December 7, 1787 + Constitution, ratify the U.S. Constitution, first state, ratify | The First State + January 1999 | New Castle, Kent & Sussex Counties state | DuPont + state | Blue Hen State | Washington crossed this river + 1776 | Dover is the capital of which state | Philadelphia river | Wilmington + Swedish colony, state | 1682 + William Penn | Hessians + cross, river on Christmas, Christmas | Liberty and Independence + States | Thomas West + Warr | Vice President Joe Biden + state
Delaware 74
Greenland country | U.S. bought the Virgin Islands from this country + 1917 | King Christian country | Queen Margrethe II + Margrethe II nationality | Faroe Islands country | country with the oldest flag | country's Jutland Peninsula | Dannebrog country + country's flag, Dannebrog flag
Denmark 75
Motor City | "Rock City" + Kiss | Free Press + city | largest Michigan city + US | Ford city | Cadillac city | Joe Louis city + arena | Lake Erie & Lake St. Clair + city's | Lake Erie + French
Detroit 56
Motor City | "Rock City" + Kiss | Free Press + city | largest Michigan city + US, Wayne State University | Ford city | Cadillac city + Cadillac Tower | Joe Louis city + arena | Lake Erie & Lake St. Clair + city's | Lake Erie + connecting Lake, French | 1701 this city was founded as a French | 8 Mile + city | Dave Bing + city, Mayor | Freeway + Chrysler, Ford | Isaac Brock + 1812, captured, city | July 24, 1701 + Cadillac | Motown Historical + city | first STOP sign + city | town was Robocop
Detroit 83
April birthstone | hardest gem | is the hardest natural substance | 10 on Mohs scale of hardness | Arkansas gem + state | Kimberlite + precious | hardest mineral
Diamond 40
April birthstone | hardest gem | is the hardest natural substance | 10 on Mohs scale of hardness | Arkansas gem + state | Kimberlite + precious | hardest mineral | crystalline carbon | gem composed
Diamond 48
"Gorillas in the Mist" author + "Gorillas In The Mist" woman | studied gorillas + Rwanda gorillas | murdered in 1985 + murdered primatologist, murdered in Rwanda, poaching | study mountain gorillas + Louis Leakey | reads "No one loved gorillas more" + grave marker | naturalist + gorillas
Dian Fossey 39
Russian novel by Boris Pasternak | Russian novel with Lara | literary Russian physician | 1965 epic + 1965 film, Lean | Omar Sharif + 1965, Doctor, Russian | Lara's Theme + 1965 film
Doctor Zhivago 49
Pasternak novel + Russian novel, Soviet publishers | Russian novel with Lara | literary Russian physician | 1965 Romantic epic + 1965 Alec Guinness film, Lean in 1965, Sharif character, Alec Guinness as Yevgraf, half brother Yevgraf | Omar Sharif + 1965, Doctor, Russian | Russian novel by Boris Pasternak | Lara's Theme + 1965 film | David Lean + Russian | Pasternak doctor | Russian Revolution + Russian physician, love | wife of a revolutionary
Doctor Zhivago 68
The Lady with the Lamp | Crimean War with a lamp + Crimean War woman, nursing, soldiers | famous nurse | Order of Merit + first woman, British | "Notes on Nursing" + 1860 | Born 12 May 1820 + nurse | Scutari + 1820, Hospital | St Thomas' Hospital + 1860, school for nurses, training | founder of modern nursing
Florence Nightingale 51
extinct flightless bird + Extinct by 1680, extinct bird of Mauritius, Mauritius flightless bird | island of Mauritius + Mauritius bird, extinct | extinct in 1681 + 1681 on Mauritius | double talk bird | Raphus cucullatus + bird
Dodo 44
sang "9 To 5" + film, "9 to 5", theme | not dumb & i'm also not blonde' + not offended by dumb blonde jokes, country | Here You Come Again + 1977, country, pop | Porter Wagoner + Kenny Rogers "Islands in the Stream", I Will Always Love You, sang "I Will Always Love You", partner, wrote | Whitney Houston + I Will Always Love You | buxom + country | sang "Jolene" | Dollywood theme park | Two Doors Down | country female artist | married Carl Dean
Dolly Parton 47
Hispaniola country + Duarte Peak, highest point in the West Indies, 3 of Hispanola | Juan Pablo Duarte + Pico Duarte, merengue | country borders Haiti | Lake Enriquillo | Oscar de la Renta | Santo Domingo in this country | occupied this nation + Hispaniola
Dominican Republic 40
Sancho Panza book + character | Cervantes novel | La Mancha + name
Don Quixote 41
Sancho Panza book + character | Cervantes novel | La Mancha + name | Dulcinea + character | horse Rocinante
Don Quixote 55
Sancho Panza book + character, squire was Sancho Panza | Cervantes novel + Cervantes character, tone poem | At a village of La Mancha + lived not long, name | Dulcinea + character | horse Rocinante | 1605 novel | 17th C. novel | Alonso Quijano + changes, name | Spanish literary character | Marius + Ballet, Petipa | Spanish classic | The Ingenious Gentleman + Cervantes | ballet based on this novel | knight errant | lance + one, shield
Don Quixote 90
"old soldier" faded away + Old soldiers never die | commander of U.N. forces in Korea + 1952, replaced by General Matthew Ridgway, Korean War, Remington Rand | April 11, 1951 + address to Congress in 1951, Congress April | 1951 he told Congress, I now close my military career + no substitute for victory | 1951 general + general fired by Truman | March 1942 + Philippines, I shall return, vowing | general in the Philippines | The Napoleon of Luzon | Japan surrendered to this general | he returned in 1944 + Philippines | American Caesar | Oct. 20, 1944 + 1944 on Leyte, Philippine soil | close my military career & just fade away + Before Congress in 1951 | 1977 Gregory Peck film + general | Far East general | It is fatal to enter any war without the will to win it + 1952 | forces in the Far East + Commander-in-Chief, commander, U.S. forces
Douglas MacArthur 102
old soldier + fade away | command in Korea + 1948, 1952, U.N. Commander | April 1951 | Congress in 1951, There | "I shall return" + 1942, Philippines | 1951 general | general in the Philippines
Douglas MacArthur 62
Theodor Geisel's pseudonym + name, pen | And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street + born in 1904, 1937, author | His book "Daisy-Head Maysie" + 1995 | the Lorax author + wrote | "The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T" + author | "The Cat in the Hat" author | Green Eggs and Ham + books | Oh The Places You'll Go + Author | "If I Ran the Zoo" author | Beginner Books + author | Fox in Socks | One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish + wrote | Read Across America + kids' author, Day, March 2 | author called his Yertle | pen name did author + Theodor Geisel
Dr. Seuss 66
1897 novel | Transylvania novel + Jonathan Harker novel, British | Bram Stoker novel | Dr Seward's + novel, Jonathan Harker, Helsing, Journal | Lucy Westenra + novel | 1931 Bela Lugosi film + Bela Lugosi role | Jonathan Harker's journal + chapters | "The Un-Dead" + book | Listen to them. Children of the night. What music they make + 1931 film
Dracula 67
bird is on the Mexican flag | 2 below par on a hole of golf + bird | Golden, Bald bird + American | harpy + booted types of this bird | manned lunar landing module + 1969, Apollo 11 | Aquiline + bird | Muppet Show + Sam | coin animal | bird appears
Eagle 52
Chief Justice 1953-1969 | Brown v. Board of Education Chief Justice + 1954, 1953 | California governor & U.S. Chief Justice | Chief Justice with a commission | Eisenhower's Chief Justice + appointing, Pres | Dewey + 1948, Chief Justice, running mate | appointed by Eisenhower + Chief Justice | future chief justice
Earl Warren 41
Chilean island with statues + miles west | Rapa Nui island + Chilean | moai + island | rongo-rongo island + Chilean island | Isla de Pascua
Easter Island 53
Chilean island with statues + rongo-rongo island, miles west | Rapa Nui island + Chilean | moai + island | Isla de Pascua | Pacific island with big heads | Rapanui island + Island, Chile, Spanish | stone figures + island | stone statue island
Easter Island 63
Chilean island with statues + Chile in 1888, island 2,200 miles west, miles west of Chile, Rapa Nui, this Chilean, Rapanui island, rongo-rongo island, Also known as Rapa Nui | Rapa Nui island + Chilean, Rapa Nui National Park | Moai Island | Isla de Pascua | Pacific island with big heads + big head statues | stone figures + island | stone statue island | Jakob Roggeveen + South Pacific island | South Pacific holiday island | island famous + stone | island known for giant statues | quarry + island, Rano Raraku, statues
Easter Island 74
poem "The Raven" + author | Murders in the Rue Morgue author + wrote | died in 1849 + Baltimore, author | The Tell-Tale Heart | "The Cask of Amontillado" author | Fall of the House of Usher | Quoth the raven nevermore | The Gold Bug | stories, "The Pit and the Pendulum" + author | "Lenore" + wrote | 19th century American writer | American poet wrote | C. Auguste Dupin + detective | The Masque of the Red Death + wrote | marries his 13-year-old cousin Virginia + 1836, author | wrote "Annabel Lee"
Edgar Allan Poe 113
largest land mammal in the world | Hannibal's animals | howdah | order Proboscidea + only, living | Asian species | mammal with longest gestation period | animal is Horton + books, Dr. Seuss, Horton Hears a Who | ivory + animal | musth + African, animals, bulls, species | Babar animal | Loxodonta africana + animals | mahout + animals
Elephant 84
born Reginald Kenneth Dwight + name | Goodbye Yellow Brick Road | Bernie Taupin + wrote | sang "Can You Feel The Love Tonight" + 1994, 1995 | "Bennie And The Jets" + 1970, 1973, 1976, hit | "Rocket Man" + 1970s | album "Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy" + 1975 | Your Song + Debut, top 40
Elton John 60
sang "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" | songwriter Bernie Taupin + Bernie Taupin wrote | sang "Can You Feel The Love Tonight" + 1994, 1995 | "Rocket Man" + 1970s | album "Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy" + 1975 | sang "Bennie And The Jets" + 1973, hit, song Island Girl | Your Song + Debut, top 40 | "Candle in the Wind" singer | Crocodile Rock + first, hit, singer | singer/pianist + top 40 hit | sang backup
Elton John 63
Reginald Dwight better + born Reginald Kenneth Dwight, name | Goodbye Yellow Brick Road | Bernie Taupin + wrote | sang "Can You Feel The Love Tonight" + 1994, 1995 | "Bennie And The Jets" + 1973, 1976, hit | "Rocket Man" + 1970s | album "Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy" + 1975 | Your Song + Debut, top 40 | "Candle in the Wind" singer | Crocodile Rock + first, hit, singer | singer/pianist + top 40 hit
Elton John 72
"King of Rock & Roll" | born in Tupelo + 1935 | 1977 album "Moody Blue" + album "Blue Hawaii", The Blue Moon | August 16 + death, Memphis | Burning Love + 1972, Hunk O | Graceland + 1977 | Jordanaires + 50s, All Shook Up, backed, King | Rock & Roll legend | "Fun in Acapulco" | "Suspicious Minds" + 1969, last, hit #1 | G.I. Blues + Star | It's Now Or Never | January 8 + born | Sun Records artist | Teddy Bear + Fans | The Trouble with Girls | ballet "Blue Suede Shoes" + sang "Blue Suede Shoes" | film was "Love Me Tender" | playing characters + singer | sang "Flaming Star" + sang "Love Me Tender" | show only from the waist
Elvis Presley 78
"The Belle of Amherst" + 1830, Amherst, Massachusetts, poet | poem beginning with the words Because I could not stop for death + Because I | female poet's death in 1886 | I heard a Fly buzz-when I died | Success is counted sweetest by those + sweetest by those who ne'er, those who ne'er succeed
Emily Dickinson 46
"The Belle of Amherst" + 1830, Amherst, Massachusetts, Amherst poet | poem beginning with the words Because I could not stop for death + Because I | female poet's death in 1886 + May 15, 1886 | "death stopped for" poet + fog is rising | I heard a Fly buzz-when I died | Success is counted sweetest by those + sweetest by those who ne'er, those who ne'er succeed | Only 7 of her poems were published + poems were published during her lifetime
Emily Dickinson 53
name of Slim Shady + rapper, The Real Slim Shady | The Marshall Mathers LP + name | song "Lose Yourself" + 2002, Rap Album, rapper to win an Oscar | rapper's song + duet | movie 8 mile + rapper | rapper won + Awards, Oscar | Detroit rapper + 2010 | sang "Stan" | white rapper + 2001
Eminem 46
"For Whom the Bell Tolls" author + wrote For Whom the Bell Tolls | "A Moveable Feast" author | "The Old Man and the Sea" author + wrote | "The Sun Also Rises" author | The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber + author | "Death in the Afternoon" author | author died in 1961 | American author in Cuba + 1961 | "In Love and War" author + "In Love & War", Chris O'Donnell, WWI | 1954 Nobel Prize | author committed suicide + 1961, Idaho | "A Farewell to Arms" author | Nick Adams author | bullfighting author | novel 'Across the River and Into the Trees' + 1950 | "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" author | ambulance driver + author, Italian, His wartime
Ernest Hemingway 119
Abyssinia country | Eritrea + 1993, country | Addis Ababa is the capital + country | Amharic + African nation
Ethiopia 41
Abyssinia country | Eritrea + 1993, country | Addis Ababa is the capital + country | Amharic + African nation | Haile Selassie ruled in which country | Emperor Menelik + African country, Menelik country | Italian African country + 1896
Ethiopia 57
Hyde Park, New York + Hyde Park president, presidential | Warm Springs, Georgia + Warm Springs president | VP Henry Wallace | March of Dimes + president | 32nd President of the United States | Ralph Bellamy + Sunrise at Campobello | dog Fala | president's New Deal | Alf Landon | Edward Herrmann | Good Neighbor Policy | Governor of N.Y. in 1929 | I have a terrific headache | James M. Cox + 1920, vice presidential candidate | Time magazine's Man of the Year 3 + only | president in 1941 | president to appear on television + first | vetoed more + president
FDR 74
characters Tevye + Broadway, Tevye & his daughters, Tevye, Golde, film about Tevye, Tevye musical | "If I Were A Rich Man" musical + song | "Matchmaker, Matchmaker" musical | "Tradition" musical | Tzeitel + Bielke, Chava, Hodel, musical | Sunrise, Sunset | Topol + musical
Fiddler on the Roof 42
USSR fought this country in 1939 + USSR invaded this neighbor in 1939 | sauna country | northern European country + 1917 independence from Russia | Lapland + country | capital Helsinki + country | country is called Suomi | Mannerheim + 1940, country, Soviets | Paavo Nurmi nationality | Tarja Halonen nationality + 2000, country's first female president, first female president was Tarja Halonen | Jean Sibelius nationality | U.S. hockey team defeated them in 1980's final game + country, Olympic | borders with Norway & Sweden + country | Espoo | Nokia country | Russia Sweden | Soviet war + 1940 | Tampere | grand duchy + Russia | north from Estonia
Finland 91
Arno River + Italian city | Ponte Vecchio city + Italian city | Firenze city | Pitti Palace + city | Uffizi Gallery city | 1252 + city, gold coin, first | Duomo + city | Room with a View city + novel | Brunelleschi + city, designed | Ghiberti + baptistery in this city, bronze doors | Medici city | capital city of the Italian + 1865, 1871 | city, the birthplace of the Renaissance
Florence 82
Ponte Vecchio city + Italian city, Palazzo Vecchio | 1252 + city, gold coin, first, Gold florin | Uffizi Gallery city | city is the Pitti Palace | Duomo + city | Room with a View city + novel, Pensione | Arno River + Italian city | Brunelleschi designed + first buildings in the Renaissance, city's Pazzi Chapel | Ghiberti + baptistery in this city, bronze doors, Lorenzo | Donatello + city | Medici city | capital city of the Italian + 1865, 1871 | city, the birthplace of the Renaissance | Around 59 B.C. + city, settled | Bargello | Machiavelli + city | Michelangelo city + David | Renaissance art + city | city's art + Italy | nursing pioneer
Florence 97
Mohair + animal | Cashmere wool + animal | chevre cheese animal + animal's milk | nanny or a billy | Caprine + animal | Capra + Animals | Moroccan leather | Pan animal | chevon + meat | markhor
Goat 42
leader of China | Little Red Book | Chinese Communist Party + 1976, Peking University | Long March + 1935, leader
Mao Tse-tung 41
Taliesin architect + Home | Wisconsin architect | famous architect | Guggenheim Museum architect + designed | designed the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo + 1916, 1923, architect, American | "Prairie Style" architect | Usonian + designs that were meant
Frank Lloyd Wright 54
Taliesin architect + Organic architecture, Taliesin Fellowship, Home | Wisconsin architect + June 8, 1867, Richland Center, Wisconsin, home Taliesin | famous architect | Guggenheim Museum architect + architect, designed, designed New York | designed the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo + 1916, 1923, architect, American | "Prairie Style" architect | Usonian + designs that were meant | Chicago architect + 1887 | Fallingwater architect | Oak Park | architect wrote + No house should ever be on a hill... it should be of the hill
Frank Lloyd Wright 66
Fireside Chats | died April 12, 1945 | John Nance Garner + 1932, 1935, VP | polio + president | American president was elected four | Giuseppe Zangara + 1933, killed | only thing we have to fear, is fear itself | president died + 1945 | New Deal to the American + 1932 | We must be the great arsenal of democracy
Franklin D. Roosevelt 54
"Fireside Chats" president | died April 12, 1945 + born in 1882, president died in 1945 | VP John Nance Garner + 1932 | polio + president | American president was elected four + date which will live in infamy, US President during WWII | Zangara killed + 1933 | only thing we have to fear, is fear itself | New Deal in 1932 | We must be the great arsenal of democracy | 12 years as president | Great Americans + president | fourth inaugural
Franklin D. Roosevelt 58
"The Trial" author + died | "The Metamorphosis" author | writer who died in 1924 + German-language writer, Prague | Amerika + writer, Max Brod | The Castle + author
Franz Kafka 48
"The Trial" author + died | "The Metamorphosis" author | Max Brod + author, Univ. of Prague | Trial and The Castle + author | German-language writer who died in 1924 + Prague | "Hunger Artist" | July 3 + author | short story writer + law
Franz Kafka 55
would use a mashie niblick | PGA + sport | Scotland sport | compete for the Ryder Cup + sport | Pinehurst, NC + sport's Hall of Fame | Tin Cup + sport | a good walk spoiled + Mark Twain | caddy sport | fairway + sport
Golf 41
Kelsey Grammer series + David Hyde Pierce series, Kelsey Grammer doctor | sitcom character + Niles Crane | Tossed salads and scrambled eggs + theme song, TV theme | father Martin Crane + character, Martin Crane series, TV show | screener at Seattle's + producer, Roz Doyle, Roz Doyle series, KACL Radio series, producer & call screener, Seattle series | 1993 to 2004 + 1993 series | Best Comedy Series | Goodnight, Seattle + episode
Frasier 41
1633 + trial, Earth | Italian astronomer + satellites | telescope + 1610, first, moons | discovered 4 moons of Jupiter in 1610 | born in 1564 + Pisa | 1610 astronomer + discovered in 1610, moon | invented the thermometer
Galileo 79
nonviolence + Indian, leader | Nathuram Godse assassinated + 1948 | died in 1948 + born in 1869, Delhi, Indian, Porbandar | Great Soul of India
Gandhi 45
Nonviolence is the first article of my faith + leader's birthday, Indian, nonviolent protest | Nathuram Godse assassinated + 1948 | died January 30, 1948 + born in 1869, January 30, 1948 in New Delhi, India. Died, Porbandar, India | Great Soul of India + great Indian leader | slain in 1948 + India | "father", in India | Untouchables + India, fast | 1930 Man + 1930 Man of the Year | 1982 Ben Kingsley | India, Britain | Indian lawyer | Indian pacifist | Jan Smuts + I hope, man, The saint, wrote | funeral scene + extras | salt in protest + march to the sea | study law + India, spiritual leader
Gandhi 85
Mongol conqueror + leader conquered | Mongol died in 1227 | 1206 + Mongol, Yasa | Mongol Empire + conquered most, Yesugei | 13th century Mongol + name | Born Temujin + 1162, name | Golden Horde + grandson Batu | 1240 + grandson | Befitting + appears, 13th century, conqueror, Mongolia's | first Mongol | name of this conqueror
Genghis Khan 61
"Arms and the Man" playwright | "Pygmalion" playwright | "Man and Superman" playwright | playwright & critic + music critic | "Saint Joan" playwright + wrote | both a Nobel Prize and an Oscar + Only person, won
George Bernard Shaw 47
Gilbert Stuart's portraits | president in 1789 | died in 1799 + President | Parson Weems | The Surveyor President | general in the Battle of Long Island | president inaugurated in two + cities, only | shortest inaugural address + president had the shortest inaugural, seconds
George Washington 50
peach state | James Oglethorpe + colony | Savannah + state | Soviet republic and U.S. state | country whose name is the same as an American state's | Empire State of the South | peanut state | Andersonville + prisoners, state | Eduard Shevardnadze nationality | Macon in this state | state "....on my Mind"
Georgia 84
Michigan president + football at Michigan | president in 1974 + August 9, 1974 | 38th US President | president that was never elected + elected to either, only president, office, president or vice president | 2 attempted assassinations in 1975 + president | Richard Nixon + president | 25th Amendment + first man to become U.S. president | Sara Jane Moore + 1975, assassins | There is no Soviet domination of Eastern Europe | University of Michigan + president | VP Nelson Rockefeller | member of the Warren Commission + assassination, U.S. President | A Time to Heal + president | only president of the United States not | president pardoned + Rose, Tokyo Rose | Vice Presidency, 1973 | born in 1913 + Nebraska | contract offers + president | middle name Rudolph + presidential | whip inflation now
Gerald Ford 101
president in 1974 + August 9, 1974 | 38th US President | president that was never elected + elected to either, only president, office, president or vice president | Leslie Lynch King Jr + born, U.S. president | two assassination attempts + 1975, president | 25th Amendment + First, U.S. president | Sara Jane Moore + 1975, assassins | There is no Soviet domination of Eastern Europe | VP Nelson Rockefeller | member of the Warren Commission + assassination, U.S. President
Gerald Ford 59
president in 1974 + August 9, 1974 | 38th US President | president that was never elected + elected to either, only president, office, president or vice president | Leslie Lynch King Jr + born, U.S. president | Richard Nixon + president | two assassination attempts + attempted assassinations in 1975, president | 25th Amendment + First, U.S. president | Sara Jane Moore + 1975, assassins | There is no Soviet domination of Eastern Europe | VP Nelson Rockefeller | member of the Warren Commission + assassination, U.S. President | A Time to Heal + president | only president of the United States not | president pardoned + Rose
Gerald Ford 77
borders Denmark to the north + country | country's national anthem "Deutschland-Lied" | people, it's the most populous country in Europe + 81 million, Excluding Russia | central European ancestry, making + making it the nation's, Americans | nationality was Karl Marx | Angela Merkel nationality + European, Chancellor | Rhine country | Kaiser country + Wilhelm II country | Lufthansa country | Paul von Hindenburg nationality | Pope Benedict XVI + nationality | Westphalia + country | city is Berlin + country's | war on this country + declared war | Allemande + country | Bach country | Black Forest + country | Bremen country | Bundesrat + Bundestag, nation | Currywurst + country | Heidi Klum nationality | Max Planck nationality | Reichstag + country | country hosted + World Cup in 2006 | groups in Europe + country | leader of what European + country | reunified European country | won the 2014 World Cup
Germany 113
Chiricahua Apache + Chiricahua leader | jump in 1940, paratroopers + name as a battle, name | Apache leader + 1886 ended, died in 1909, The last Indian, last major, Fort Sill, Indian, Oklahoma, Fort Sill Oklahoma | name Goyathlay + Goyathlay, "one who yawns" | Apache's surrender in 1886 + Native American's surrender in 1886 | Teddy Roosevelt's inaugural parade + Apache chief rode
Geronimo 42
Chiricahua Apache | jump in 1940, paratroopers + name | Apache leader + 1886 ended, The last Indian, last major, Fort Sill, Indian, Oklahoma, Fort Sill Oklahoma | name Goyathlay + Goyathlay, "one who yawns" | Apache's surrender in 1886 + Native American's surrender in 1886 | Teddy Roosevelt's inaugural parade + Apache, chief rode
Geronimo 42
Battle of Little Round Top + Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, Civil War, 3-day battle, Pennsylvania | July 1863 battle + 1863 Pennsylvania battle, July 1-3, 1863 | "Pickett's Charge" battle + Civil War battle | battlefield + Lincoln | casualties + battle | Pennsylvania town + Civil War | Cemetery Ridge battle
Gettysburg 46
highest blood pressure of any animal + World's tallest animal, tallest land mammal | Camelopardalis animal | okapi + Animal, family | acacia leaves + Animal | long neck + animal | mammal can be 6 + 6 feet
Giraffe 46
would use a mashie niblick | PGA + sport | Scotland sport | compete for the Ryder Cup + sport | Pinehurst, NC + sport's Hall of Fame | Tin Cup + Happy Gilmore sport | a good walk spoiled + Mark Twain | caddy sport | fairway + sport | "The Legend of Bagger Vance" sport | Gary Player sport | Tom Watson sport | hit balls + sport | mulligan sport
Golf 56
novel is "After all, tomorrow is another day." + line "after all tomorrow is another day", last | 1936 book | was the only book Margaret Mitchell wrote | Atlanta film + December 15, 1939, 1939 drama, 1939 film | Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn | Scarlett O'Hara book + O'Hara was not beautiful, but men seldom realized it.... | was the first color film to win a Best Picture Oscar | Twelve Oaks, the Wilkes + plantation | directed by Victor Fleming + 1939, films | Ashley Wilkes novel | Hattie McDaniel film + Supporting Actress, first, win an Oscar | 1939 Best Picture | As God is my witness, I'll never be hungry again | Vivien Leigh film | talk's spoiling + War, way | I'll think of some way to get him back + After all, tomorrow is another day | Only Pulitzer Prize-winning novels | won 1937 Pulitzer + Novel-winning
Gone with the Wind 100
After all, tomorrow is another day + novel, last, line | 1936 book | Margaret Mitchell novel | Atlanta film + 1939 film | Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn | Scarlett O'Hara book | win an Oscar for Best Picture + color, first
Gone with the Wind 53
line "after all tomorrow is another day" + novel, last | 1936 book | Margaret Mitchell novel | Atlanta film + 1939 film | Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn | Scarlett O'Hara book | was the first color film to win a Best Picture Oscar | Twelve Oaks + plantation, Wilkes | Ashley Wilkes novel | Hattie McDaniel film + Supporting Actress, first, win an Oscar
Gone with the Wind 69
novel is "After all, tomorrow is another day." + line "after all tomorrow is another day", last | 1936 book | Margaret Mitchell novel | Atlanta film + 1939 film | Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn | Scarlett O'Hara book + Scarlett O'Hara was not | was the first color film to win a Best Picture Oscar | Twelve Oaks + plantation, Wilkes | Ashley Wilkes novel | Hattie McDaniel film + Supporting Actress, first, win an Oscar | 1939 Best Picture | As God is my witness, I'll never be hungry again | Vivien Leigh film
Gone with the Wind 81
277 miles long + deep | Arizona landmark | Arizona natural wonder | National Park in Arizona | North Rim | 1 mile deep | 18 miles wide | Kaibab | Carved by the Colorado River | Gorge in the World | gorge of the Colorado River | mule ride
Grand Canyon 54
Hellenic Republic + European | Thessaloniki in this country | feta + cheese, country | Constantine II nationality + last, king | Kine Constantine country + King | Thessaly country + Epirus country, Thessaly, Epirus | Papadopoulos country + 1967, George Papadopoulos | drachma currency + country, euro, the drachma | Hellas + country | Prince Philip + country | Ionian islands + country, most | Retsina country + Retsina wine | Souvlaki country + foods
Greece 102
Hellenic Republic + European | Thessaloniki + country | feta + cheese, country | Constantine II nationality + last, king | Thessaly country + Epirus country, Thessaly, Epirus | Papadopoulos country + 1967, George Papadopoulos
Greece 60
large Danish island | world's largest island | capital Nuuk
Greenland 45
large Danish island | icecap + island, world's largest | capital Nuuk | Cape Morris Jesup island | Kalaallit Nunaat + island | Inuit + island | North Pole + island | northernmost land in the world + island
Greenland 71
large Danish island + Nuuk island | icecap + island, world's largest | capital Nuuk | Cape Morris Jesup island | Kalaallit Nunaat + island | Inuit + island | North Pole + island, Robert Peary island | northernmost land in the world + island | attract settlers + Eric the Red | huge island | island west of Iceland
Greenland 80
Through his experiments with pea plants + heredity | laws of heredity + discovery, monk | peas monk | principles of heredity
Gregor Mendel 45
discovered the basic + basic principles of heredity, pea plants, he discovered, Through his experiments | laws of heredity + law of independent assortment, discovery, monk | peas monk | Austrian monk | garden pea
Gregor Mendel 47
24th President of the United States + 22nd & 24th President | only the first president to marry in the White House | president served two non-consecutive terms + only, US president | $1,000 bill + president | president in 1884 + 1892 | sheriff of Erie County, NY | nickname "The Buffalo Hangman" | popular vote + 1888, Benjamin Harrison | president in 1886
Grover Cleveland 55
22nd & 24th president + Allan Nevins | married Frances Folsom + first, House, presidential | president served two non-consecutive terms + only, US president | president in 1884 + 1892 | president on $1000 bill | sheriff of Erie County, NY | 22nd & 24th US President | nickname "The Buffalo Hangman" | popular vote + 1888, Benjamin Harrison | president in 1886 | Caldwell, New Jersey + president
Grover Cleveland 62
French device + French doctor | French execution device | 1792 Nicolas-Jacques Pelletier became the first person + executed | method of execution + France | French used to execute people | Its use was abolished in France + 1981 | Reign of Terror + execute | instrument of execution
Guillotine 41
1726 novel | Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World + 1726 | 1726 satire | Houyhnhnms | Lemuel
Gulliver's Travels 44
1726 novel | Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World + 1726 | 1726 satire | Houyhnhnms book | Lemuel | Laputa | 1726 classic | Brobdingnag book | Swift book | Yahoo book
Gulliver's Travels 60
"The Time Machine" author + The War, wrote | The Invisible Man + wrote | The Outline of History + science fiction | Herbert George | wrote The History of Mr Polly
H.G. Wells 42
sci-fi scribe of The Time + The Time Machine, The War of the Worlds, wrote | "The War of the Worlds" author + scifi novel The War, wrote the 1898 scifi novel | The Time Machine and The Invisible Man + wrote | The Outline of History + science fiction | Herbert George | wrote The History of Mr Polly | "The Invisible Man" author | Tono-Bungay + 1909, author's, The Time
H.G. Wells 60
The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical | Good Morning Starshine + Easy to Be Hard | does an alopecia sufferer lack + alopecia, loss, loss | Berger + Claude, hippy, musical | is a rhinoceros' horn made | '60s Broadway + musical | Hirsutism | keratin + body | musical in 1968 + Tribal | nude scene + musical
Hair 46
1804 + country, Dessalines | Toussaint L'Ouverture nationality + revolt, slave | Baby Doc Duvalier + Claude Duvalier, Jean-Claude, country | Caribbean country + French | capital Port-au-Prince + country | voodoo + countries
Haiti 42
1804 + country, Dessalines | Toussaint L'Ouverture nationality + revolt, slave | Baby Doc Duvalier + Claude Duvalier, Jean-Claude, country | Caribbean country + French | capital Port-au-Prince + country | voodoo country | Creole + Caribbean, nation, official
Haiti 46
1804 + country, Dessalines | Toussaint L'Ouverture nationality + revolt, slave | Papa Doc Duvalier + Claude Duvalier, Jean-Claude, country | French-speaking Caribbean nation | capital Port-au-Prince + port in which country | voodoo country | Creole + official | Jean-Bertrand Aristide + country, president | La Dessalinienne + National | Papa Doc and Baby Doc + country | country's 2010 quake | nation in the Western Hemisphere + independent nation
Haiti 60
King, dies + Laertes, play, Shakespeare, title | Shakespeare play in Denmark | Rosencrantz and Guildenstern play + characters, Shakespeare play | Polonius + Shakespeare play | Elsinore Castle + Shakespeare in Elsinore, play | The rest is silence | To be or not to be + delivered, play | King Claudius + Shakespeare | Shakespeare play with Horatio | Shakespeare's longest play | Something is rotten in the state of Denmark + Shakespeare | prince of Denmark + Shakespeare | 1948 film + Laurence Olivier, Oscar | Osric + Shakespeare play | Shakespeare play with Ophelia | Shakespeare play with a skull | last line in this play + "Go, bid the soldiers shoot", is spoken, Shakespeare play with Fortinbras
Hamlet 109
Polonius + Shakespeare play | Shakespeare play in Denmark | Shakespeare's longest play | The rest is silence | To be or not to be + delivered, play | King Claudius + Shakespeare | Shakespeare play with Horatio | Something is rotten in the state of Denmark + Shakespeare | prince of Denmark + Shakespeare | 1948 film + Laurence Olivier, Oscar
Hamlet 73
18th century composer + buried in Westminster Abbey, German-born, Messiah | oratorio composer + 1713 | Water Music + 1717 | 1727 + composer, coronation, George, British | Music for the Royal Fireworks + composer | anthem that he composed + composed Music
Handel 51
"Messiah" composer + After his oratorio "Esther", "Messiah" oratorio | oratorio composer + 1713 | Water Music + 1717, German organist | 1727 + 1726, English composer, George, naturalized British subject | Music for the Royal Fireworks + composer | 18th century composer + buried in Westminster Abbey, German-born, famed for his "Messiah" | anthem that he composed + George II's 1727, composed Music, coronation has been used for British | born in 1685 + April 1759, baroque composer, German | "Rinaldo" + opera
Handel 63
Carthaginian general + B.C. | crossed the Alps + elephants | 218 B.C. this Carthaginian + Rome | Battle of Zama general + 202 bC, Scipio | Second Punic War + Carthaginian, general, Rome | defeated the Romans | Battle of Trebia + 218, BC, Lake, Romans | Hamilcar Barca + father Hamilcar, general, Romans
Hannibal 77
Carthaginian general + B.C., Punic War general | crossed the Alps + elephants | 218 B.C. this Carthaginian + Rome | Battle of Zama general + 202 bC, Scipio | Second Punic War + Carthaginian, general, Rome | defeated the Romans | Battle of Trebia + 218, BC, Lake, Romans | Hamilcar Barca + father Hamilcar, general, Romans
Hannibal 77
Carthaginian general + B.C., command of the Carthaginian, Carthaginian Army, Punic War general | Carthaginian who crossed the Alps + war elephants | 202 B.C. Battle of Zama + beating this man, Scipio | 218 B.C. crossing of the Alps + 218 B.C. this Carthaginian | Second Punic War, this Carthaginian + general, Rome | defeated the Romans | Battle of Trebia + 218, BC, Lake, Romans | Hamilcar Barca + father Hamilcar, general, Romans | Although born in Florida, Missouri, Mark Twain + city | Fence Painting + Missouri city, Contest | Hasdrubal + Carthaginian | Hugh Dancy | Thomas Harris 1999 bestseller + Thomas Harris book
Hannibal 92
19th century Danish author + 1805, book of fairy tales | The Ugly Duckling + His tales, wrote | The Snow Queen + Danish author, fairy tale, The Little | Danish children's author | Danny Kaye film + 1952, storyteller, musical | Little Mermaid author | 1835 + fairy tales, published | Odense, Denmark + Danish author
Hans Christian Andersen 61
19th century Danish author + 1805, book of fairy tales | The Ugly Duckling + His tales, wrote | The Snow Queen author + Danish author, fairy tale, The Little | Danish children's author | Danny Kaye film + 1952, storyteller, musical | Little Mermaid author | 1835 he published + fairy tales | Odense, Denmark + Danish author | wrote The Little + The Little Mermaid | The Little Match Girl | famous Dane + famous tales
Hans Christian Andersen 74
19th century Danish author + 1805, first book of fairy tales, Dane published | The Ugly Duckling + His tales, wrote | The Snow Queen author + Danish author, fairy tale, The Little | 1952 Danny Kaye film + storyteller, musical | Danish children's author | Little Mermaid author | 1835 he published + fairy tales, 4 of his fairy tales | Odense, Denmark + Danish author | wrote The Little + The Little Mermaid | The Little Match Girl | famous Dane + famous tales | "The Princess and the Pea" author
Hans Christian Andersen 77
"Uncle Tom's Cabin" author + wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin | antislavery author + 1852, 1851 | 1852 novel + author | brother Henry Ward Beecher + novelists | sister Catharine Beecher + woman author Beecher, famous sister | Hartford + Twain | Lyman Beecher + author | little lady who made this big war | woman slavery author
Harriet Beecher Stowe 43
Rick Deckard role + Blade Runner, Jack Ryan | "Air Force One" actor | Han Solo role + han solo in star wars | "Blade Runner" actor + Rick Deckard | Indiana Jones actor | film The Fugitive + 1993, 1994 | married Calista Flockhart + 2010, star | "Solo" actor | "Star Wars" actor + VII | The Fugitive actor
Harrison Ford 41
was Erich Weiss better known | magician's 1926 death + October 31, 1926, died on Halloween in 1926, 1953 film | escape artist + 20s, famous escape | escapologist + 1874, born, American Magicians | A Magician Among the Spirits + 1924 | nickname "The Handcuff King" | Milk can escape
Harry Houdini 49
was Erich Weiss better known | magician's 1926 death | escape artist + 20s | died on Halloween in 1926 | escapologist + 1874, born, American Magicians | A Magician Among the Spirits + 1924 | nickname "The Handcuff King"
Harry Houdini 52
Independence, Missouri president + Kansas City president, "Man from Missouri" president | Kansas City, Missouri + December 26, 1972, Kansas City president, Missouri president, Tom Pendergast | The buck stops here + President | haberdasher + presidential | President in 1945 | April 12, 1945 | Fair Deal | Alben Barkley VP | atomic bomb dropped + president | presidential daughter Margaret | If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen | lived in Blair House | middle initial "S"
Harry Truman 109
John F. Kennedy School of Government | Oldest U.S. university | Hasty Pudding Club + university | Cambridge, Mass + college in Cambridge | endowment of any university in the world | Crimson + Ivy League, school | Radcliffe College + Institution | yahd + school
Harvard 49
John F. Kennedy School of Government | Oldest U.S. university | school's Hasty Pudding Club | 1636 + America, college | Cambridge, Mass + college in Cambridge | endowment of any university in the world | 1638 + library, college | Crimson + Ivy League, school | Radcliffe College + Institution | yahd + school | Drew Gilpin Faust + Presidents, university | Increase Mather + college | Legally Blonde + Elle Woods' university
Harvard 69
Kona coffee island + state | active volcano + Of the U.S. states | Aloha State | Sandwich Islands | King Kamehameha + state | flag includes the Union Jack + state whose flag, U.S. state | Hilo + island | Queen Liliuokalani | 50th state | Daniel Akaka state + Inouye state, Senate | Magnum, P.I. + state | kukui state tree + candlenut state tree | outrigger canoe paddling + state
Hawaii 94
teacher Anne Sullivan + Alexander Graham Bell, woman with Anne Sullivan, The Story of My Life | The blind and deaf woman | graduated from Radcliffe with honors in 1904 + suffragist | Born in 1880 in Alabama + age 19 months, deaf and blind, Tuscumbia | Tuscumbia, Alabama on June + born in 1880, birthplace, honoring, The Miracle Worker, festival | state quarter + Alabama
Helen Keller 44
Second-lightest element + second-lightest gas | balloons gas | element has atomic number 2 | discovered in 1868 + element, sun | lightest noble gas | Hydrogen is the first + element | filled with this gas + 1st | fusion + hydrogen
Helium 57
Second-lightest element + gas comes from natural gas fields, second-lightest gas | balloons gas | element has atomic number 2 + alpha particle | element discovered + 1868, solar eclipse | lightest noble gas | Hydrogen is the first + element | filled with this gas + 1st | fusion + hydrogen | Macy's + gas | hydrogen gas | point of any element + lowest | second element on the periodic table | squeaky voice + gas | voice when inhaled | world supply of this lightest + gas, U.S.
Helium 78
Norwegian playwright + 1828, National Theatre in Bergen, 19th century Norwegian | "Peer Gynt" playwright + Norwegian | "A Doll's House" author + playwright | Norwegian wrote + play
Henrik Ibsen 47
Norwegian playwright + 1828, National Theatre in Bergen, 19th century Norwegian, founder of modern drama, Norwegian people, Skien | "Peer Gynt" playwright + Norwegian | "A Doll's House" author + playwright | Norwegian wrote + play
Henrik Ibsen 47
"Civil Disobedience" author + essay "Civil Disobedience" | Walden Pond + lived | "Walden" author | Concord + writer | lives of quiet desperation + The mass of men lead lives of quiet | 1845 to 1847
Henry David Thoreau 50
"Civil Disobedience" author + "That government is best that governs least", essay "Civil Disobedience", wrote "Civil Disobedience", Resistance to Civil Government | Walden Pond + cabin he built, lived | "Walden" author + wrote "Walden" | Concord + July 12, 1817, writer | lives of quiet desperation + The mass of men lead lives of quiet | 1845 to 1847 | Life in the Woods + wrote | death in 1862
Henry David Thoreau 56
Dearborn, Michigan + Dearborn Independent, Fair Lane | Model T maker | industrialist + Michigan, 1863, 1915 | color, as long as it was black + build you a Model T | first moving assembly line + car | June 1896 he completed + first automobile, Detroit | moving assembly line in 1913 | wage + company, day
Henry Ford 39
king had 6 wives | Holbein paint + king | English king + 1509 | 16th century king | Queen Catherine + wife | Seymour married
Henry VIII 43
king had 6 wives | Holbein paint + king | English king + 1509 | 16th century king | Mary Rose + sank in 1545, raised in 1982, king | Queen Catherine + wife | Seymour married | fifth wife + Catherine | Born 1491 | father of Queen Elizabeth I
Henry VIII 61
king had 6 wives + king had 3 wives named Catherine | Holbein paint + king | English king + 1509 | 16th century king | Mary Rose + sank in 1545, raised in 1982, king | Seymour married | fifth wife + Catherine | Born 1491 | father of Queen Elizabeth I | 1540 + married | Richard Burton & Charles Laughton | Robert Shaw in "A Man for All Seasons" | king divorced | title "Defender of the Faith" + king, Pope
Henry VIII 71
midnight ride of Paul Revere + "Paul Revere's Ride" poet | poem "The Song of Hiawatha" | Tales of a Wayside Inn | The Wreck of the Hesperus + 1841, writing | The Village Blacksmith + poet
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 41
midnight ride of Paul Revere + "Paul Revere's Ride" poet | poem "The Song of Hiawatha" + wrote "The Song of Hiawatha" | Tales of a Wayside Inn | The Wreck of the Hesperus + 1841, writing | The Village Blacksmith + poet | Portland, Maine + home, poet, Wadsworth
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 45
West Branch, Iowa president + born west | secretary of commerce president | 1932 election + 1928 | Coolidge + president | First president born west of the Mississippi | president in 1929 + 1933, crashed, United States | mining engineer + president | Stanford + engineering
Herbert Hoover 65
West Branch, Iowa president + born west, Pres. Library | future president as his Secretary of Commerce + Harding | 1932 election + 1928 election, carried 40 | Coolidge + president | Iowan was the first President born west of the Mississippi | president in 1929 + 1929 to 1933, Stock Market Crash of 1929, United States | mining engineer + engineer president, mining president | Stanford University + engineering | "A chicken in every pot" president | August 10, 1874 + 1964, Humanitarian, Iowan, president | vice president, Charles Curtis + 1932 | 31 years, 231 days + presidency, 20th | Food Administration + President | Principles of Mining + presidential author | Suction Sweeper Company | The Great Engineer
Herbert Hoover 92
Hydra + killed, headed, hero, mythic | 12 labors | cleaning the Augean stables + labors | one of his labors
Hercules 43
mythic hero's labors | Hydra + killed, headed, hero, mythic | 12 labors | cleaning the Augean stables + labors | one of his labors | "Go the Distance" + Disney, film, song | 2 serpents + killed, cradle, mythology
Hercules 64
"Typee" author + Life | Billy Budd + author | "Moby Dick" author + wrote | "Omoo" author
Herman Melville 48
"Typee" author + Life | "Billy Budd" author | "Moby Dick" author + wrote | "Omoo" author | whale author
Herman Melville 54
"It Takes A Village" author | female New York senator + 2000 | First Lady to be elected + office, public | "Hard Choices" author | "Living History" author | 1st first lady to win | October 26, 1947 + Born, Chicago | Rose law firm + first female partner | University of Arkansas School of Law + 70s | first Secretary of State + Obama's first | name Rodham | pantsuits
Hillary Clinton 42
Widow Douglas novel + living with the Widow Douglas, Widow Douglas & Tom Sawyer | runaway slave Jim novel + character | Mark Twain character + father, Pap | Tom Sawyer book + You don't know about me, without you have read a book by the name of 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer' | Aunt Sally + "sivilize", Twain | 1884 novel | Miss Watson + 1885, runaway slave, novel, Widow Douglas, Jim, living | rafts down the Mississippi + runaway slave, down the Mississippi River, Jim | "Big River" book + musical "Big River" | character rafts | King & Duke | You feel mighty free + raft
Huckleberry Finn 69
river mainly in New York state, USA + Manhattan to New Jersey, Manhattan river, "The Rhine of America" | West Point river | 1609 explorer + ship was the Half Moon, Sailing under a Dutch | 1600s English explorer | 1609 this Englishman
Hudson 47
1337 to 1453 war + war began in 1337, Castillon in 1453, conflict ended in 1453, war ended in 1953, French | long war + end, England | 1360 Treaty of Bretigny + John, peace during this war, II | Joan of Arc + war | Poitiers + Agincourt, Battle, Crecy, war
Hundred Years' War 40
1337 to 1453 war + war began in 1337, ended in 1453, war ended in 1953, French | long war + end, England | 1360 Treaty of Bretigny + John, peace during this war, II | Joan of Arc + war | Poitiers + Agincourt, Battle, Crecy, war
Hundred Years' War 40
1337 to 1453 war + war began in 1337, Castillon in 1453, conflict ended in 1453, 1453, French, war ended in 1953 | England & France + battles, close, long war | 1360 Treaty of Bretigny + John, peace during this war, II | Joan of Arc + war | Poitiers + Agincourt, Battle, Crecy, war | 1415 + Battle of Agincourt, war
Hundred Years' War 43
Magyar country + 1000 | St. Stephen country + king | official language is Magyar + country's official language | Imre Nagy nationality + 1956 | Budapest country | Laszlo + country | country is Lake Balaton + country in Central Europe, central Europe's largest lake | 1956 Soviet invasion + November 1956, nationality | Erno Rubik nationality + cube, Erno Rubik, inventor of the Rubik's | Janos Kadar + country, power | Czardas, a national dance of this country | Ferenc + country | 1956 revolution + country | Arpad | Bull's Blood + country, wine | Istvan | Magyar people | emperor of Austria + king | goulash + country | ogur + tribes
Hungary 115
Magyar country + 1000 | Stephen I nationality + king, St. Stephen | Imre Nagy nationality + 1956 | Laszlo + country | Pest country + county | central European country + Lake Balaton
Hungary 58
Magyar country + 1000 | St. Stephen country + king | official language is Magyar + country's official language | Imre Nagy nationality + 1956 | Budapest country | Laszlo + country | 1956 uprising + country, Soviet | Erno Rubik nationality + cube, Erno Rubik, inventor of the Rubik's | Janos Kadar + country, power | Czardas, a national dance of this country | Ferenc + country
Hungary 84
lightest element | water element | is the most abundant element in the universe | atomic number 1 + element, periodic table | helium + gas
Hydrogen 48
1911 as the Computing-Tabulating-Recording Co + Tabulating Machine | 3-letter company + Recording | Thomas Watson company | 1981 this company + computer | Selectric typewriter + 1960s, firm | Solutions for a small planet | company Big Blue | company's new + computer | company's operating system | computer giant
IBM 39
"Famous Potatoes" state | Coeur d'Alene Lake state | Snake River state + Lewiston state | Boise state | American state produces the most potatoes | Craters of the Moon + national monuments, state | Clearwater River state + Snake River | Nez Perce state + Nez Perce County | Sun Valley state | Twin Falls + state | national forests + Boise | Canyon, deepest canyon in U.S. + Hells Canyon | state is nicknamed the gem state
Idaho 84
Ugandan leader's rule + 1971, chairman of the Organization of African Unity in 1975, President of Uganda | 1971 Ugandan + 1971 to 1979, military coup in January, President of Uganda | Milton Obote + 1971, overthrew | 1951 to 1960 + heavyweight boxing champ of Uganda | Saudi Arabia + former Ugandan dictator, life | The Last King of Scotland + Forest Whitaker
Idi Amin 39
nickname "Prairie State" | Chicago state + Land of Lincoln state | state capital Springfield | Champaign state | Peoria state + Peoria City | Rock Island + City, Iowa, state | East St. Louis + state | Rockford state | Sears state | Jesse Jackson, Jr + state | Northwestern University state | fifth-most populous state | represented what state + Before becoming President
Illinois 62
Bharat country | subcontinent | Assam country + state | Deccan Plateau country | Pradesh state + country | 2nd most populated country + billion people, world | Bangalore, a city + country | Indira Gandhi nationality | Jaipur country | Nepal + borders, country in South | Pakistan & Bangladesh + country | Rudyard Kipling + country | Sanskrit + country | Sikhs country + Amritsar, center of the Sikh faith, Home | most populous democracy + populous country, world's largest democracy | 1 billion + nation | Jainism + country | Jana Gana Mana + Asian, National | Madras + country | Mogul country | Sikkim country | Thar Desert
India 115
Bharat country | subcontinent | Assam country + state | Deccan Plateau + country | Pradesh state + country | 2nd most populated country + billion people, world | Bangalore, a city + country | Bangladesh + country, Pakistan | Indira Gandhi nationality | Jaipur country | Nepal + borders, country in South | Rudyard Kipling + country | Sanskrit + country | Sikhs country + Amritsar, center of the Sikh faith, Home
India 82
Mauritius ocean | Madagascar ocean + island | island Sri Lanka + country, Sri Lanka ocean, ocean | Bay of Bengal + ocean | Seychelles ocean + seashells | arm of this ocean + Sea | third largest ocean + third largest of the world's | islands of Seychelles + ocean
Indian Ocean 43
On the Banks of the Wabash, Far Away + Its state song, On the Banks of the Wabash | Wabash River state + Vincennes state | state motto "Crossroads of America" | Elkhart in this state | Dan Quayle + state | Evan Bayh + state | Fort Wayne state | Purdue University state | Butler University state | Hoosier Hill | Lake Michigan + not, one | Ohio and Illinois + state | nickname "The Hoosier State"
Indiana 63
assassination in 1984 + Oct. 31, 1984, prime minister was assassinated in 1984, Sikh | ordered an attack on a Sikh shrine at Amritsar + 1984, assassinated, 2 Sikh bodyguards assassinated | India's Congress Party + 1971, PM of India | Indian prime minister was assassinated + 1984, prime minister was assassinated by two, 2 Sikh bodyguards | female Indian PM + 1966-77 and 1980, Minister of India, Female Prime | Allahabad + prime minister | Jawaharlal Nehru | Rajiv | Satwant & Beant Singh | female leader of India
Indira Gandhi 49
Sumatra country | island Bali country | country was known as the Netherlands East Indies | country's Komodo National Park | world's fourth most populous country + China, India and the United States | world's largest population of Muslims + country | President Suharto country + Sukarno nationality | country whose capital is Jakarta | world's most populous island + populous island nation | Irian Jaya + country, province | Sundanese + country's | country's Garuda Airlines | largest ethnic groups + Javanese | only on islands + country | 17,000 islands | Krakatoa volcano | Surabaya
Indonesia 106
Sumatra country | island Bali country | country was known as the Netherlands East Indies | komodo dragon country | world's fourth most populous country | world's largest population of Muslims + country | Suharto nationality + presidents | country whose capital is Jakarta | world's most populous island + nation | Irian Jaya + country, province
Indonesia 81
Sumatra country | island Bali country | country was known as the Netherlands East Indies | country's Komodo National Park | world's fourth most populous country + China, India and the United States | world's largest population of Muslims + country | Suharto nationality + Sukarno nationality, presidents | country whose capital is Jakarta | world's most populous island + nation | Irian Jaya + country, province | Sundanese + country's | airline Garuda + country | largest ethnic groups + Javanese | only on islands + country
Indonesia 97
Babylon located + country | Kurds + country | Mesopotamia country | Saddam Hussein country | Prime Minister Nouri Al-Malaki + country | Sumerian + country | "Land Of Two Rivers" is the anthem of this country | country did the ancient + modern | country was at war with Iran from 1980
Iraq 50
Babylon located + country | Kurds + country | Saddam Hussein country | region of Mesopotamia + country | Nouri al-Maliki + country | Sumerian + country | "Land Of Two Rivers" is the anthem of this country | country did the ancient + modern | country was at war with Iran from 1980 | Basra + country | Jalal Talabani + nation, president
Iraq 56
Cork + country | Eire + country | Connaught, Leinster, Munster & Ulster + provinces | Emerald Isle | Hibernia + country, Romans | Killarney country | Limerick + country | Harp country | Kerry country | Aer Lingus is this country's national + Lingus is the national airline of which country | Bertie Ahern nationality + Prime Minister | Celtic country + back, euro | Eamon de Valera country + born, prime minister | Shannon River, longest + country, river in what country | St. Patrick country | Waterford country | potato famine + 1840s, country, million | Fianna Fail political party + country, name | James Joyce country
Ireland 112
chemical element with symbol + Fe | magnetic element + occurring magnetic, 3 naturally occurring | hematite metal + ore of this metal | element, atomic number 26 | Magnetite + ores of this metal, siderite | Ferrum + element | attracted to a magnet | deficiency + most likely | inner core + crust, metal, Earth | "pig" type was cast | cheapest metal + metal, it's an essential | hemoglobin + Elemental
Iron 60
author created the Three Laws of Robotics + wrote the Three Laws of Robotics | "Foundation's Edge" author + author's Foundation series, wrote the "Foundation" trilogy | science fiction writer + Foundation, Robot | story "Nightfall" + author, short story, Science Fiction | works of science fiction + biochemistry at Boston University, author, Foundation, prolific | author died in 1992 + author & biochemist, Dewey Decimal categories | wrote many sci + sci-fi
Isaac Asimov 47
science fiction writer + Foundation, Robot | "Foundation's Edge" author | Three Laws of Robotics + writer | "The Foundation Trilogy" + writer, science fiction, wrote | story "Nightfall" + author, short story, Science Fiction | works of science fiction + author, Foundation, prolific
Isaac Asimov 48
1687 + Mathematica, published | unit of force | English scientist | apple fall | law of universal gravitation + formulated the laws of motion and universal, scientist
Isaac Newton 46
published in 1687 + Mathematica | unit of force | English scientist | apple fall | formulated the laws of motion and universal gravitation + scientist | prism + His experiments | reflecting telescope + first, scientists
Isaac Newton 56
published in 1687 + Mathematica | unit of force | English scientist + English physicist, Master of the Mint | apple fall | formulated the laws of motion and universal gravitation + scientist | prism + His experiments | reflecting telescope + first, scientists | Calculus inventor | Lucasian Professor of Mathematics + Cambridge, Trinity | invented the cat flap + famous
Isaac Newton 68
largest city in Turkey | Constantinople in the Byzantine + city | Bosporus + city | once known as Constantinople + city | Hagia Sophia + city | Europe & Asia + city | city's Topkapi palace
Istanbul 68
"The Catcher in the Rye" author + wrote "Catcher in the Rye" | reclusive author | "Franny and Zooey" author | Jerome David | Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters, Seymour + An Introduction | A Perfect Day for Bananafish + author | Holden Caulfield author | Uncle Wiggily in Connecticut
J.D. Salinger 43
"Call Of The Wild" author + wrote "The Call of the Wild" | "White Fang" author | stories, "The Son of the Wolf" + 1900, collection | "Wolf House" author + California | Klondike author | To Build a Fire + story
Jack London 50
"Call Of The Wild" author + wrote "The Call of the Wild" | "White Fang" author | "The Son of the Wolf" author + 1900, collection | "Wolf House" author + California | Klondike author + Klondike Gold | stories "To Build a Fire" | "The Sea-Wolf" author
Jack London 54
"Call Of The Wild" author + wrote "The Call of the Wild" | "White Fang" author + "Jerry of the Islands", Irish terrier pup | "The Son of the Wolf" author + 1900, collection | "Wolf House" author + California | Klondike author + Klondike Gold | stories "To Build a Fire" | "The Sea-Wolf" author | gold rush + Wolf
Jack London 57
Joker in the 1989 "Batman" film | "As Good as It Gets" actor + 1998, Best Actor, won Best, Oscar | most nominated male actor in Oscar | "Five Easy Pieces" actor | "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" actor | "Batman" actor + Star | A Few Good Men + film | Best Supporting Actor Oscar + Little Shop of Horrors | Hoffa in a 1992 | Jimmy Hoffa role | directed "The Two Jakes" + starred
Jack Nicholson 42
1888, killing + London in 1888, seven prostitutes, 1888, killer, London, Scotland Yard | London district of Whitechapel + 1888, English serial killer | Marie Kelly + 1888, Catherine Eddowes, Londoner, victims | From Hell + serial killer, film | Patricia Cornwell + artist Walter Sickert, Killer | Annie Chapman + victims | Mary Ann Nichols + killer, victims
Jack the Ripper 42
drip artist | "Jack the Dripper" + painting | Ed Harris + 2000, painter | "Lavender Mist" + 1950 is one | action painting | artist painted on the floor | paint onto canvas + 1950, splattered | wife Lee Krasner + 1945, U.S. artist's
Jackson Pollock 52
drip artist + Wyoming painter, Cody, Wyoming, American drip | nickname "Jack the Dripper" + dripper artist | Ed Harris as this painter + 2000, Ed Harris starred | "Lavender Mist" + 1950 is one | action painting | artist painted on the floor | artist's wife Lee Krasner + 1945, U.S. artist's, Peggy Guggenheim | paint onto canvas + 1950, splattered | American abstract artist + No. 1 1950 | His Autumn Rhythm + paint | died in 1956 + abstract | famous painter + drip | pouring paint
Jackson Pollock 71
drip artist + Wyoming painter | abstract expressionist | nickname "Jack the Dripper" + painting | Ed Harris + 2000, painter | "Lavender Mist" + 1950 is one | action painting | artist painted on the floor | artist's wife Lee Krasner + 1945, U.S. artist's | paint onto canvas + 1950, splattered | American abstract artist + 1950 | His Autumn Rhythm + paint | Wyoming-born | died in 1956 + abstract
Jackson Pollock 78
Montego Bay + Caribbean, country, island | Reggae country | 100 meters + 2012, country | Blue Mountain country | Bob Marley nationality
Jamaica 40
Montego Bay + Caribbean, country, island | Reggae country + reggae music | 100 meters + 2012, country | Blue Mountain country | Bob Marley nationality | Capital at Kingston + country | Red Stripe beer country | south of Cuba + island nation, English-speaking, miles
Jamaica 55
Portia Simpson Miller + Caribbean, nation, island, prime minister | Reggae country + reggae music | 100 meters + 2012, country | Blue Mountain country | Bob Marley nationality | Capital at Kingston + country | Red Stripe beer country | south of Cuba + island nation, English-speaking, miles | country did runner + Olympics
Jamaica 59
Portia Simpson Miller + Caribbean, nation, island, prime minister | Reggae country + reggae music, reggae, ska | 100 meters + 2012, country | Blue Mountain country | Bob Marley nationality | Capital at Kingston + country | Red Stripe beer country | south of Cuba + island nation, English-speaking, miles | country did runner + Olympics | Blue Mountain Coffee | Blue Mountain island | Henry Morgan + pirate | Negril
Jamaica 71
British explorer of the Pacific | British sea captain + 1770s | English captain | Valentine's Day 1779 + 1779 in Hawaii, Hawaii | Tahiti + 1769 | third voyage + 1728, 1770, 1776, 1779, captain | discovered Hawaii
James Cook 45
British explorer of the Pacific | British sea captain + 1770s | English captain | Valentine's Day 1779 + 1779 in Hawaii, Kealakekua Bay, Hawaii | expedition to Tahiti + 1769 | third voyage + 1728, 1770, 1776, 1779, captain's third | discovered Hawaii | 1770s explorer | east coast of Australia + 1770 | exploring Australia + New
James Cook 57
British explorer of the Pacific | British sea captain + 1770s British captain, Antarctic Circle | English captain | Valentine's Day 1779 + died in 1779, 1779 in Hawaii, explorer was killed, Kealakekua Bay, Hawaii, Yorkshire | expedition to Tahiti + 1769 | third voyage + 1728, 1770, 1776, 1779, captain's third | discovered Hawaii | 1770s explorer | east coast of Australia + 1770 | exploring Australia + New | 1774 + captain | 1778 + landing | Pacific including New Zealand | first European to visit Hawaii | three Pacific + captain
James Cook 72
"The Deerslayer" author | novel "The Pathfinder" | "The Last of the Mohicans" author + wrote | His 5 "Leatherstocking Tales"
James Fenimore Cooper 41
"The Deerslayer" author | novel "The Pathfinder" | "The Last of the Mohicans" author + wrote | Leatherstocking Tales
James Fenimore Cooper 41
"Dubliners" author | "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" author | "Finnegans Wake" author | 20th century Irish author + Dublin | "Ulysses" author | author's wife Nora
James Joyce 51
20th century Irish author + collection of short stories, Dublin | "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" author + novel was A Portrait of the Artist | "Finnegans Wake" author | "Ulysses" author | author's wife Nora + Zurich | Nora Barnacle | Stephen Daedalus author | list of the 100 best + novels, 20th C, Modern Library
James Joyce 52
president and Father of the Constitution | 1812 president + June 1, 1812, president asked Congress to declare war, Congress for a declaration of war against Great Britain | Montpelier | 1794 + Dolley | The Star Spangled Banner + president | wrote the Bill of Rights
James Madison 43
president and Father of the Constitution | 1812 president + June 1, 1812, president asked Congress to declare war, Congress for a declaration of war against Great Britain | "The Sage of Montpelier" | 1794 + Aaron Burr, Dolley, Dolley Todd | "Star-Spangled Banner" was written + president of the U.S. | wrote the Bill of Rights | Federalist Papers + U.S. wrote, Three
James Madison 46
"Tales of the South Pacific" author + Pulitzer-Prize winning book South Pacific | "Hawaii" author + The Source | "Texas" author + "Poland" author, Poland, Texas | The Covenant + wrote about Polish, South | "Alaska" author | "Caribbean" author | historian in the south
James Michener 40
"Tales of the South Pacific" author | "Hawaii" author | "Texas" author + "Poland" author, Poland, Texas | The Covenant + South | "Alaska" author | "Caribbean" author | historian in the south
James Michener 40
European powers + 1823, Doctrine, America | doctrine president | Americas are "not to be considered as subjects for future colonization" + 1823 the U.S. | secretary of state & war + president | 1817 to 1825 + 1803, 1811, president | 1820 + reelection, unopposed, president | Governor of Virginia + fifth | Madison's secretary of state | Trenton + wounded | negotiate the Louisiana Purchase + fifth President | run unopposed
James Monroe 49
"Sense and Sensibility" author + "Sense and Sensibility", "Pride and Prejudice", wrote "Sense and Sensibility" | Persuasion author + "Northanger Abbey" & "Persuasion" | "Emma" author + wrote Emma | Mansfield Park + author | died in 1817 + 1811, author, close, published | Anne Hathaway in "Becoming Jane" | Chawton + Women Authors, 19th C, England, home, sensible
Jane Austen 48
"Pride and Prejudice" author + wrote | "Northanger Abbey" author | "Sense and Sensibility" author | "Emma" author | novel "Persuasion"
Jane Austen 49
"Sense and Sensibility" author + "Sense and Sensibility", "Pride and Prejudice", wrote "Sense and Sensibility" | "Northanger Abbey" author | "Emma" author + wrote Emma | novel "Persuasion" | Mansfield Park + author | died in 1817 + author, close, published
Jane Austen 50
"Pride and Prejudice" author + wrote | "Northanger Abbey" author | "Sense and Sensibility" author + wrote "Sense and Sensibility" | "Emma" author | novel "Persuasion" | Mansfield Park + author
Jane Austen 55
Charlotte Bronte novel | Mr. Rochester book | Thornfield Hall + novel
Jane Eyre 42
Charlotte Bronte novel | Mr. Rochester book | Thornfield Hall + novel | Lowood + 1847, novel, Hall, School | Bronte heroine + Rochester | Edward Fairfax Rochester + novel, Edward
Jane Eyre 58
Edward Fairfax Rochester + novel, Edward | Mr. Rochester book | Thornfield Hall book | Lowood School + 1847, novel, Gateshead Hall | governess + Adele Varens, title | Bronte heroine + Rochester | attic + novel, wife
Jane Eyre 63
Charlotte Bronte novel + last chapter, Reader, I married him | Mr. Rochester book + love Mr. Rochester, wedding to Mr. Rochester | Thornfield Hall book | Lowood School + 1847, novel, Gateshead Hall | governess + Adele Varens, title | Bronte heroine + Rochester | Edward Fairfax Rochester + novel, Edward | 1847 Charlotte Bronte | Bronte classic | Bronte work + book
Jane Eyre 73
Nippon + country | Hokkaido country | Honshu country + island | nickname the Land of the Rising Sun + country | Akita country + dog | Okinawa + country, Island, world's | Sapporo + country
Japan 53
Nippon + country | Hokkaido country | Honshu country + island | country nicknamed "Land of the Rising Sun" | Akita country + dog | Okinawa + country, Island, world's | Sapporo + country | Asahi + beer, country | February 1904 + Port Arthur, Russia | Honda country | Jimmu + country, first, Emperor | Judo country | Kimigayo + country's national | Kirin + country | Mount Fuji country | longest suspension bridge in the world + country | sushi country
Japan 93
You're gonna need a bigger boat + film | 1974 Peter Benchley + Peter Benchley novel, Peter Benchley thriller | 1975 Steven Spielberg film + movie creature | blockbuster + 1975, first, movie | movie shark + The Revenge, will | Richard Kiel + Actor, 2 Bond films, character | The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker + Bond, steel-toothed | great fish moved silently through the night water
Jaws 49
president of the Confederate States of America + 1861, 1863
Jefferson Davis 44
president of the Confederate States of America + 1861, 1863 | Secretary of War + Pierce | U.S. senator from Mississippi + secession | citizenship restored in 1978 + U.S.
Jefferson Davis 56
president of the Confederate States of America + 1861, future Confederate president, future husband, Secretary of War for Pierce | Biloxi + Beauvoir, home, Beauvoir, Confederate, home | U.S. citizenship restored in 1978 | U.S. senator from Mississippi + secession | 1861 inaugural | June 3rd birthday | Richmond + 1807, Confederacy | ask is to be let alone + 1861
Jefferson Davis 68
Rachel Green in Friends + actress | married Brad Pitt | married Justin Theroux + 2015 | "Leprechaun" actor + Friends | "Just Go with It" actress | "Picture Perfect" actress | "Wanderlust" + Friends | Jeannie Bueller | TV "Friend" + 2001, film | The Break-Up + 2006
Jennifer Aniston 41
Printing press inventor + printing press and movable | Mainz, Germany + printer | edition Bible printed + 1450s bibles, 1455 | invented movable + 1439, movable type printing press | Johann Fust + printing | 15th century German + printing press | 42-line + Bible
Johannes Gutenberg 40
Dome of the Rock city | city's Church of the Holy Sepulchre | King David city | Wailing Wall + city | Zion + city | Judean + city | Solomon's temple + city | capital of Israel | third-holiest city
Jerusalem 39
"Bruce Almighty" actor | Liar Liar | Grinch + actor | "Dumb & Dumber" actor + 1994, "Ace Ventura" actor, Ace Ventura, mask, The | Ace Ventura role | "Dumb" film | "The Cable Guy" actor | Horton Hears A Who + voiced | Man on the Moon + Andy Kaufman | Riddler in "Batman Forever" | The Duck Factory | plays the role + Grinch in How the Grinch
Jim Carrey 46
Plains, Georgia | first president born in a hospital | President to graduate from the U.S. Naval Academy | 1980 presidential + presidential election | Georgia, the first + president | governor of Georgia + 1971, 1975, 1977 | mother "Miss Lillian" | peanut farmer + US President | Habitat for Humanity + former, house | House Chief + presidency
Jimmy Carter 63
Plains, Georgia | first president born in a hospital | President to graduate from the U.S. Naval Academy | 1980 presidential + presidential election | Georgia, the first president | governor of Georgia + 1971, 1975 | mother "Miss Lillian" | presidential campaign + Not, peanuts | Habitat for Humanity + former, house | House Chief + presidency | peanut farmer + US President | The Peanut + nickname, presidential
Jimmy Carter 72
Plains, Georgia | first president born in a hospital | President to graduate from the U.S. Naval Academy | 1980 presidential + presidential election | Georgia, the first president | Governor of Georgia, from 1971 + 1975 | mother "Miss Lillian" | peanut farmer + US President | Habitat for Humanity + former, house | House Chief + presidency | nickname The Peanut + presidential | presidential campaign + Not, peanuts | Cyrus Vance | Emory University + 1982 | Record holder for the longest time lived after leaving + Record holder for the longest time lived after leaving office | president was the first to put solar panels on the White House | won the Nobel Peace Prize + president
Jimmy Carter 86
1431 + burned at the stake, Rouen, girl | The Maid of Orleans | Charles VII + 1429, France, woman | siege of Orleans + first, French
Joan of Arc 44
Burned at the stake in 1431 + May 30, 1431, Rouen in 1431, girl | nicknamed the Maid of Orleans | Charles VII + 1429, France, woman | siege of Orleans + first, French | La Pucelle
Joan of Arc 50
Burned at the stake in 1431 + May 30, 1431, Rouen in 1431, girl | nicknamed the Maid of Orleans | coronation of Charles VII + 1429, France, woman | siege of Orleans + first, French | La Pucelle | French heroine | Bishop Cauchon | Ingrid Bergman + Milla Jovovich | drive the English + English from France, France | martyr + French, Maid of Orleans, most, woman | play about this female saint
Joan of Arc 69
The Accused + 1988, The Brave One, Oscar, won | directed "Little Man Tate" + actress, The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane, starred | "Nell" actress | Clarice Starling role + The Silence of the Lambs, Oscar-winning | Contact actress | graduated from Yale in 1985 + 1st film in 1972, actress appeared, star | "Panic Room" actress | "Taxi Driver" actress | 1991's "Little Man Tate" + actress, debut as a director | Alicia Christian Foster | President Ronald Reagan + John Hinckley Jr | films bugsy malone
Jodie Foster 46
Baroque composer + Church, Leipzig, wrote | "Brandenburg Concertos" composer + 6 "Brandenburg Concertos" | composed The Well Tempered Clavier | composed Goldberg | composer had 20 children + fathered 20 children | The Art of the Fugue + composer of the work | Johann Christian + youngest son, son | His son Carl Philipp Emanuel | Baroque master + composed | Baroque music + Baroque period, composer, German | brother Johann Christoph + died, father, Organ, study | keyboard music | "Little Organ Book" + wrote | "St. Matthew Passion" | B-minor Mass + 18th century German, composer | Magnificat + 1723, German, Written | died in 1750
Johann Sebastian Bach 107
Baroque composer + wrote | Brandenburg Concertos | The Well-Tempered Clavier | Goldberg Variations
Johann Sebastian Bach 44
Baroque composer + wrote | Brandenburg Concertos | The Well-Tempered Clavier | Goldberg Variations | composer had 20 children + fathered | Fugue | Johann Christian + son
Johann Sebastian Bach 68
Baroque composer + wrote | Brandenburg Concertos | The Well-Tempered Clavier | Goldberg Variations | composer had 20 children + fathered | Fugue | Johann Christian + son | Carl Philipp Emanuel + son | Baroque master + composed | Baroque music + composer, German
Johann Sebastian Bach 84
Baroque composer + wrote | Brandenburg Concertos | The Well-Tempered Clavier | Goldberg Variations | composer had 20 children + fathered | Fugue | Johann Christian + son | Carl Philipp Emanuel + son | Baroque master + composed | Baroque music + Baroque period, composer, German | brother Johann Christoph + died, father, Organ, study | keyboard music
Johann Sebastian Bach 92
1800 + White House | was the first president to live in the White House | wife Abigail | son was president + First | Braintree, Massachusetts + 1735, born, president | Quincy, Massachusetts | Thomas Jefferson + 1826 | defended the British soldiers + Boston Massacre | first U.S. vice president | most insignificant office that ever the invention + conceived, office that ever the invention of man contrived, insignificant office that ever the invention of man, vice presidency was the most insignificant office
John Adams 65
1800, who became the first + White House | wife Abigail | son was president + First | Braintree, Massachusetts + 1735, born, president | Quincy, Massachusetts | 1797 + 1801, presidential | defended the British soldiers + Boston Massacre | first U.S. vice president | most insignificant office that ever the invention + conceived, office that ever the invention of man contrived, insignificant office that ever the invention of man, vice presidency was the most insignificant office | words were "Thomas Jefferson survives" + 1826 | John & Abigail + Charles, president with children
John Adams 65
words were "Thomas Jefferson survives" + 1826, died July 4, 1826 | 1800, who became the first + November 1800, White House | Braintree, Massachusetts + 1735, born, president | Quincy, Massachusetts | 1797 + 1801, presidential | defended the British soldiers + Boston Massacre | first U.S. vice president | most insignificant office that ever the invention + conceived, office that ever the invention of man contrived, insignificant office that ever the invention of man, vice presidency was the most insignificant office | president from Massachusetts + second cousin to President, First | John & Abigail + Charles, president with children, Thomas, John | Born in 1735 + October 30, 1735 | future president the first U.S. | president in 1798 | president in 1825 | president's last words + words were Thomas Jefferson | signer of the Declaration of Independence + presidents
John Adams 78
1859 raid on Harper's Ferry + abolitionist | 1859 made him a martyr to the anti-slavery + Dec 2 1859, October 16, 1859, hanged for treason, Harper's Ferry, man | body lies a-mouldering in the grave + abolitionist
John Brown 40
1859 raid on Harper's Ferry + abolitionist, Harper's Ferry, West Virginia, man's raid | 1859 made him a martyr to the anti-slavery + Dec 2 1859, October 16, 1859, hanged for treason, Harper's Ferry, man | body lies a-mouldering in the grave + abolitionist
John Brown 40
Standard Oil Company | death in 1937 + million, oil | oil business + magnate, retired | oil refinery + 1839, Cleveland, man | Davison middle name | July 8 + VP | Son John D + Jr | Univ. of Chicago + Oil
John D. Rockefeller 46
public enemy number one | bank robber + 1930s, 1934, Chicago | outside Biograph Theater in 1934 + Chicago, down, gangster, shot | July 22, 1934 + FBI, Red | escaped from jail with a wooden gun + public enemy | killed in 1934 + FBI | "Lady in Red" + Chicago | Johnny Depp in "Public Enemies"
John Dillinger 45
public enemy number one + Public Enemy No | Chicago in 1934 + 1934 death | Chicago's Biograph Theater + 1934 | July 22, 1934 + FBI, Red | escaped from jail with a wooden gun + public enemy | killed in 1934 + outside Biograph Theater in 1934, FBI | "Lady in Red" + Chicago | Johnny Depp in "Public Enemies" | Anna Sage | Chicago, Indiana + 1934 | bank robberies + 1930s
John Dillinger 54
"Ich Bin Ein Berliner" president | Profiles In Courage + President | died on Nov 22 1963 + Dallas | first Catholic president | Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country | president born May 29, 1917 in Brookline, Massachusetts | 1960 presidential election + 1960 presidential candidate, first | Camelot + president | It was involuntary. They sank my boat + hero, this president | Jacqueline Bouvier married + 1953 | New Frontier | man's 1960 + 1960 campaign | president's yacht was called "Honey Fitz" after his maternal grandfather | was the first US president born in the 20th century | Let us never negotiate out of fear, but let us never fear to negotiate | presidents are buried in Arlington National Cemetery + Taft | youngest man elected president & | 1961-63 | Columbia Point + Boston | Cuban Missile Crisis + president | President, 1961 | Rose Fitzgerald + mother Rose, Presidential | president during Bay of Pigs Invasion | president to win a Pulitzer
John F. Kennedy 113
Ich bin ein Berliner + President | Nov. 22, 1963 + Dallas, death | Profiles In Courage + President | first Catholic president | Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country | Pt 109 | president born in 1917 + Massachusetts, May 29 | 1960 presidential election + 1960 presidential candidate, first | Camelot + president | It was involuntary. They sank my boat + hero, this president | Jacqueline Bouvier married + 1953 | New Frontier | man's 1960 | president's yacht was called "Honey Fitz" after his maternal grandfather | was the first US president born in the 20th century
John F. Kennedy 86
Ich bin ein Berliner + President | Nov. 22, 1963 + Dallas, death | Profiles In Courage + President | first Catholic president | Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country | Pt 109 | president born in 1917 + born May 29, 1917, born in Massachusetts in 1917 | 1960 presidential election + 1960 presidential candidate, first | Camelot + president | It was involuntary. They sank my boat + hero, this president | Jacqueline Bouvier married + 1953 | New Frontier | man's 1960 | president's yacht was called "Honey Fitz" after his maternal grandfather | was the first US president born in the 20th century | Let us never negotiate out of fear, but let us never fear to negotiate | presidents are buried in Arlington National Cemetery + Taft | youngest man elected president &
John F. Kennedy 98
Feb. 20, 1962 + 3 orbits, Earth | first American to orbit the Earth + Friendship 7 | October 1998 + oldest, astronaut, man, Space | astronaut and senator + U.S. senator | Senate Governmental Affairs Committee + Ohio democrat | returned to space + 1998, 77, October | 1962, & again + March of 1962, 1998 | astronaut from Ohio + Mercury astronauts
John Glenn 46
"A Time to Kill" author + first | "The Firm" author + wrote | legal thriller + 1997, 2003, 2006, author | "The Pelican Brief" author | lawyer author
John Grisham 63
"A Time to Kill" author + first | "The Firm" author + wrote | legal thriller + 1997, 2001, author | "The Pelican Brief" author | lawyer author | The Rainmaker + author
John Grisham 71
"Rabbit, Run" author + wrote Rabbit | Angstrom author + "Rabbit" Angstrom | "Rabbit at Rest" author | "The Witches of Eastwick" author + 1983, 1984 | "Rabbit is Rich" author + wrote | The Centaur + author | won two Pulitzer Prizes for Fiction + 1991, books, series
John Updike 63
"A Time to Kill" author + first novel A Time to Kill, "The Client" author, "Sycamore Row" | "The Firm" author + second, "The Firm", wrote "The Firm" | bestseller "The Rainmaker" + "The Rainmaker" author, new legal thriller, The Partner | lawyer author + "The Testament" author | "The Street Lawyer" author | "The Runaway Jury" author | 1990s Mississippi author + 1984 to 1990, 1990 | book "The Innocent Man" + 2006, 2007, first | wrote "The Pelican Brief" | courtroom & won + 1996, author, giving up law, returned | wrote "The Street Lawyer"
John Grisham 81
"A Time to Kill" author + first novel A Time to Kill | "The Firm" author + wrote | legal thriller + 1997, 2001, author | "The Client" author + The Pelican Brief | "The Street Lawyer" author | "The Testament" author + author/lawyer | bestseller "The Rainmaker" + author | A Painted House + 1998, 2005
John Grisham 86
"A Time to Kill" author + first novel A Time to Kill | "The Firm" author + wrote "The Firm" | legal thriller + author | "The Client" author + The Pelican Brief | lawyer author + "The Testament" author | bestseller "The Rainmaker" + "The Rainmaker" author | "The Street Lawyer" author | "The Runaway Jury" author | 1990s Mississippi author + 1990 | book The Innocent + 2006, 2008, first, The Innocent Man | wrote "The Pelican Brief"
John Grisham 93
"Ode on a Grecian Urn" poet | poet who wrote "Endymion" | poet died in 1821 + poet, tuberculosis | English poet who wrote + 1820, Fanny Brawne, Ode, poet wrote 'An Ode to a Nightingale' | A thing of beauty is a joy forever | "To Autumn" poet | English romantic poet + died | Here lies one whose name was writ in water + poet | La Belle Dame sans Merci + poet | line "Beauty is truth, truth beauty" | Chapman's Homer | Rome cemetery + poet | film Bright Star + poet
John Keats 78
Dec. 8, 1980 + album Double Fantasy | album Imagine + song | married Yoko Ono + 1969, 1971 | 1980 in New York | Cynthia Powell + married Cynthia | David Bowie's Fame + backing, co-wrote | Jealous Guy + song | We're more popular than Jesus | band, the Quarrymen
John Lennon 49
Dec. 8, 1980 + 1980 in New York City, 1980, "Double Fantasy", album Double Fantasy, Starting Over | 1971 album Imagine + #1 album "Imagine", song | 1969, he married Yoko Ono + 1970 | Cynthia Powell + married Cynthia | David Bowie's Fame + backing, co-wrote | Jealous Guy + song | We're more popular than Jesus | band, the Quarrymen | "Working Class Hero" | Born Oct. 9 | Give Peace a Chance | Let It Be + The Beatles | Ono middle name + middle name from Winston, Winston to Ono | Plastic Ono Band | assassinated in 1980 | cover of the first Rolling Stone
John Lennon 68
Chief Justice from 1801-1835 + appointment as Chief Justice in 1801, longest-serving Chief Justice | fourth Chief Justice | Marbury v. Madison + Chief Justice | McCulloch v. Maryland in 1819, this Chief Justice | Chief Justice wrote, The | U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice | man was Chief + 1801, Court
John Marshall 42
American naval hero | Father of the American Navy | I have not yet begun to fight | 1778 this American | Bonhomme Richard + captained | Admiral in the Russian Navy + Rear Admiral, American | ship America + 1781, Navy's
John Paul Jones 52
American naval hero | Father of the American Navy | I have not yet begun to fight | 1778 this American | Bonhomme Richard + captained | Admiral in the Russian Navy + Rear Admiral, American | ship America + 1781, Navy's | 1792 deaths | Flamborough Head + 1779, fight | captain of the Ranger | harm's way + not, American
John Paul Jones 64
6th U.S. President | presidential election of 1824 + Jackson, House, vote | Amistad + Anthony Hopkins | wife of 1 president & mother of another | His son John Adams + John Adams II, White House, married | was the first president with a middle name | wife Louisa was the only First Lady born abroad + Quincy | President Madison appointed + United States Minister to Russia
John Quincy Adams 40
Salinas, California + author | "The Grapes of Wrath" author + wrote | "Travels with Charley" author + country | Cannery Row | East of Eden author
John Steinbeck 46
Salinas, California + author | "Cannery Row" author | "The Grapes of Wrath" author + wrote | "Travels with Charley" author + country | East of Eden author | "The Red Pony" author | "The Winter of Our Discontent" author | "Tortilla Flat" | "Of Mice and Men" + 1937, author | "The Pearl" author | wrote East Of Eden
John Steinbeck 79
Salinas, California + author | "Cannery Row" author | "The Grapes of Wrath" author + wrote ?The Grapes of Wrath | "Travels with Charley" author + country | East of Eden author | "The Red Pony" author | "The Winter of Our Discontent" author | "Tortilla Flat" author | "Of Mice and Men" + 1937, author | "The Pearl" author | wrote East Of Eden | CA author
John Steinbeck 83
Salinas, California + author | "Cannery Row" author + "Sweet Thursday" author, poem, a stink | "The Grapes of Wrath" author + wrote ?The Grapes of Wrath | "Travels with Charley" author + Charley in his "Travels with Charley" was his dog, wrote of a cross-country | East of Eden author + Salinas Valley author | "The Red Pony" author | "The Winter of Our Discontent" author + The Moon Is Down | "Tortilla Flat" author | Monterey + California | "The Pearl" author | wrote East Of Eden | CA author | marine biology + Cannery Row | novel, "Cup of Gold"
John Steinbeck 90
"Rabbit, Run" author + wrote Rabbit | Harry Angstrom + "Rabbit" Angstrom, author | "Rabbit at Rest" author | "The Witches of Eastwick" author + 1983, 1984 | "Rabbit is Rich" author + wrote
John Updike 55
"Rabbit, Run" author + wrote | Harry Angstrom + "Rabbit" Angstrom, author | "Rabbit at Rest" author | "The Witches of Eastwick" author + 1983, 1984 | "Rabbit is Rich" author + wrote
John Updike 55
"Rabbit, Run" author + Rabbit series of books, wrote in Rabbit is Rich | "Rabbit" Angstrom author + "Rabbit Redux" | "Rabbit at Rest" author | author of Couples + The Witches of Eastwick | The Centaur + author | won two Pulitzer Prizes for Fiction + 1991, won 1991 Pulitzer, books, series
John Updike 56
Marion Morrison | The Quiet Man | The Shootist | Orange County, California + airport | Rio Bravo + Sheriff John T. Chance, Rio Lobo, film, starred | Rooster Cogburn role + remake "True Grit,", legend | The Green Berets + 1968 | "The Duke" actor | Genghis Khan role | cowboy actor + legend
John Wayne 54
Marion Morrison | The Quiet Man actor | "The Shootist" actor | Orange County, California airport + movie "Duke" | Rio Bravo + Sheriff John T. Chance, Rio Lobo, film, starred | Rooster Cogburn role + remake "True Grit,", legend | The Green Berets + 1968 | "The Duke" actor | Genghis Khan role | cowboy actor + legend | "Stagecoach" as Ringo Kid | "The Searchers" actor | "True Grit" actor | Duke Morrison + films | Gunsmoke + episode, first | Singing Sandy | The Big Trail + first | Winterset, Iowa | star in 142 + actor, leading roles
John Wayne 81
sang I Walk the Line + famous, singer | country's "Man in Black" | song "A Boy Named Sue" + 1969, hit | sang Ring of Fire | "Folsom Prison Blues" + artist, songs | San Quentin + songs | Tennessee Two + career
Johnny Cash 41
King Hussein country + Abdullah | Dead Sea river | Queen Noor country + born, Middle East country | city Petra + country | Abdullah II + 1999, country, King | Hashemite Kingdom + country | Middle Eastern kingdom + Middle Eastern country | capital Amman + country
Jordan 60
King Hussein country + Abdullah | Queen Noor country + born, Middle East country | city Petra + country | Abdullah II + 1999, country, King | Hashemite Kingdom + country | Middle Eastern kingdom + Middle Eastern country | capital Amman + country | Middle Eastern river | Mount Hermon + river rises | Queen Rania + country | river of Joshua
Jordan 67
King Hussein country + Abdullah Ibn Hussein | Queen Noor country + born Lisa Halaby, Middle East country | city Petra + country | river of Joshua + Joshua the Israelites | Hashemite Kingdom + country | King Abdullah II + 1999, country | Middle Eastern kingdom + Middle Eastern country | capital Amman + country | Middle Eastern river | Mount Hermon + Mideastern, river rises | Queen Rania + country
Jordan 70
"Heart of Darkness" author + wrote | "Lord Jim" author | Teodor Konrad Korzeniowski + born, author, Jozef, Polish | "Nostromo" author | "Typhoon" author
Joseph Conrad 41
March 5, 1953 + died, died March, Georgy Malenkov | Soviet leader died + 1953 | Gori, Georgia + 1879, born, dictator | Josef Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili + name | Lenin's tomb + 1961, removed | Tehran + 1941, leader, Yalta | "A single death is a tragedy, a million deaths is a statistic" | Khrushchev's 1956 + leader | Premier of the Soviet Union | Svetlana Alliluyeva + daughter Svetlana | TIME Person of the Year in 1939 + TIME Person of the Year in 1942
Joseph Stalin 45
down the walls of Jericho | man, successor to Moses + serve the Lord | Before his death, Moses | leader of the Israelites after Moses + land | son of Nun + Moses | Canaan + conquered | Moses my servant
Joshua 43
"Around the World in Eighty Days" author + wrote | "Journey to the Center of the Earth" author | Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea + author, wrote | "Five Weeks in a Balloon" author + 1863, debut | "The Mysterious Island" author | Voyages Extraordinaires | writer foretold
Jules Verne 40
killed in 44 BC + died in 44 B.C., March 15, 44 B.C., Roman | Ides of March | Pompey + 45 BC, Roman | Roman leader + B.C. | Calpurnia + first, wife | Shakespeare play with Brutus | "Et tu Brute!" + line Et tu, famous | 49 BC + Roman | Augustus + Roman | Casca + play, speech | conquered Gaul + B.C.
Julius Caesar 101
killed in 44 BC + died in 44 B.C., March 15, 44 B.C., Roman | "Beware the Ides of March" | Pompey + 45 BC, In 60 BC, Roman | Roman leader + B.C. | Calpurnia + first, wife | Shakespeare play with Brutus + Brutus killed | "Et tu Brute!" + line Et tu, famous | 49 BC + Roman | Augustus + Roman | Casca + play, speech | conquered Gaul + B.C. | "cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war" + Shakespeare play | 55 B.C. + invaded | Pompeia | Suetonius + ruler | ancient dictator
Julius Caesar 121
tells his daughter Cordelia + Cordelia's dad, Goneril, Regan, Cordelia, father of Goneril, Regan | I am a man more sinned against than sinning | tragic title character | Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks | Duke of Albany than Cornwall + Kent | Shakespearean king + daughter | foolish king's | three daughters + play | Gloucester + play | How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child | divide his kingdom among his three
King Lear 61
killed in 44 BC + March 15, 44 B.C., Roman | Ides of March | Roman leader + B.C. | Calpurnia + first, wife
Julius Caesar 56
Ganymede planet + Europa, largest moon | Great Red Spot planet | largest planet in our solar system
Jupiter 42
Ganymede planet + Europa, largest moon | Great Red Spot planet | largest planet in our solar system | Galilean moons planet + 1610 | Jovian + planet
Jupiter 57
Ganymede planet + Europa, Ganymede, largest moon | Great Red Spot planet | fifth planet from the Sun + Solar System | Galilean moons planet + 1610, the Galilean moons | Jovian + planet | Shoemaker-Levy 9 + 1994, planet | planet's moon Io
Jupiter 67
Great Red Spot planet | largest planet in our solar system + 1% of the mass | 1610, the Galilean moons orbit which planet | jovian planet | Shoemaker-Levy 9 + 1994, planet | system orbits what planet + largest moon, solar system | Juno + god | planet has the shortest day | planet's 4 moons + discovered | 1979 Voyager | Pioneer 10 + launched in 1972, planet | Roman equivalent of Zeus | planet is less
Jupiter 75
Ganymede planet + Europa, Ganymede, largest moon | Great Red Spot planet | fifth planet from the Sun + Solar System | Galilean moons planet + 1610, the Galilean moons | planet's 4 moons + discovered | Jovian + planet | Shoemaker-Levy 9 + 1994, planet | Juno + god | mass of all the other planets combined | planet has the shortest day
Jupiter 86
Sunflower State | Jayhawk + State, school | Dust in the Wind + 1978, 1980 | Topeka state | Wichita in this state | Wizard of Oz state
Kansas 44
Sunflower State | Jayhawk + State, school | Dust in the Wind + 1978, 1980, "Carry On Wayward Son" | Topeka state | Wichita in this state | Wizard of Oz state | "In Cold Blood" state | Amelia Earhart state | Leavenworth state
Kansas 56
America & The Sunflower State + "America's Breadbasket", Mount Sunflower | "Jayhawk State" + school | Dust in the Wind + 1978, 1979, "Carry On Wayward Son" | Topeka state | Wichita in this state | Wizard of Oz state | "In Cold Blood" state | Amelia Earhart state | Leavenworth state | "Brown vs. Board of Education" + state | Dodge City state | Fort Riley state | Nancy Kassebaum + state's senator | Sam Brownback + Pat Roberts, Senate | Steve Walsh + band | Verdigris River | wheat state
Kansas 80
capital Astana + Almaty, country | world's largest landlocked country | "stan" country + largest | Russia's longest border | Baikonur | Nursultan Nazarbayev + president | glorious nation | space launch facility + Russia's
Kazakhstan 46
Bluegrass State + Bluegrass Region | bourbon state + Bourbon County, production of bourbon, bourbon whiskey | Abraham Lincoln's birth state + Jefferson Davis state | Frankfort is the capital of what state | Mammoth Cave state | Daniel Boone + state | Lexington University + state | Cumberland Falls + Park, State | Henry Clay state | Fort Knox state | Greater Cincinnati Airport + state | Harlan County state | Neil Diamond + state, woman | Steve Beshear + state | horse racing state
Kentucky 89
country whose capital is Nairobi | Mombasa country | Mau Mau Rebellion country + 1950s, British | African nation and mountain
Kenya 43
Nairobi is the capital + Nairobi country | Mombasa country | Masai + country, Mara, Reserve | Mau Mau + country
Kenya 48
country whose capital is Nairobi | Mombasa country | Mau Mau Rebellion country + 1950s, British | Africa's highest mount + country | Jomo Kenyatta + nationality | Swahili + "republic", & this country's
Kenya 51
country whose capital is Nairobi | Mombasa country | Mau Mau Rebellion country + 1950s, British | African nation and mountain + Ludwig Krapf | Africa's highest mount + country | Jomo Kenyatta + nationality | Swahili + "republic", & this country's | "Out of Africa" country + film Out of Africa | Leakey nationality | Nakuru | The Flame Trees of Thika + country
Kenya 67
tells his daughter Cordelia + Goneril, Regan, Cordelia | Goneril, Regan + father of Goneril | I am a man more sinned against than sinning | tragic title character | Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks | Duke of Albany than Cornwall + Kent | Shakespearean king + daughter | foolish king's | three daughters + play
King Lear 68
flightless bird of New Zealand + flightless bird of New, Zealand bird, national | New Zealand fruit + Chinese, fuzzy | Chinese gooseberry + fruit
Kiwi 64
national bird + New, Zealand | New Zealand fruit + Chinese, Zealand fruit, fuzzy | fruit called the Chinese gooseberry
Kiwi 64
national bird + New, Zealand | New Zealand fruit + Chinese, Zealand fruit, fuzzy-skinned fruit | fruit called the Chinese gooseberry
Kiwi 64
flightless bird of New Zealand + flightless bird of New, small flightless bird, Zealand bird, national | New Zealand fruit + Chinese, pavlova, a dessert, fuzzy-skinned fruit, Zealand fruit | fruit also known as the Chinese gooseberry | native to New + Zealand | bird AND a fruit | bird has nostrils + beak | birds hunt + smell | citizen of New Zealand | sense of smell + bird
Kiwi 85
38th parallel + June 25, 1950, war | 1950s war | Battle of Pork Chop Hill + Pork Chop Hill war | July 27, 1953 the armistice + end this war, signed | "The Bridges at Toko-Ri" war | Yalu River + MiG, war | "forgotten war" | Battle of Inchon | China fought + forces, conflict | veterans of this war + 1950, 1953, July 27
Korean War 49
Volcanic island, erupted in 1883 | Indonesian volcano + 1883, 19th century volcano | island was obliterated in an 1883 + 1883 explosion, most of this volcanic | Indonesian island + 1883, event | loudest + Indonesian, island, volcanic | "The Scream" volcano | Aug. 27, 1883
Krakatoa 40
"Bluebeard" author + Breakfast of Champions | "Slaughterhouse-Five" author + wrote Slaughterhouse | "Cat's Cradle" author | "God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater" author | "Player Piano" author + first | "Welcome to the Monkey House" author
Kurt Vonnegut 50
"Slaughterhouse-Five" author + wrote | Indianapolis author + born, Breakfast of Champions | "Cat's Cradle" author | "God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater" author | "Player Piano" author + first | "Welcome to the Monkey House" author
Kurt Vonnegut 50
"Bluebeard" author + Breakfast of Champions | "Slaughterhouse-Five" author + wrote 'Slaughterhouse 5', wrote Slaughterhouse | "Cat's Cradle" author | "God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater" author | "Player Piano" author + first novel "Player Piano" | "Welcome to the Monkey House" author | "Hocus Pocus" + author | "The Sirens of Titan" | "Timequake" | Cape Cod + author, Saab | Felix Hoenikker | Kilgore Trout + author | died on April 11 + author
Kurt Vonnegut 71
largest Great Lake | largest body of fresh water in the world + surface area, lake | Duluth + Great Lake | Isle Royale National Park + Great Lake, Michigan | Edmund Fitzgerald sank + Lakes
Lake Superior 42
country's flag features a cedar tree + National Order of the Cedar | country, capital Beirut | Maronite Christian + country, Middle Eastern, president, Sunni | highest percentage of Christians + Arab nation, Middle East country with Christians | "Switzerland of the Middle East" | Gemayel + 1982, slain, country, pres | Hezbollah | Mediterranean Sea + Syria | Syria & this country
Lebanon 42
John Paul Jones band + John Bonham band, Jimmy Page band, Robert Plant band | sang "Whole Lotta Love" + band | sang "Stairway to Heaven" + band | album "Houses of the Holy" + band | drummer John "Bonzo" Bonham + band, bassist John Paul Jones, heavy | film The Song Remains The Same + Rock group
Led Zeppelin 43
John Paul Jones band + John Bonham band, Jimmy Page band, Robert Plant band | sang "Whole Lotta Love" + band | sang "Stairway to Heaven" + band | album "Houses of the Holy" + band | drummer John "Bonzo" Bonham + band, bassist John Paul Jones, heavy | film The Song Remains The Same + Rock group | Physical Graffiti | Zeppelin tune + name
Led Zeppelin 51
Jimmy Page band + band reunited in London, Robert Plant band | drummer John "Bonzo" Bonham + band, heavy metal band, bassist John Paul Jones, heavy | sang "Whole Lotta Love" + band | sang "Stairway to Heaven" + band, "Stairway to Heaven" group | album "Houses of the Holy" + band | film The Song Remains The Same + Rock group | Physical Graffiti | Zeppelin tune + Led Zeppelin's first album, name | Fool In the Rain | Hindenburg + debut album, cover | sang "Kashmir"
Led Zeppelin 64
Russia in 1917 + leader of the Russian Revolution | Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov + Alexander III | Russian died in 1924 + 1920s Russian leader | Stalin + 1924 | Mausoleum + Red Square | born in 1870 | communist revolutionary | exile in Siberia
Lenin 39
"War and Peace" author + wrote "War and Peace" | Russian count and novelist | "Anna Karenina" author | The Death of Ivan Ilyich + writer
Leo Tolstoy 46
"War and Peace" author + wrote "War and Peace" | Russian count and novelist | "Anna Karenina" author | The Death of Ivan Ilyich + writer | The Cossacks
Leo Tolstoy 50
"War and Peace" author + short story by this author, wrote "War and Peace" | Russian count and novelist | "Anna Karenina" author + wrote "Anna Karenina" | The Death of Ivan Ilyich + writer, Sevastopol Sketches | The Cossacks | born in 1828 + count
Leo Tolstoy 53
exiled Russian + USSR in 1929, Turkey in 1929, commissar of war, Mexico | killed in Mexico in 1940 + Russian killed in Mexico, struggle with Stalin | Ramon Mercader, who killed + 1940 | Russian revolutionary + Red Army in the civil war, Mexico, Red Army | ice pick + Aug 20th 1940, assassin, Russian | Bronstein + Lev | Communist Party + ax, Mexico | Lenin + 1940 | Stalin rival
Leon Trotsky 48
Renaissance man | Last Supper artist | mirror writing | flying machine | Vitruvian Man + artist, drawing, famous | Italian painter + Milan
Leonardo da Vinci 48
Renaissance man | Last Supper artist | notebooks, in mirror writing | flying machine | Vitruvian Man + artist, drawing, famous | Italian painter + Milan painter, Milan | 16th century artist | artist's notebook + wrote | born in 1452 | invented the parachute
Leonardo da Vinci 64
Renaissance man + 'Vitruvian Man' drawing, Verrocchio | 15th Century Artist | artist painted The Last Supper | notebooks, in mirror writing | artist's notebook + writing | only a flying machine | Vitruvian Man + artist, drawing, famous | Italian painter + Milan painter, Milan | 16th century artist | The Virgin of the Rocks | born in 1452 | invented the parachute | "Mona Lisa" artist | 1482 he told the Duke of Milan | Ginevra | artist created + artist and inventor | artist is the oldest + first | suggest using contact lenses + first, vision
Leonardo da Vinci 97
Victor Hugo book + 1845, 1862, title, writing | Jean Valjean book + 1862 | Cosette
Les Miserables 42
Victor Hugo book + 1845, 1862, title, writing | Jean Valjean book + 1862 | Cosette | Javert book + Jean
Les Miserables 51
Victor Hugo book + 1845, 1862, title, writing | Jean Valjean book + 1862 | Cosette | Javert book + Jean | I Dreamed a Dream
Les Miserables 57
Victor Hugo began writing this book + 1845, 1862, title | Jean Valjean book + 1862 | Cosette | Javert book + Jean | I Dreamed a Dream | Eponine + characters, musical | Fantine + musical | Song" & "Paris + Revolution
Les Miserables 69
Victor Hugo began writing this book + 1845, 1862, book using the title "Le Miser", Hugo work | 1862 Victor Hugo novel + convict Jean Valjean | Cosette | Javert book + Inspector Javert, Javert Off, Jean | I Dreamed a Dream | Eponine + characters, musical | Fantine + musical | Song" & "Paris + Boublil, Revolution | running musical + Hugo
Les Miserables 72
nonsense poem "Jabberwocky" + wrote nonsense | poem The Hunting Of The Snark + "The Hunting of the Snark" author | "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" author | Alice Liddell + author | "Through the Looking-Glass" author | words "brillig", "slithy" + Jabberwocky
Lewis Carroll 46
nonsense poem "Jabberwocky" + wrote nonsense | poem The Hunting Of The Snark + "The Hunting of the Snark" author | "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" author + wrote Alice's adventures in wonderland | Alice Liddell + author | "Through the Looking-Glass" author + wrote "Jabberwocky" | words "brillig", "slithy" + Jabberwocky, "mimsy" | Sylvie and Bruno | born in 1832 + Daresbury
Lewis Carroll 52
Louisa May Alcott novel + Alcott classic | Meg, Jo, Amy & Beth | 1868 novel + March family book | Marmee + novel | Amy March + novel, Meg | Jo March novel | 1860s novel | 1994 Winona Ryder film | Aunt March + books | Christmas won't be Christmas without any presents | Jo's Boys + 19th century novel, second sequel
Little Women 58
body's largest internal organ + largest gland in the human body, internal organ in the human | hepatic artery + hepatic organ, hepatic portal vein | hepatitis organ + Hepatitis is inflammation | gallbladder + bile, organ | organ meat + anemia | glycogen storage + organ | reddish-brown organ + body, largest, 3 pounds | cirrhosis organ | glucose + organ | organ converts | detoxification + organ | only human + regeneration, organ | organ's oil
Liver 100
Vladimir Nabokov novel | Humbert Humbert novel + Clare Quilty | nymphet | 1955 novel | Dolores Haze novel + 12-year-old Dolores | Swain in 1997 + 1962 Sue Lyon, novel, role, Dominique Swain | Charlotte Haze | light of my life, fire of my loins
Lolita 61
Thames River city | 1908 Summer Olympics | city's Great Fire of 1666 + Nearly 13,000 | 80-day trip around the world + starting & ending, Fogg | Bleak House + city, fog | Gatwick + Airport, city | is the only city to host the Summer Olympics 3 times | Blitz + city | Boris Johnson | Canary Wharf + building, capital, Tower | Carnaby Street + city | Chaucer + city | Located on the Thames + city | London newspaper | Samuel Johnson + tired of life, When a man is tired | will the Summer Olympics in 2012 | world's most populous city + century
London 69
British poet + lord | poem Don Juan | "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage" poet | "She walks in beauty" poet | mad, bad and dangerous to know + Lady Caroline Lamb, poet | poet who died in Greece
Lord Byron 60
poem by this British lord + 1806, lord wrote, She, Newstead | poem Don Juan | "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage" poet | "She walks in beauty" poet | mad, bad and dangerous to know + Lady Caroline Lamb, poet | poet who died in Greece | Daughter Ada + computer, poet | Greeks fight for independence + poet
Lord Byron 66
Golding novel in which English + stranded on an island | 1954 novel | Piggy, Ralph novel + Simon, Piggy, Ralph | island novel + William Golding novel | name Beelzebub + translation of Beelzebub, novel, literal translation, title | Jack Merridew novel + boy
Lord of the Flies 45
"Iron Horse" nickname | July 4, 1939 + Yankee Stadium | The Pride of the Yankees | first baseman + Yankee | 2,130 consecutive games + Yankee | Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis + disease, Home | luckiest man on the face of the earth
Lou Gehrig 40
French scientist + century, chemist saved France's | first vaccine for rabies + rabies scientist | germ theory + 1822 | French microbiologist + chemist and microbiologist | 19th c. Frenchman | Anthrax vaccine | Ecole Normale + chemistry | Fermentation scientist | Paul Muni won | killed the microbes + heating, wine
Louis Pasteur 54
Love means never having to say you're sorry | Oliver Barrett IV book + 1970, Al Gore, Erich Segal novel | 1970 Ali MacGraw film + Ryan O'Neal film | "Oliver's Story" + Oliver Barrett IV, Jenny | Tommy Lee Jones film + debut | What can you say about a twenty-five-year-old girl who died + 1970 | tearjerker in 1970 | Erich Segal film | Radcliffe + Harvard
Love Story 48
grand duchy country + European | bordered by Belgium, Germany & France + surrounded by France, Germany, Belgium, country | Grand Duke Henri + country | city of Luxembourg + country | Court of Justice of the European | Grand Duchess Charlotte + country | Grand Duke Jean | Moselle River forms + duchy | capital of this grand duchy | small duchy
Luxembourg 48
president told America, The great society | Daughter Luci + Lynda, Luci, president | Stonewall, Texas in 1908 + August 27, 1908, born, wife Lady Bird, president | first president who was sworn in by a woman | 1955 to 1961 + leader, Majority, Texan | All I have I would have given gladly not to be standing here today | 1966 this president + first, Robert C. Weaver, Secretary | Civil Rights Act of 1964 + President, President signed | I don't have ulcers, I give 'em | I will not accept, the nomination + another term as President | March 31, 1968 + reelection, not | Presidency, 1963 | Robert Caro's + Senate | Southwest Texas State | office aboard + U.S. | taught debate & public speaking + speaking at Sam Houston High School
Lyndon Johnson 69
character has Banquo + ghost of Banquo, Shakespeare | murder of King + King Duncan, Shakespearean | Lay on, Macduff, and damned be him that first cries 'Hold Enough' | play, 3 witches + Shakespeare | Shakespeare's Scottish play | Dunsinane | Thane | Shakespeare's Scottish character + title | killed by Malcolm in 1057 + king | 1606 play + King, witches | Double, double toil and trouble, Fire burn and cauldron bubble + play | King of Scotland + 1040 | foul and fair + Shakespeare
Macbeth 101
character has Banquo + ghost of Banquo, Shakespeare | killed Duncan in Shakespeare + killed King Duncan | Lay on, Macduff, and damned be him that first cries 'Hold Enough' | Shakespeare play with witches + chant | The Scottish Play + considered bad luck to mention the name, Scottish tragedy, Superstition and The Scottish, Shakespeare | Shakespeare's Scottish play + Scotland, Pa | play, 3 witches + Shakespeare | Thane | Shakespeare's Scottish character + title | 1606 play + King, witches | Double, double toil and trouble, Fire burn and cauldron bubble + play | King of Scotland + 1040 | foul and fair + Shakespeare | Birnam Wood | Fleance + Dad, play, Will | Shakespeare's shortest tragedy | When shall we three meet again | cursed play
Macbeth 122
Banquo + character, Shakespeare | killed Duncan in Shakespeare | Macduff | Shakespeare play with witches | The Scottish Play + Shakespeare
Macbeth 61
Banquo + character, Shakespeare | murder of King + King Duncan, Shakespearean | Macduff | Shakespeare play with witches | Shakespeare's Scottish play | Dunsinane | Thane
Macbeth 75
character has Banquo + ghost of Banquo, Shakespeare | murder of King + King Duncan, Shakespearean | Lay on, Macduff, and damned be him that first cries 'Hold Enough' | Shakespeare play with witches | Shakespeare's Scottish play | Dunsinane | Thane | Shakespeare's Scottish character + title | killed by Malcolm in 1057 + king
Macbeth 85
author of "The Prince" + wrote The Prince | Florentine author + "Il Principe", The Prince | Italian political philosopher | 16th century he wrote | The Prince, a famous work | feared than loved | Renaissance writer + wrote
Machiavelli 45
lemur island + Africa's, lemurs only found | Malagasy country + Malagasy & French | large island off the coast of Africa + Africa's east coast | 4th largest island in the world + Africa | African island nation | largest island in the Indian Ocean | lemur country | Antananarivo + capital | African mainland + island, miles | Mozambique channel island + Africa, islands separated | Malagasy island + languages | world's lemurs + island, home
Madagascar 111
lemur island + Africa's | Malagasy country | island off the coast of Africa + Africa's east coast | 4th largest island in the world + Africa | African island nation
Madagascar 73
lemur island + Africa's | Malagasy country | island off the coast of Africa + Africa's east coast | 4th largest island in the world + Africa | African island nation | largest island in the Indian Ocean | lemur country
Madagascar 87
lemur island + Africa's | Malagasy country | large island off the coast of Africa + Africa's east coast | 4th largest island in the world + Africa | African island nation | largest island in the Indian Ocean | lemur country | Antananarivo + capital | Mozambique channel island + Africa, islands separated
Madagascar 98
4th president of the U.S. + first, wife of our 4th president | Lakes Mendota & Monona + capital | city founded in 1836 + died, Wisconsin | movie Splash + 1984, name | state capital named for a U.S. president
Madison 41
4th president of the U.S. + last name of our 4th president, fourth president's first, wife of our 4th president | Wisconsin's 2nd largest city | isthmus between Lakes Monona & Mendota + capital | city founded in 1836 + died, Wisconsin | 1984 film Splash + name | state capital named for a U.S. president | State of Wisconsin + Capital | University of Wisconsin city
Madison 59
leader of China + Cultural Revolution launched, widow of which Chinese | Little Red Book | China in 1949 + 1949 to his death in 1976, chairman of China's Communist party, Republic | Long March + 1935, leader, Red Army | 6,000-mile Long March + 1934, China, leader of the Long March
Mao Tse-tung 46
sang "Material Girl" | married Guy Ritchie | name Ciccone | married Sean Penn | sang "Like A Virgin" + singer | 1990 Greatest Hits album called "The Immaculate Collection" + 1992 | sang "Like A Prayer" | sang "Take A Bow" + 1992, 1994, hit | "Blond Ambition" tour + 1990 | lady in Italian | sang "Papa Don't Preach" + hit, pop | Britney Spears + 2003, Music | Sooner Or Later + Dick Tracy, sung | Starr playing + 1990, 1996, 1999 | This Used To Be My Playground + 1989, 1992, song | release by the band
Madonna 100
Material Girl | Ciccone + name | Guy Ritchie | married Sean Penn | sang "Like A Virgin" + singer
Madonna 47
sang "Material Girl" | married Guy Ritchie | name Ciccone | married Sean Penn | sang "Like A Virgin" + singer | 1990 Greatest Hits album called "The Immaculate Collection" + 1992 | sang "Like A Prayer" | sang "Take A Bow" + 1992, 1994, hit | "Blond Ambition" tour + 1990 | lady in Italian | sang "Papa Don't Preach" + hit, pop
Madonna 80
Pine Tree State | battleship sunk in 1898 | Penobscot state | Acadia National Park state | only U.S. state with a 1-syllable name | New Brunswick + 1842, Webster-Ashburton treaty state, boundary, state | sank in Havana Harbor + battleship, U.S. | state is the easternmost + U.S. | remember this ship + ship sunk in 1898, war | Aroostook County + Aroostook state | Augusta is the capital + state capital | Down East state | Missouri Compromise + 1820, Massachusetts, this state | Spanish-American War ship
Maine 114
Anopheles mosquito + disease, plasmodia disease, transmitted | Italian for "bad air" + name of this disease | parasitic disease | tropical disease
Malaria 40
mosquito + disease, transmitted | Italian for "bad air" + name of this disease | parasitic disease | tropical disease
Malaria 40
Anopheles mosquito + mosquito-borne disease, disease, mosquito-transmitted disease, plasmodia disease, transmitted | Italian for "bad air" + "bad air" disease, name of this disease | parasitic disease | tropical disease + Mosquito spread | chloroquine + disease, mefloquine | quinine in treating + disease
Malaria 48
Anopheles mosquito + mosquito-borne disease, disease, mosquito-transmitted disease, plasmodia disease, transmitted | Italian for "bad air" + name of this disease | parasitic disease | tropical disease | chloroquine + disease | quinine in treating + disease
Malaria 48
Betty Shabazz + name El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz | Malcolm Little | black Muslim leader + 1965, autobiography | Ballroom in Harlem + 1954, 1965, February | assassinated on 2/21/1965 + leader was assassinated, black, Harlem, Muslim | African-American leader + 1960s | Islam in 1964 + Nation of Islam, American | Organization of Afro-American Unity + 1965 | The Autobiography Of + Alex Haley, leader
Malcolm X 52
Betty Shabazz + name El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz | born Malcolm Little + name Malcolm | black Muslim leader + 1965, autobiography | Ballroom in Harlem + 1954, 1965, minister of the Nation of Islam, February | leader was assassinated on 2/21/1965 + black, Harlem, Muslim | African-American leader + 1960s | Nation of Islam in 1964 + Muslim Mosque Inc, American | Organization of Afro-American Unity + 1965 | autobiography of this black + Alex Haley, leader | Spike Lee film + letter | black nationalist leader + Little
Malcolm X 58
Island country whose capital, Valletta + Mediterranean island's capital Valletta | island nation south of Sicily + densely populated, miles south of Sicily | St. Paul shipwreck island | awarded the George Cross for bravery + 1942, island was awarded the George Cross | Mediterranean island's cross | ruled by Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs, Normans + French, and British, island has been ruled
Malta 40
Don Quixote musical + play Don Quixote | Aldonza musical | The Impossible Dream + musical | Cervantes' Don Quixote | Cervantes musical | Dulcinea + Songs | dungeon + musical
Man of La Mancha 39
Panamanian dictator + 1989, 1990, dictator sued, Panama president | 1989 U.S. troops + December 1989 U.S., Panama | January 3, 1990 + surrendered to U.S. | Central American leader | Operation Just Cause + capture | Panama military dictator + USA | Vatican Embassy | leader in custody | strongman + 1990
Manuel Noriega 43
leader of China | Little Red Book | Chinese Communist Party + 1976, Peking University, Communist chairman | Long March + 1935, leader, Red Army | China in 1949 + 1949 to his death in 1976, Republic | leader's Cultural Revolution
Mao Tse-tung 51
Russian Jewish artist + stained-glass artist, born, Rabbi | Russian-born artist + born French painter, Russian-French artist | Vitebsk artist + Russian artist, Jewish | painted "I and the Village" in 1911 | Belarus-born + artist | Ceiling of the Paris Opera | murals + Russian
Marc Chagall 44
Italian inventor + 1896, wireless communications, wireless inventor | wireless telegraphy + 1896, 1909 Nobel Prize, Italian, inventor | radio pioneer | first transatlantic + 1901, transatlantic wireless | America's Cup + 1899, report
Marconi 42
Italian wireless telegraphy inventor + 1896, wireless communications, marquis | The Wireless Telegraph & Signal Company + 1896, 1909 Nobel Prize, Karl Ferdinand Braun, Physics Prize, Italian, inventor | radio pioneer | first transatlantic + 1901, transatlantic wireless | America's Cup + 1899, 1899 he equipped, report | Bologna + inventor | Italian scientist + Signal, radio, wireless | first transmitted radio signals across Atlantic + 1901
Marconi 52
"Iron Lady", a nickname + British PM | British prime + 1990, PM in the 20th century, Prime Minister elected to the UK | British leader | The Downing Street Years | Britain's first female P.M. + 1979 she became the first woman, first female Prime | Edward Heath | Kesteven + Baroness | May 4, 1979 | No woman in my time will be prime minister | Prime Minister of Great Britain + female | prime minister was the longest + century, longest serving | resign in 1990 | woman to head + British political party
Margaret Thatcher 55
radium + discovered, scientist | won Nobel Prizes in two different + only woman, Chemistry | radioactivity + Nobel, scientist, physicist, woman | 1903 Nobel Prize in Physics + won the Nobel Prize | won a Nobel Prize in Chemistry + 1934, daughter, Irene, scientist
Maria Sklodowska Curie 59
radium + discovered, scientist | won Nobel Prizes in two different + only woman, Chemistry | born in 1867 in Poland + Nobel Prize, woman scientist, Sklodowska | woman professor at the Sorbonne + first female professor, win a Nobel Prize | radioactivity + Nobel, scientist, physicist, woman | 1903 Nobel Prize in Physics + won the Nobel Prize | won a Nobel Prize in Chemistry + 1934, daughter, Irene, scientist
Maria Sklodowska Curie 76
1921 President Harding presented her with a capsule of radium + discovered, scientist | won Nobel Prizes in two different + only woman with 2 Nobel Prizes, receive 2 Nobel Prizes, Chemistry | woman scientist + radioactive material, Polish female chemist | radioactivity scientist + Nobel, physicist, woman | Sadly, both she & her daughter Irene + died of leukemia, Irene won a Nobel Prize, Nobel Prize in Chemistry | won a Nobel Prize in Chemistry + 1934, daughter, Irene, scientist | Joliot + Irene | Pantheon + 1995, 1st woman entombed, France | 2-time Nobel
Maria Sklodowska Curie 78
discovered the element radium + scientist | won Nobel Prizes in two different + only woman with 2 Nobel Prizes, Chemistry | woman scientist + Polish female chemist | woman professor at the Sorbonne + first female professor, win a Nobel Prize | radioactivity scientist + Nobel, physicist, woman | 1903 Nobel Prize in Physics + won the Nobel Prize in 1903 | won a Nobel Prize in Chemistry + 1934, daughter, Irene, scientist | Joliot + Irene
Maria Sklodowska Curie 80
sang "Vision Of Love" + "Vision Of Love" in 1990 | married Nick Cannon | sang "Dreamlover" + 1993, sang "Honey" | song in Paint + pop star | pop diva | 2001 movie "Glitter" + 2002, singer | 18th No. 1 + 2008, hits, single | We Belong Together | album "The Emancipation of Mimi" | artist of the 1990s + 1999, 2000, Billboard, One
Mariah Carey 47
Queen of France from 1774 + 1793, The Diamond Necklace affair, French queen during the revolution | Oct. 16, 1793 + France | woman guillotined in 1793 | "Let them eat cake" | married Louis XVI + 1770, future Louis XVI | Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun + French queen, portrait | "Madame Deficit" + French queen | 1755, Vienna, Austria + 1792, France | Louis XVII + died
Marie Antoinette 78
Queen of France from 1774 + 1793, revolution | Louis XVI's Queen + married Louis XVI | Oct. 16, 1793 + France | guillotined in 1793 | "Let them eat cake" | 1755 + 1792, Austria, Born, France | Elisabeth Vigee + French queen, portrait | "Madame Deficit" + French queen
Marie Antoinette 79
Queen of France from 1774 + 1793, The Diamond Necklace affair, Austrian Woman, Famous queen of France, French queen during the revolution, Vigee-LeBrun, Maria Theresa | Oct. 16, 1793 + died in 1793, France | guillotined Oct. 16, 1793 + woman guillotined in 1793, "Qu'ils mangent de la brioche" | "Let them eat cake" | 14 when she married the future Louis XVI + 1770 | Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun + French queen, portrait | Louis XVI's Queen + married Louis XVI | "Madame Deficit" + French queen | 1755, Vienna, Austria + born in 1755, 1792, Austrian-born, Queen Consort of France, France | Louis XVII + died | 1785 + queen | 18th century queen | Holy Roman Emperor Francis I + 1755, daughter | military secrets to her brother Leopold II + French
Marie Antoinette 96
Norma Jean Baker + name | married Arthur Miller | died in 1962 | Candle in the Wind + Elton John, tribute | The Seven Year Itch | first issue of Playboy + 1953, cover, Playboy magazine
Marilyn Monroe 52
Norma Jean Baker + name | married Arthur Miller | actress died in 1962 | Candle in the Wind + Elton John, tribute | The Seven Year Itch | first issue of Playboy + 1953, cover, Playboy magazine | "Some Like It Hot" actress | Steinem, Susan Strasberg & Norman Mailer have all written books
Marilyn Monroe 62
Norma Jean Baker better + name | married Arthur Miller | actress died in 1962 + August 5, 1962 | The Seven Year Itch | first issue of Playboy + 1953, cover, Playboy magazine | song "Candle in the Wind" + Elton John, tribute | "Some Like It Hot" actress | Steinem, Susan Strasberg & Norman Mailer have all written books | married Joe DiMaggio
Marilyn Monroe 66
espionage for Germany + exotic dancer, executed, France, Netherlands, World War I | Margaretha Geertruida Zelle + dancer, name, spy | spy and executed + 1917, dancer | woman spy + dancing | French spy + 1917, executed, Germany, working | 15 October 1917 + executed by France by firing squad
Mata Hari 44
Norma Jean Baker better + name Norma Jeane | married Arthur Miller | actress died in 1962 + August 5, 1962, Bus Stop | The Seven Year Itch | first issue of Playboy + 1953, first centerfold, first Playboy cover, Playboy magazine | song "Candle in the Wind" + Elton John, tribute | "Some Like It Hot" actress + Tony Curtis | Steinem, Susan Strasberg & Norman Mailer have all written books | married Joe DiMaggio | "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" actress | "Happy Birthday" to JFK + sang | "The Misfits" actress | I've been on a calendar, but never on time | first Artichoke Queen + Castroville | glamorous + Marilyn's
Marilyn Monroe 84
"The Godfather" author + Corleone, Fools Die, I wrote | "The Sicilian" author + 1984 | "Omerta" author + death in 1999, death, Sicilian | "The Last Don" author + 1996 | line "I'll make him an offer he can't refuse" + wrote 1969 | first novel, "The Dark Arena" + 1955, Fortunate Pilgrim
Mario Puzo 41
"The Godfather" author + Corleone, I wrote | "The Sicilian" author + 1984 | "The Last Don" + 1996 | Omerta + death, Sicilian | line "I'll make him an offer he can't refuse" + penned | first novel, "The Dark Arena" + 1955
Mario Puzo 41
Friends. Romans. Countrymen. Lend me your ears + Caesar, famous Friends, Romans | Octavian + 31 B.C., man | married Cleopatra | 2nd Triumvirate + wife J-Lo, Octavian, Lepidus, Rome's | Man with whom Cleopatra + whom Cleopatra had the most | Octavia married | lover of Cleopatra | The triple pillar of the world transformed into a strumpet's fool
Mark Antony 40
author from Hannibal | "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" author + wrote Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Adventures | Missouri author | "A Tramp Abroad" author + "The Innocents Abroad" author | Tom Sawyer author | pen name of Samuel Clemens + Virginia City Territorial Enterprise | "The Prince and the Pauper" author | Pudd'nhead Wilson author | in water depth that's 2 fathoms | The report of my death was an exaggeration + 1897 | Virginia City + 1863, 1864, Territorial Enterprise | steamboat author + steamboat pilot's | Elmira, N.Y. + author, 2 fathoms, monument on his grave | The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County | Missouri's national forest + writer | Roughing It + author | The Gilded Age | autobiography published in 2010, 100 + author's autobiography, 100 years after his death
Mark Twain 118
author from Hannibal | "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" author + The Adventures | Missouri author | Abroad author + The Innocents Abroad | Samuel Langhorne Clemens + pen name | Tom Sawyer author | "The Prince and the Pauper" + author | Pudd'nhead Wilson author | depth that's 2 fathoms
Mark Twain 74
author from Hannibal | Missouri author | wrote Adventures of Huckleberry Finn + The Adventures, authors, Tom Sawyer | "The Innocents Abroad" author | pen name of Samuel Clemens | "The Prince and the Pauper" author | Pudd'nhead Wilson author | depth that's 2 fathoms | The report of my death was an exaggeration + 1897 | Virginia City + 1863, 1864, Territorial Enterprise | steamboat author | "A Tramp Abroad" author | Elmira, N.Y. + author, 2 fathoms, monument on his grave | The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County
Mark Twain 99
red planet + Andy Weir book | Roman god of war | Phobos and Deimos are moons of what planet + 2 moons, Phobos and Deimos | Olympus Mons + planet, volcano | fourth planet from the Sun | probe + planet | meteorite + planet | 1971 Mariner 9 + planet | American astronomer Asaph Hall discovered + 1877, Asaph Hall planet, moons | Olympus Mons is the highest mountain in the solar system | Percival Lowell + 1908, canals | ''Viking'' landers + planet | Mariner 4 + planet | Panic & Fear + god's | exploring this planet | father of Romulus & Remus | million miles + Earth | planet named for the Roman god | planet to have seasons | polar ice caps + planet
Mars 114
red planet | Roman god of war | Phobos and Deimos are moons of what planet | Olympus Mons + planet, volcano | fourth planet from the Sun | meteorite + planet | planet's 2 moons
Mars 70
red planet | Roman god of war | Phobos and Deimos are moons of what planet | Olympus Mons + planet, volcano | rover + planet | fourth planet from the Sun
Mars 70
red planet | Roman god of war | Phobos and Deimos are moons of what planet | Olympus Mons + planet, volcano | fourth planet from the Sun | probe + planet | meteorite + planet | planet's 2 moons | 1971 Mariner 9 + planet | Asaph Hall discovered + 1877, moons | Olympus Mons is the highest mountain in the solar system | Percival Lowell + 1908, canals
Mars 92
Wittenberg + Church, Reformation, Theses | Diet of Worms in 1521 | Protestant Reformation + 1517, 1521 | Pope Leo X + 1520, 1521, wrote | Edict of Worms + 1521 | Wartburg Castle + translation | leader of the Reformation
Martin Luther 54
Wittenberg + Church, Reformation, Theses | Diet of Worms in 1521 + Charles V | Protestant Reformation + 1517 | Pope Leo X + 1520, 1521, wrote | Edict of Worms + 1521 | Wartburg Castle + translation | excommunicated + 1521 | leader of the Reformation | Erfurt + 1505, monastery | Lucas Cranach the Elder + close, friend | hymn "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" + wrote | married former nun Katherine von Bora
Martin Luther 75
theology at Wittenberg + Church, Reformation, Theses | Diet of Worms in 1521 + Charles V | Protestant Reformation + 1517 | nailed his 95 theses + Theses in 1517, Wittenberg church | Pope Leo X + 1520, 1521, German Protestant, I will recant, wrote | Edict of Worms + 1521 | 1505 + 1507, Erfurt, monastery | Wartburg Castle + translation | excommunicated + 1521 | leader of the Reformation | Lucas Cranach the Elder + close, friend | hymn "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" + wrote | married former nun Katherine von Bora | 16th century reformer | Bible into German + translation of the Bible | Idris Elba
Martin Luther 93
Kinderhook, New York + president | 8th U.S. president | first U.S. president born | first president who was not a British | the only president with a 2-word last name
Martin Van Buren 42
Kinderhook, New York + born on Dec 5 1782, Fox of Kinderhook, president from Kinderhook, The Little Magician | 8th U.S. president + eighth Vice President | president, he was the 1st born as an American citizen | first president who was not a British + not a British subject | the only president with a 2-word last name | Presidency 1837 | Presidency in 1836
Martin Van Buren 48
"Chim-Chim-Cheree" movie + song Chim Chim | Julie Andrews film + 1964 | flying nanny + Jane & Michael Banks, magical, film | "Spoonful of Sugar" movie | 17 Cherry Tree Lane + book, character, Cherry Tree Lane, London, children, Movie, musical | P.L. Travers book
Mary Poppins 49
"Chim-Chim-Cheree" movie + song "Chim Chim Cher-ee" | Julie Andrews film + 1964 | magical nanny + debut, film | "Spoonful of Sugar" movie | Jane & Michael Banks + nanny | 17 Cherry Tree Lane + book, character, Cherry Tree Lane, London, children, Movie, musical | P.L. Travers book | Banks children + flying umbrella, nanny
Mary Poppins 62
1964 Walt Disney + Musical or Comedy Actress, star, Julie Andrews, Banks, centre, Dick Van Dyke, film | magical nanny + debut, film | song "Chim Chim Cher-ee" movie | Jane & Michael Banks' nanny + Winifred | film with song "Spoonful of Sugar" + a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down | P.L. Travers book + series of children's books, written by P. L. Travers | family that lived at 17 Cherry Tree Lane + book, character, Cherry Tree Lane, London, children, Movie, musical | Banks children + flying umbrella, nanny | "Let's Go Fly a Kite" film | 'practically perfect
Mary Poppins 69
"Chim-Chim-Cheree" movie + song "Chim Chim Cher-ee" | 1964 Julie Andrews film | magical nanny + debut, film | "Spoonful of Sugar" movie + a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down, song "Spoonful of Sugar" | Jane & Michael Banks + nanny | 17 Cherry Tree Lane, London + book, character, children, Movie, musical | P.L. Travers book | Banks children + flying umbrella, nanny | "Let's Go Fly a Kite" film | 1964 Walt Disney + Banks, centre, Dick Van Dyke, film
Mary Poppins 70
"The Last Man", an 1826 novel + novel by this "Frankenstein" author, plague destroys | Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin + Father William Godwin | mother Mary Wollstonecraft + author | husband Percy + author
Mary Shelley 41
"The Last Man", an 1826 novel + novel by this "Frankenstein" author, plague destroys | Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin + Father William Godwin, first wife, Harriet | mother Mary Wollstonecraft + author | husband Percy + author | poet Percy
Mary Shelley 45
"Frankenstein" author + "The Last Man", an 1826 novel, "The Last Man" author, plague destroys, wrote Frankenstein | Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin + Father William Godwin, first wife, Harriet, philosopher William Godwin | mother Mary Wollstonecraft + author | husband Percy + author | poet Percy | 1 February 1851 | monster author
Mary Shelley 51
Calvert state | Baltimore state + Lord Baltimore | "The Star-Spangled Banner" state | Anne Arundel County + state | nickname, "Old Line State" | state named for a queen
Maryland 42
Calvert state + Calvert colony | Lord Baltimore state | "The Star-Spangled Banner" state | Anne Arundel County + state | nickname, "Old Line State" | state named for a queen | Barbara Mikulski + state | College Park + state | Queen Henrietta Maria + State
Maryland 54
Calvert state + Calvert family, Calvert colony, Crossland families | Lord Baltimore state + state's seal | "The Star-Spangled Banner" was written in this state | Anne Arundel County + state | nickname, "Old Line State" | state named for a queen | Barbara Mikulski + state | College Park + state | Queen Henrietta Maria + State | "The Wire" state | Black-Eyed Susan + Atlantic, state | Blue Crab + state | Francis Scott Key + state | abbreviation MD | wife of King Charles I
Maryland 72
Worcester state + Worcester County | Samuel Adams state | Battles of Lexington and Concord | Berkshire + state | Elbridge Gerry + Gerrymandered, state | Minuteman + state | Nantucket Island + state | Plymouth + state | Barney Frank state | Edward Kennedy state + John Kerry state | Logan International Airport + US state | Amherst state + College | Bunker Hill state | Joseph P. Kennedy II + state | Springfield Armory + state | colony, New Hampshire | first 13 states | governor Michael Dukakis + Michael Dukakis state | issue marriage licenses to same sex + first, marriage licenses to same sex couples, state | mayflower is the official flower of this state | only state george mcgovern carried + election | which US state is Martha's Vineyard
Massachusetts 91
espionage for Germany + exotic dancer, executed, France, Netherlands, World War I | Margaretha Geertruida Zelle + dancer, name, spy | spy and executed + 1917, dancer | woman spy + dancing | French spy + 1917, executed, Germany, working | 15 October 1917 + France
Mata Hari 44
Kremlin city | St. Basil's Cathedral city | most populous city in Europe + million | Red Square city | 1980 Summer Olympics + city | Moskva River + capital | Pushkin capital + Museum | Sept. 14, 1812 + French troops | University of Idaho | abandoned & burned + city
Moscow 45
German spy in World War I + exotic dancer, executed, France, Netherlands | woman dancer and spy | Margaretha Geertruida Zelle + accused spy, dancer, name | woman executed in 1917 + French in 1917, Vincennes in 1917, spy | 15 October 1917 + double agent, executed by a French firing squad as a spy | French spy + 1917, executed, Germany, working | spy and executed + 1917, dancer | seductive + World War I spy
Mata Hari 48
1620 ship + December 1620, November 21, 1620, ship reached Cape Cod | Plymouth ship + 1620 | America in 1620 + name of the ship, Pilgrims | Christopher Jones + captain, England, ship | state flower of Massachusetts
Mayflower 54
1620 ship + December 1620, November 21, 1620, 1620, Pilgrim, aboard this ship, ship reached Cape Cod, Speedwell ship | Plymouth ship + 1620 | America in 1620 + name of the ship, Pilgrims | Christopher Jones + captain, England, ship | state flower of Massachusetts | born on this ship + Peregrine White ship
Mayflower 57
Golden Arches | Ray Kroc + company | You deserve a break today | Hamburger University + company's Hamburger, Illinois | fast-food company | Filet-O-Fish | Happy Meals + chain | Super Size Me + company | is the world's largest restaurant chain + company | world's largest distributor of toys
McDonald's 48
Hajj city + pilgrimage to this city | Kaaba city | Muslim holy city + faces this holy city | Saudi Arabian city | Richard Burton + 1853, city, disguise | mosque + Kaaba
Mecca 47
Muslim pilgrimage city | Kaaba city | Muslim holy city + faces this holy city, mihrab | Saudi Arabian city | Hajj city + pilgrimage to this city | Richard Burton + 1853, city, disguise
Mecca 49
Elvis' city | Beale Street city | ancient capital of Egypt | city was Martin Luther King, Jr. assassinated + 1968 | largest Tennessee city | 1819 + Tennessee city, Andrew Jackson | FedEx city
Memphis 50
Elvis' city + Graceland city | Beale Street city | ancient capital of Egypt | Martin Luther King assassinated in 1968 + city | largest Tennessee city | 1819 + Tennessee city, Andrew Jackson | FedEx city | Liberty Bowl city | National Civil Rights Museum + city | walking in + city
Memphis 62
Elvis' city + Graceland city | Beale Street city | ancient capital of Egypt + Old Kingdom capital | city was Martin Luther King assassinated in 1968 | largest Tennessee city | 1819 + Tennessee city, Andrew Jackson | FedEx city | Liberty Bowl city | National Civil Rights Museum + city | walking in + city, Marc Cohn | "Bluff City" + Mississippi | St. Jude's
Memphis 68
liquid metal + liquid element, silver | cinnabar + metal, ore | smallest planet
Mercury 49
amalgam metal + element | quicksilver + element | cinnabar + metal, ore | solar system's smallest planet | Roman messenger god
Mercury 51
Great Lakes state + U.S. state | state's upper peninsula | Mackinac Bridge + state
Michigan 43
Aztec + capital | Chapultepec Castle + capital, Chapultepec Park | capital in 1847 + capital, captured | Juarez city + Avenida Juarez | 1968 Summer + Summer Olympics | Zocalo + capital | Western Hemisphere + most populous city in the Western | city of the Americas to have hosted the Olympic + national, only | oldest capital + Americas
Mexico City 47
"Jurassic Park" author + "Airframe", "The Lost World" author, wrote Jurassic Park | "Andromeda Strain" author | created the TV show "ER" + author, was the creator of the TV series "ER" | "Congo" author | "Disclosure" author | "Rising Sun" author
Michael Crichton 49
"Jurassic Park" author | "Andromeda Strain" author | TV series "ER" + author, created | Harvard Medical School + author, John, writing | "Congo" author | name John Lange + author
Michael Crichton 52
King Of Pop | album "Thriller" | Gary, Indiana | played the Scarecrow in "The Wiz" | album "Bad" | sang "Billie Jean" + sang "Beat It", Thriller | wife Debbie Rowe + 1993, 1996, 1998
Michael Jackson 50
King Of Pop | album called Thriller in 1982 | Gary, Indiana | played the Scarecrow in "The Wiz" | album "Bad" | sang "Billie Jean" + sang "Beat It", Thriller | wife Debbie Rowe + 1996, singer | Man In The Mirror + 1988 | died on June 25th 2009 + music
Michael Jackson 58
sang "Billie Jean" + sang "Beat It", Thriller | album called Thriller in 1982 | king of pop music | Gary, Indiana-born + Jackie, Tito, Jermaine | played the Scarecrow in "The Wiz" | album "Bad" | Debbie Rowe marry in 1996 + 1997, singer | Man In The Mirror + 1988 | died on June 25th 2009 + music | 1984 song + Torture | Got To Be There + 1972 | Rock With You + 1980 | album "Invincible" | sang 1983 + Thriller | song Black or White
Michael Jackson 82
painted the "Last Judgement" + Sistine Chapel | Pieta sculptor + Rondanini Pieta | last name Buonarroti + Italian artist, sculptor & artist, Italian | His Florentine Pieta, intended for his own tomb + Florentine Pieta sculptor | sculpting "David" + 1504 | Charlton Heston in "The Agony and the Ecstasy" + Charlton Heston artist | His only signed work is the "Pieta" + sculptor | "Pieta" artist | "Pieta" now in St. Peter's Basilica | Laurentian Library + 1505, Florence, Pope | Medici + sculpture | designed the dome of St. Peter's | fresco in the Sistine Chapel + nude figure | sculptor, painter, architect | virus named for a Renaissance artist + March 6, 1992, computer, infected | "beard turned up to heaven" + painted | 1475 + born | 1534 + painter, sculptor, Florence | Julius II's tomb + Sculpted | statue of David
Michelangelo 108
painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel | Florentine Pieta sculptor | last name Buonarroti + sculptor & artist, Italian | sculpting "David" + 1504 | The Agony and the Ecstasy + artist | work is the "Pieta" + sculptor
Michelangelo 53
painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel | Florentine Pieta sculptor | last name Buonarroti + sculptor & artist, Italian | sculpting "David" + 1504 | The Agony and the Ecstasy + artist | work is the "Pieta" + sculptor | "Pieta" artist | Laurentian Library + 1505, Florence, Pope | Medici + sculpture | Pieta for St. Peter's | designed the dome of St. Peter's | fresco in the Sistine Chapel | sculptor, painter, architect | virus named for a Renaissance artist + 1992, computer, infected, March 6
Michelangelo 85
Great Lakes state + 4 Great Lakes, U.S. state | state's upper peninsula | Mackinac Bridge + state | Big 10 school + play college | Isle Royale greenstone + state | Kalamazoo + state | Lansing is the capital + US state | Wolverine State | If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you + motto, state's peninsula | postal abbreviation MI | Debbie Stabenow + senator, state | Ford state | Gerald Ford college | state's 2 peninsulas + Bridge, connects, only state
Michigan 116
Pharaoh's daughter | bulrushes | married Zipporah | brother Aaron | burning bush because, as God | Biblical lawgiver
Moses 42
First X-rated film to win Best Picture + X-rated movie to win the Oscar | 1969 Best Picture + Best Picture Oscar | Ratso Rizzo + 1969 film, Dustin Hoffman, street | Everybody's Talkin' + 1969, Hoffman, hustler, film, theme | Joe Buck + James Leo Herlihy | 1969 Jon Voight film | 1969 Oscar winning film
Midnight Cowboy 40
Italian fashion city + northern Italian city, Fashion Week | La Scala opera house city | Lodovico Sforza city | capital of the Lombardy region + Italian city | The Last Supper + Italian city, Leonardo | Da Vinci's "Last Supper" + city | Italy's second largest city | Po city
Milan 48
state's 10,000 Lakes + "sky-tinted waters" | "Land of 10,000 Lakes" + state | Lake of the Woods state | Bemidji state | St. Cloud + City, State | gopher state | movie Fargo + state | International Falls + Freeze Yer Gizzard Blizzard Run, state | Lake Superior state | Mayo Clinic state | Mississippi River + state | Mondale state | North Dakota + state | Northfield in this state + bank robbery, enacted, James | Northwest Angle + Lake of the Woods County, U.S. | Red Lake state + largest | Rochester state | Land O'Lakes + state | Moorhead + State | Superior National Forest + state | The Mary Tyler Moore Show + state | Walshes + Beverly Hills | point is Eagle Mountain + highest, state | postal abbreviation MN
Minnesota 105
"Land of 10,000 Lakes" + state | Lake of the Woods state | Bemidji state | St. Cloud + City, State | gopher state | movie Fargo + state | International Falls + Freeze Yer Gizzard Blizzard Run, state | Lake Superior state | Mayo Clinic state | Mississippi River + state | Mondale state | North Dakota + state | Northfield in this state + bank robbery, enacted, James | Northwest Angle + Lake of the Woods, U.S. | Red Lake state + largest | Rochester state
Minnesota 77
James Meredith + 1962, state, university | Natchez state | Jackson state | Magnolia State | New Orleans river | Yazoo state | mighty river | Alabama & Louisiana + state | Eudora Welty | Gulf of Mexico + Minnesota | Gulf states | Hernando De Soto river | Huckleberry Finn river + book | Jefferson Davis state | Mark Twain's river + book | Minneapolis river | William Faulkner state
Mississippi 111
James Meredith + 1962, state, university | Natchez state | Jackson state | Magnolia State | New Orleans river
Mississippi 49
Three Forks, Montana river + Great Falls of this river, Fort Peck, Gallatin | Show-Me State | Kansas City state + larger Kansas City | South Dakota river + Nebraska & South Dakota | borders Iowa to the south | "Big Muddy" river | Bismarck river + City | Kansas City river | Lake of the Ozarks state | Lewis & Clark + river | Sioux City river + Omaha | was Mark Twain born + state | Joplin + state | Bootheel + state's | Claire McCaskill + state | Jesse James + state | Mississippi just north + river | Platte + Tributaries | Thomas Hart Benton + state | abbreviation MO | mozarkite + state | north of St. Louis + miles, river | state borders Kansas
Missouri 116
Montana river | Show-Me State | Kansas City state | South Dakota river + Nebraska & South Dakota, South Dakota's southern
Missouri 41
Montana river | Show-Me State | Kansas City state | South Dakota river + Nebraska & South Dakota, South Dakota's southern | borders Iowa | "Big Muddy" river | Kansas City river | Lewis & Clark + river | Ozark state | Sioux City river + Omaha | was Mark Twain born + state
Missouri 77
kissing plant + believed this plant had magic powers | parasitic plant + Christmas plant | Christmas kisses + Christmas plant | viscum album + name, plant | I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus | apple tree + grows | plant is poisonous + eat
Mistletoe 43
whale novel + 1851, white whale | Pequod novel + 1851 | "Call me Ishmael" novel | Herman Melville novel | Starbuck novel | Queequeg novel + harpooners
Moby Dick 63
white whale novel + 1851 | Pequod novel + 1851 | "Call me Ishmael" novel | Herman Melville novel | Starbuck novel | Queequeg novel + harpooners
Moby Dick 63
white whale novel + 1851 | Pequod novel + 1851 | great white whale + novel | "Call me Ishmael" novel | Herman Melville novel | Starbuck novel + Stubb | Queequeg novel + Daggoo novel, harpooners
Moby Dick 74
1851 Herman Melville novel + 1851 whale novel, title character of an 1851 | white whale novel + 1851 | Pequod novel + 1851 | great white whale + novel | "Call me Ishmael" novel + Ishmael, the only, Rachel rescue | Starbuck novel + first mate, Stubb | Queequeg novel + Daggoo novel, Tashtego, Daggoo & Queequeg, harpooners | Melville classic + Ray Bradbury, John Huston, John Huston film | Nathaniel Hawthorne + genius, Melville, token | search after her missing children, only found another orphan + Rachel novel
Moby Dick 92
French playwright + Jean | Jean-Baptiste Poquelin's name + nom de plume, playwright | "Tartuffe" playwright | "The Imaginary Invalid" playwright | The Misanthrope + playwright | married Armande Béjart + playwright, 17th century, 1st | 17th c. play | The School for Wives
Molière 62
"Tartuffe" playwright | "The Imaginary Invalid" playwright + 1673 | The Misanthrope + playwright | married Armande Béjart + playwright, 17th century, 1st | 17th c. play | The School for Wives | "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme"
Moličre 39
French playwright + Jean | Jean-Baptiste Poquelin + nom de plume, playwright, name | "Tartuffe" playwright | "The Imaginary Invalid" playwright
Moličre 44
French playwright + Jean | Jean-Baptiste Poquelin + nom de plume, playwright, name | "Tartuffe" playwright | "The Imaginary Invalid" playwright | The Misanthrope + playwright | married Armande Béjart + playwright, 17th century, 1st
Moličre 54
Grimaldi family + Grimaldi country | Monegasque country | tiny principality + small country | borders France + country | country's national orchestra is larger than its army + national orchestra of this nation on the Mediterranean | 1297 + country | Grimaldi rules | Monte Carlo casino | Prince Albert + tiny | Prince Rainier III + nationality | Prince Rainier principality | Princess Caroline country | Princess Stephanie country | most densely populated country + densely populated country in the world, small | principality on the Riviera | second smallest country + Vatican, world
Monaco 80
Grimaldi country + Grimaldi principality | Monegasque country + Franco-Monegasque | tiny principality + small country | borders France + country | country's national orchestra is larger than its army + national orchestra of this nation on the Mediterranean | 1297 + country | Grimaldi rules | Monte Carlo casino | Prince Albert + tiny | Prince Rainier III + nationality | Prince Rainier principality | Princess Caroline country | Princess Stephanie country | most densely populated country + densely populated country in the world, small | principality on the Riviera | the 2nd smallest country in the world + Vatican | Grace Kelly + country | ports in Monaco
Monaco 86
Custer state + National | Glacier National Park state | Treasure State | Great Falls state | Little Bighorn + Custer's Last Stand, state | Missoula + state
Montana 59
Custer's Last Stand state | Glacier National Park state | Treasure State | Great Falls state | Missoula + state | Big Horn state + National | Big Sky Country + U.S. state
Montana 63
Custer's Last Stand state | Glacier National Park state | Treasure State | Great Falls state | Missoula + state | Big Horn state + National | Big Sky Country + U.S. state | Helena state | Lewis and Clark state | abbreviation for Montana
Montana 75
Custer's Last Stand state | Glacier National Park state | Treasure State | Great Falls state + great falls of the Missouri River | Missoula + state | Big Sky Country + U.S. state | Little Big Horn state + National | Lewis and Clark state | abbreviation for Montana | which state is Helena the capital | Anaconda + state | Bozeman state
Montana 81
capital of Alabama | 1955 bus boycott city | First White House of the Confederacy + first capital of the Confederacy | Rosa Parks city + bus
Montgomery 43
capital of Alabama | 1955 bus boycott city | First White House of the Confederacy + first capital of the Confederacy | Rosa Parks city + bus | capital of the Confederacy in 1861 + February
Montgomery 48
East Alabama & New Philadelphia city | 1955 bus boycott city | First White House of the Confederacy + first capital of the Confederacy | Rosa Parks city + bus | capital of the Confederacy in 1861 + February | 1819 + East Alabama city | 8th Army + commanded
Montgomery 56
East Alabama & New Philadelphia city + Alabama merged | 1955 bus boycott city + Alabama bus boycott city | first White House of the confederacy in this city | Rosa Parks city + Rosa Parks arrested, bus | capital of the Confederacy in 1861 + Confederate States of America, February | 1819 + East Alabama city | 8th Army + commanded | December 1, 1955 + city, Rosa Parks refuse, Rosa Parks | Aaron Ward + middle name | Civil Rights Movement + Rosa | cradle of the Confederacy + capital of the Confederacy | march from Selma + Civil Rights
Montgomery 72
1967 Expo + city | Canadian city + St. Lawrence city, Quebec city, St | French-speaking city + world after Paris, world | Mount Royal + city | city of McGill University | hosted 1976 Summer + 1976 Summer Olympics, city | Hochelaga + Jacques Cartier | Ville-Marie
Montreal 40
Marrakech country | King Hassan II country + 1961 | Casablanca country | Rabat + country
Morocco 46
Marrakech country | King Hassan II country + 1961 | Casablanca country | Rabat + country | Tangier country
Morocco 55
Marrakech country | King Hassan II country + 1961 | Casablanca country | capital Rabat + country | Tangier country | Fez country | King Mohammed VI + country
Morocco 67
Marrakech country | King Hassan II country + 1961 | Casablanca country | capital Rabat + country | Fez country | King Mohammed VI country | Strait of Gibraltar + country | Agadir + country | Ceuta & Melilla + North African nation, Spanish | Muhammad V + country, King, Sultan
Morocco 75
Marrakech country | King Hassan II country + 1961 | Casablanca country | capital Rabat + country | Tangier country | Fez country | King Mohammed VI nationality | Strait of Gibraltar + country | Agadir + country | Ceuta & Melilla + North African nation, Spanish | Muhammad V + country, King, Sultan
Morocco 84
infant by Pharaoh's daughter | bulrushes | married Zipporah + Midian | brother Aaron + man with Miriam & Aaron | burning bush because, as God | Biblical lawgiver | Jochebed + mother | Nebo + Mount | Red Sea + Biblical, God | Sinai + God, Mount | unto this man + And the angel of the Lord appeared unto | But I am slow of speech and of a slow tongue | Egyptian princes | God he received | Israel out of Egypt | Sea at the hands
Moses 77
Missionaries of Charity + 1997, Nirmala | born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu in 1910 + Nobel Prize | 1979 Nobel Peace Prize | Calcutta nun | Calcutta woman | Nobel Prize-winning nun
Mother Teresa 40
Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta + 1997, head of the Missionaries of Charity, "The Saint of the Gutters", joined the Sisters, Sisters of Loreto, Nirmala | born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu + 1910, India in 1948, citizen of India | born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu in 1910 + Yugoslavia, became a citizen, Nobel Prize | 1979 Nobel Peace Prize + Albanian | Calcutta nun | Calcutta woman | Nobel Prize-winning nun | Nobel Peace Prize winner + 1979 | nun, born
Mother Teresa 53
Nepalese mountain + Sagarmatha mountain, Nepalese call it Sagarmatha | Tibetans call Chomolungma + Sagarmatha | World's highest mountain + mountain in the world | Peak XV + 1865 | 29,028 feet | Hillary Step | Japan's leading + mountain | Jon Krakauer + Into Thin Air, mountain | Junko Tabei became the first woman to reach its summit + 1975 Junko Tabei
Mount Everest 54
Nepalese mountain + Sagarmatha mountain, Nepalese call it Sagarmatha | Tibetans call Chomolungma + Sagarmatha & Chomolungma | World's highest mountain + mountain in the world | Peak XV + 1865 a mountain was renamed | 29,028 feet | Hillary Step | Japan's leading + mountain | Jon Krakauer + Into Thin Air, mountain | Junko Tabei became the first woman to reach its summit + 1975 Junko Tabei became the first woman | 29,035 | Khumbu Icefall + Lhotse | goddess mother + Tibetans | top of this highest mountain
Mount Everest 66
Japanese mountain + highest mountain in Japan | Japanese volcano + 1707
Mount Fuji 42
Japanese mountain + highest mountain in Japan | Japanese volcano + 1707, World Heritage | Shizuoka + mountain, Yamanashi | Hokusai | Japanese landmark | mountain is said to be derived from the Ainu + name
Mount Fuji 55
"Don Giovanni" composer + Don Giovanni opera | born in Salzburg + composer, father Leopold | "Cosi Fan Tutte" composer + opera Cosi fan Tutte | "Magic Flute" composer | Kochel + Ludwig, numbers, works | The Marriage of Figaro | 1791 + composer | Part of this composer's "Requiem" + died, finished | composer's K numbers + works | Johannes Chrysostomus Theophilus Wolfgangus + names | Vienna composer + opera | composer Wolfgang | wife Constanze
Mozart 106
"Don Giovanni" composer + Don Giovanni opera | born in Salzburg + composer, His father | "Cosi Fan Tutte" composer + opera Cosi fan Tutte | "Magic Flute" composer | Kochel + Ludwig, numbers, works | The Marriage of Figaro
Mozart 71
nickname "The Greatest" + boxing | Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee | The Louisville Lip | title in 1967 because he refused + refused to serve, Stripped, Vietnam War | Leon Spinks + 15, heavyweight | boxing legend | heavyweight boxing title + 1964, 1967 | military induction + 1967, refused military, no | no quarrel with them Viet Cong + saying 'I ain't got no, refused
Muhammad Ali 45
"Come Blow Your Horn" playwright + 1961, 1963, first play "Come Blow Your Horn" | "Brighton Beach Memoirs" playwright | "Lost in Yonkers" playwright + 1991 Pulitzer, won | "The Odd Couple" playwright | The Goodbye Girl + 1993, playwright, adapted, film | "Barefoot in the Park" playwright | "Chapter Two" playwright | "Plaza Suite" | Eugene Jerome + playwright, Broadway | The Sunshine Boys + 1972 play, playwright | married Marsha Mason + playwright, The Good Doctor
Neil Simon 57
"Come Blow Your Horn" playwright + 1961, first play "Come Blow Your Horn", 1st Broadway | "Brighton Beach Memoirs" playwright + Biloxi Blues | "Lost in Yonkers" playwright + 1991 Pulitzer, won a 1991 Pulitzer, won | "The Odd Couple" playwright | The Goodbye Girl + 1993, playwright adapted, film | "Barefoot in the Park" playwright | "Chapter Two" playwright | "Plaza Suite" | Eugene Jerome + playwright, Broadway | The Sunshine Boys + 1972 play, playwright | married Marsha Mason + "The Good Doctor" playwright | California Suite
Neil Simon 60
27 years in South African jail + 1990, 1993, Robben Island Prison | Nobel Peace Prize in 1993 + FW De Klerk | autobiography, "Long Walk to Freedom" | elected president of South Africa in 1994 | first black president of South Africa + Africa's first black chief
Nelson Mandela 41
27 years in South African jail + 1990, 1993, Robben Island | Nobel Peace Prize in 1993 | autobiography, "Long Walk to Freedom" | president of South Africa in 1994 + elected president of South Africa | African National Congress + leader, president | first black president of South Africa
Nelson Mandela 46
27 years in South African jail + born in 1918, 1990, Robben Island Prison, 27 years of prison to become South | and Nobel Peace Prize Winner, 1993 + FW De Klerk | autobiography, "Long Walk to Freedom" | elected president of South Africa in 1994 | first black president of South Africa + Africa's first black chief | 1962 to 1990 | Morgan Freeman + Invictus, world leader | Rolihlahla | anti-apartheid activist + South Africa
Nelson Mandela 53
country's Kathmandu Valley | Mount Everest country | country's capital city is Kathmandu | country's flag is not rectangular | Gurkhas + country | Royal Chitwan National Park + Himalayan | Sherpas + country | nation is the only Hindu
Nepal 51
country's Kathmandu Valley | country's capital city is Kathmandu + Asia, Kathmandu | only national flag + national flag that is not rectangular, shape | country has 8 of the world's 10 highest peaks + mountains | Gurkhas + country | Royal Chitwan National Park + Himalayan | Sherpas + country | nation is the only Hindu | Crown Prince Dipendra + country | Gyanendra
Nepal 55
Roman god of the sea | planet's moon Triton | Pluto + planet, sun | orbit around the Sun + 1846, completed its first, planet | Naiad planet + planet's moons | planet's moon Nereid
Neptune 60
died in St Helena + May 5, 1821, leader died, exiled on St. Helena, island of St. Helena | 1815 + France | first consul + After the coup d'etat of 18 Brumaire 1799, November 1799 | married Marie Louise + Marie Louise of Austria | Battle of Austerlitz + 1805, 1806, victory | Egypt in 1798 | Josephine + marriage | defeat at Waterloo + final | 1803 + USA | An army marches on its stomach | Animal Farm + boar, dictator, pig | Emperor of the French from 1804 | nicknamed "The Little Corporal" | 1769 births + 18 | 1785 + 42nd, 58, graduated, military school in Paris | 1809 + wife | Ajaccio + Corsican | Antonio Canova + emperor, statue | Duchy of Warsaw + Empire, kingdom of Naples, man's, Naples & Spain | emperor's sister Pauline | exile on Elba | 1804 this man | Chicken Marengo + chef created | Jacques-Louis David + 1801 | Louis XVIII + 1814, France | army discovered Rosetta Stone | dedicated the "Eroica" | designed Italy's flag | layered puff pastry | man's victory | not French + impossible | wars named for this man
Napoleon 154
state, north of the Platte River | Arbor Day + "Tree Planters State" | Tom Osborne + college | William Jennings Bryan state | state legislature is the only one to be unicameral + U.S. state | Big 12 school | Kearney state | Plains state | "My Antonia" state | 2013 Bruce Dern film + Bruce Dern won | Bruce Springsteen album + 1982 | Creighton University state | Husker | Marlon Brando state + Henry Fonda state | Omaha state | The Cornhusker State | Willa Cather state | state changed its postal abbreviation
Nebraska 77
Roman god of the sea | largest moon Triton + planet | Pluto + planet, sun | planet was discovered in 1846 + completed its first orbit of The Sun since its discovery in 1846 | Naiad planet + planet's moons | planet's moon Nereid | Poseidon + Roman | Voyager 2 + 1989, last, planet | eighth planet from the sun
Neptune 78
Named after the Roman god of the sea + planet | Triton, this planet's largest moon | Because Pluto was reclassified + planet, sun | planet was discovered in 1846 + completed its first orbit of The Sun since its discovery in 1846, Galle | Naiad planet + moon Naiad, planet's moons | planet's moon Nereid | Uranus + planet | Voyager 2 + 1989, last, planet | eighth planet from the sun | 4 gas giants + smallest, planets | Great Dark Spot | trident + Roman god | Has the strongest winds + planet
Neptune 93
64 A.D. when Rome burned, this emperor + Fire | Roman emperor fiddled | Emperor, 54-68 AD + Roman Emperor | Claudius + Roman emperor
Nero 44
'fiddled while Rome burned' + 64 AD, Roman fire emperor, not a fiddle | Roman emperor fiddled + Poppaea | Emperor, 54-68 AD + June 9, 68 A.D., Roman Emperor | Claudius + Roman emperor | 59 A.D.
Nero 47
Silver State | gambling state | Laughlin state | "Sagebrush State" | Area 51 state | Carson City is the capital + state | Spanish for snow + Snow Covered, desert, name, state | Elko + state | Great Basin + state | Kit Carson state
Nevada 62
Silver State + Boundary Peak | gambling state | Laughlin state + June 29, 1994 | Area 51 state | sagebrush, the state flower | "snow covered" in Spanish + desert, desert, has a name, name, state | state is Carson City the capitol | Elko + state | Great Basin + state | Kit Carson state | Carson Sink | Harry Reid + Senate | federal government owns + 85%, state's land
Nevada 71
state motto "Live Free or Die" | "Granite State" | White Mountains + state | Concord state | Old Man of the Mountain + state | Mount Washington state + wind | state bordering Maine + only
New Hampshire 52
state motto "Live Free or Die" | "Granite State" | White Mountain National Forest + state | Concord state | Old Man of the Mountain + state | U.S. state is Mount Washington + wind | state bordering Maine + only | Jeanne Shaheen + state's first, female | state borders Vermont | state has the shortest coastline
New Hampshire 64
state motto "Live Free or Die" | "Granite State" + quarries | Portsmouth + Captain John Mason, state | White Mountain National Forest + state | Concord state | New England state + Mount, state's White Mountains | Old Man of the Mountain + state | U.S. state is Mount Washington + record wind speed, wind | state bordering Maine + only | Jeanne Shaheen + state's first, female | state borders Vermont | state has the shortest coastline | Daniel Webster + state | Dartmouth College state | Mountains in this neighboring state | state whose largest city is Manchester
New Hampshire 89
Garden State + U.S. | Passaic state | Perth Amboy state | Camden state + first | Cape May state | Princeton University state | Fort Dix state | Paterson + state | Rutgers University state | capital Trenton + state | most densely populated state
New Jersey 70
Garden State + capital Trenton, U.S. | Passaic state | Perth Amboy state | Camden state + first | Cape May state | Princeton University state + Rutgers University state | Fort Dix state | Paterson + state | most densely populated state | Carteret + Channel Islands, granted, colony | Christine Todd Whitman | Hindenburg + 1937, state | Sandy Hook + state | Seton Hall University + state | first drive-in movie theater & the first + state | waste sites + state
New Jersey 83
Land of Enchantment state | White Sands state | Carlsbad Caverns state | Taos state | first atomic bomb was exploded + state | Las Cruces + state | sun symbol of the Zia + flag, Indians, state
New Mexico 44
Land of Enchantment state | White Sands state | Carlsbad Caverns state | Taos state | first atomic bomb was exploded + state | Las Cruces + state | sun symbol of the Zia + flag, Indians, state | Albuquerque state | Santa Fe + capital, state | Southwest state of ancient cultures
New Mexico 56
Land of Enchantment state | White Sands National Monument in this state + Dunes | Carlsbad Caverns state + Carlsbad Caverns National Park | Taos state + Wheeler Peak | first atomic bomb was exploded + state | Las Cruces state | flag & the sun symbol of the Zia + Indians, state | Albuquerque state | Santa Fe + capital, state | Southwest state of ancient cultures + state where artifacts | Georgia O'Keeffe state | Los Alamos + state | chile state + frijole state | roadrunner + state
New Mexico 68
Louisiana city | "Crescent City" nickname | city's French Quarter | Louis Armstrong city | Mississippi River + city | Voodoo + city, Marie Laveau
New Orleans 78
feet below sea level, this city + Louisiana, lowest point | "Crescent City" nickname | city's French Quarter | Louis Armstrong city | Mississippi River + city | Voodoo + city, Marie Laveau | Creole + city | Jean Lafitte city | Mardi Gras city | Vieux Carre city
New Orleans 98
New Amsterdam city | City is the most + US | state's Finger Lakes + U.S. state | George Pataki + state | Empire apple developed + Empire State, Delicious & McIntosh | state motto "Excelsior" | Columbia University state | Long Island + Lovely, native, Rose, state
New York 46
New Amsterdam city | City is the most + US | state's Finger Lakes + U.S. state | George Pataki state | Empire apple developed + Empire State, Delicious & McIntosh | state motto "Excelsior" | Columbia University state | Long Island + Lovely, native, Rose, state | Rochester + state | Buffalo state | Cuomo | Dutch gave up New Netherland to the British + renamed | Mount Marcy | Oneida state | State Senate + Schumer | Titanic's destination | state are the Catskill | state of mind + Billy Joel
New York 77
Maori country + Island | Cook Islands + country | Abel Tasman + country | Auckland + country | Kiwi country
New Zealand 92
Maori country + Island | Cook Islands + country | Abel Tasman + country | Auckland + country | Kiwi country | women the right to vote + 1893, first nation
New Zealand 99
American Falls, Horseshoe Falls + separated, Goat Island, waterfalls | Charles Blondin crossed + 1859, North American landmark, tightrope | Maid of the Mist Boat | Canada border + Canada and the United States | honeymooned + New | Falls, Ontario + Canada-U.S. | New York & Ontario
Niagara Falls 39
Contra country | Anastasio Somoza nationality | Augusto Cesar Sandino + Sandino country, American | Honduras + country | Sandinistas in this country | Chamorro + country | Daniel Ortega nationality + Central American, President
Nicaragua 50
Contra country | Anastasio Somoza nationality + Central American country & ruled | Augusto Cesar Sandino + Sandino country, American | Honduras + country | Sandinistas in this country + Sandinista govt | Bryan-Chamorro Treaty + country | Daniel Ortega nationality + Central American, President | Costa Rica + border, country | nation in area in Central America + largest nation
Nicaragua 58
Contra country | Anastasio Somoza nationality | Augusto Cesar Sandino + Sandino country, American | Honduras + country | Sandinistas in this country | Chamorro + country | Daniel Ortega nationality + Central American, President | Costa Rica + border, country | area in Central America + largest nation
Nicaragua 58
capital Abuja + country's capital, Lagos country | most populous country in Africa | Hausa, Yoruba & Ibo + country | Biafra + 1967, country, war
Nigeria 42
capital Abuja + country's capital, Lagos country | most populous country in Africa | Hausa, Yoruba & Ibo + country | Biafra + 1967, country, war | Boko Haram + country | Goodluck Jonathan + African country, president | film industry + country, Nollywood
Nigeria 54
Egyptian river | river in Sudan | Aswan High Dam river | 1798 + Admiral Nelson, river | Damietta & the Rosetta river | Cairo river | Lake Victoria + river | Mediterranean Sea + river
Nile 64
Egyptian river | river in Sudan | Aswan High Dam river | 1798 Admiral + Admiral Nelson, Battle, river | Damietta & the Rosetta river | Cairo river | Lake Victoria is the source + river | Mediterranean Sea + Africa, river | Blue branch + river
Nile 68
Tagalog + country, official, language | Luzon country + island of Luzon | Benigno Aquino + country | Mindanao country | Manuel Quezon nationality + president | Bataan country | Ferdinand Marcos + nationality
Philippines 84
Egyptian river | river in Sudan | Aswan High Dam river | 1798 Admiral + Battle of Aboukir Bay, Admiral Nelson, Battle, battle of this river, river | Damietta & the Rosetta river + enters the Mediterranean | Cairo river | Lake Victoria is the source + river | Mediterranean Sea + Africa, river | Blue branch + river | Blue & White river | flow into Mediterranean + river to flow, longest river | represents this river + one | river's annual floods
Nile 80
recorded the album Nevermind + "Nevermind" band | sang "Smells Like Teen Spirit" | Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl + band | Seattle band + 1994 | Kurt Cobain band + lead singer Kurt Cobain | "In Utero" album + band | Buddhist state | to blow out + Sanskrit
Nirvana 51
recorded the album Nevermind + "Nevermind" band | sang "Smells Like Teen Spirit" | 1990s Seattle band + 1994 | Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl + band | Kurt Cobain band + lead singer Kurt Cobain | "In Utero" album + band | Buddhist state + blessedness | to blow out + Sanskrit for to blow | 1994 album + Last | Bleach + albums
Nirvana 57
air is mostly this element | most common gas + air, atmosphere | fertilizer + Daniel Rutherford, element | the bends gas + blood, bubbles of this gas | ammonia + hydrogen & this element | element, symbol N | oxygen & this gas
Nitrogen 44
air is mostly this element | most common gas + air, atmosphere | fertilizer + element | the bends gas + blood, bubbles of this gas | Atmosphere's most abundant + element | element, symbol N | hydrogen & this element + ammonia | oxygen & this gas
Nitrogen 48
The Tar-heel State + Heel, state nickname, The Tar | Chapel Hill it became the first state university | "First in Flight" state | state's Outer Banks | Cape Fear state | Mt. Mitchell, the highest point + highest point east, east of the Mississippi River, state | Wright Brothers + Kitty Hawk, state | Asheville state | Roanoke Island + Colony, state | Wilmington state | capital, Raleigh + state | state song is "The Old North State" | tobacco + U.S. state | Cape Hatteras state | Greensboro state
North Carolina 98
King Haakon country + King Haakon VII | Europe's northernmost country + Hammerfest country, northernmost point on the European mainland | King Olaf country + Olaf II Haraldsson | St. Olaf country | Spitsbergen country + island of Spitsbergen | Svalbard country | country's second largest city is Bergen | Edvard Munch nationality | Edvard Grieg + nationality | Bokmal + country, Nynorsk, language | London's Trafalgar Square Christmas tree + country | Telemark | Vidkun Quisling nationality | capital Oslo | country's King Harald + world's
Norway 104
King Haakon country | Europe's northernmost country + northernmost point on the European | King Olaf country | St. Olaf country | Bergen country | Spitsbergen + country, island | Svalbard country
Norway 69
King Haakon VII + King Haakon country | Europe's northernmost country + northernmost point on the European | King Olaf country + Olaf II Haraldsson | St. Olaf country | Bergen country | Spitsbergen + country, island | Svalbard country | Edvard Munch nationality | Edvard Grieg + nationality
Norway 80
Indiana college + South Bend | Paris cathedral + Paris' Ile de la Cite | college of Knute Rockne | Theodore Hesburgh + 1987, president of this university | Congregation of Holy Cross + Holy Cross are on this university's, Indiana | most Heisman Trophy winners + school | "Touchdown Jesus" + school | Fighting Irish + school's | Leprechaun + college
Notre Dame 50
"The Gift of the Magi" author + short story, wrote | William Sydney Porter's alias + author William Sydney Porter, name William Sydney Porter | short stories with surprise endings + The Gift of the Magi | "Cabbages and Kings" + short-story author | author's pen name + William Sydney
O. Henry 46
"The Gift of the Magi" author + short story, wrote | William Sydney Porter's alias + name of short story writer, author William Sydney Porter, name William Sydney Porter | short stories with surprise endings + The Gift of the Magi | "Cabbages and Kings" + short-story author | author's pen name + William Sydney
O. Henry 46
king of Thebes | solve the Sphinx' riddle | plays by Sophocles + Sophocles king | killing his father and marrying his mother | Jocasta + son | Laius + killed
Oedipus 43
Kentucky river + tributary Wabash river | Zanesville state | Bowling Green State University state | Taft state | senator John Glenn state | Cedar Point + State | Dayton state | Kent State University state | Miami University state | Rutherford B. Hayes + state | Sandusky + state | Underground Railroad + state | Xenia + city, state | Youngstown + state | state's Oberlin College + first | Chillicothe + state's | Family Ties + state | Iroquois + Great | March 1, 1803 + first, Northwest Territory, 17th state | pennant + state flag | tomato juice + beverage
Ohio 92
African bird + large | bird lays the largest eggs | largest living bird | Struthio camelus + bird | bury its head in the sand + bird | tall bird + foot | bird is the world's largest | fastest animal on 2 legs + run | fastest running bird | animal has eyes larger + eye bigger than its brain | only 2 toes on each of its 2 feet | speed of about 40 mph
Ostrich 83
Sooner state + 1889, land, nickname | Cherokee state | Choctaw state + "red people" state | Laurey + Curly, musical | Cimarron state + County | Dust Bowl + state | Muskogee state | wind comes sweepin' down the plain | "Five Civilized Tribes" state + seal, star | Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin + musical
Oklahoma 97
Platoon director + won the Best Director Oscar, film, Oscar for Platoon | Natural Born Killers director + 1996, The Doors, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps | "Born on the Fourth of July" director + JFK director, Platoon, Wall Street | "Wall Street" director + films | Bronze Star & a Purple Heart + director, Vietnam | "Conan the Barbarian" + director | directed "World Trade Center"
Oliver Stone 40
Bull's-Eye + Dickens novel, Bill Sikes novel, dog | Mr. Bumble novel + Dickens, workhouse that he once | Mr. Brownlow + novel, character | Fagin book | Dickens orphan
Oliver Twist 45
dog Bull's-Eye book + Dickens novel, Bill Sikes novel | Mr. Bumble novel + Dickens, workhouse that he once | Mr. Brownlow + Brownlow book, character | Fagin book | Dickens orphan
Oliver Twist 45
North American marsupial + America's only marsupial, species | animal plays dead + Plays dead to escape predators | Virginia marsupial + Virginia species | Yapok, a species + marsupial, has webbed
Opossum 40
North American marsupial + America's only marsupial, species | animal plays dead | Virginia marsupial + Virginia species | Yapok, a species + marsupial, has webbed
Opossum 40
hunter constellation | Rigel and Betelgeuse + constellation of Betelgeuse, star Betelgeuse | constellation's belt + Alnilam, Alnitak & Mintaka, stars | Great Nebula constellation + Horsehead Nebula constellation, sword | Hunter slain by Artemis | mythical hunter
Orion 58
hunter constellation | brightest stars + constellation, Rigel | constellation's belt + Alnilam, Alnitak & Mintaka, stars | Great Nebula constellation + Horsehead Nebula constellation, sword | Hunter slain by Artemis | mythical hunter | Greek hunter
Orion 61
"Earnest" author + playwright | The Importance of Being Earnest playwright + wrote The Importance Of Being Earnest | I have nothing to declare except my genius + Customs | Irish wit | Reading Gaol author + wrote | "The Picture of Dorian Gray" author | Who wrote the Ballad of Reading Gaol + 1898, man | died in Paris in 1900
Oscar Wilde 70
The Importance of Being Earnest playwright + wrote The Importance Of Being Earnest | I have nothing to declare except my genius + Customs | Irish wit | Reading Gaol author + wrote | "The Picture of Dorian Gray" author | Who wrote the Ballad of Reading Gaol + 1898, man | died in Paris in 1900 | 2 years at hard labor + 1895, Irish | Lady Windermere's Fan
Oscar Wilde 70
The Importance of Being Earnest playwright + wrote The Importance Of Being Earnest | U.S. Customs he had NOTHING to declare but his genius | Irish wit | Reading Gaol author + wrote | "The Picture of Dorian Gray" author | November 30, 1900 + author, died, Paris | Who wrote the Ballad of Reading Gaol + 1898, man | 2 years at hard labor + 1895, Irish | Lady Windermere's Fan | My wallpaper & I are fighting a duel to the death. One... of us has to go + Irish
Oscar Wilde 74
The Importance of Being Earnest playwright + wrote The Importance Of Being Earnest | U.S. Customs he had NOTHING to declare but his genius | Irish wit | wrote "De Profundis" + Lord Alfred Douglas, author, Reading Gaol | "The Picture of Dorian Gray" author | Who wrote the Ballad of Reading Gaol + 1898, man kills the thing he loves | died in Paris in 1900 + author died | sentenced to 2 years' hard labor + 1895, Irish | Lady Windermere's Fan | My wallpaper & I are fighting a duel to the death. One... of us has to go + Irish | A Woman of No Importance | Dublin-born + 1854 | I can resist everything except temptation | Salome + 1854, author
Oscar Wilde 86
European capital, used to be Christiania + 1624 | Norwegian capital | Akershus Castle + fjord capital, overlooking a fjord | Kon-Tiki Museum + city | Scandinavian capital
Oslo 45
European capital, used to be Christiania + 1624 | Norwegian capital | fjord capital | Kon-Tiki Museum + city | Scandinavian capital
Oslo 45
European capital, used to be Christiania + 1624, renamed Christiania | Norwegian capital | Akershus Castle + fjord capital, overlooking a fjord | Kon-Tiki Museum + city | Scandinavian capital | Munch Museum + city
Oslo 49
European capital, used to be Christiania + 1624, renamed Christiania | most populous city in Norway | Akershus Castle + fjord capital, overlooking a fjord | Scandinavian capital | capital's Kon-Tiki museum + Home to the Kon-Tiki Museum | Munch Museum city | Thor Heyerdahl capital + Kon-Tiki
Oslo 52
African bird + large | bird lays the largest eggs | largest living bird | Struthio camelus + bird | bury its head in the sand + bird | tall bird + foot | bird is the world's largest | fastest animal on 2 legs + run | fastest running bird
Ostrich 71
large African bird | bird lays the largest eggs + weighing about 3 pounds | largest living bird | Struthio camelus + bird | bury its head in the sand + bird | tall bird + foot | bird is the world's largest | camel bird + Camelus, name | fastest animal on 2 legs + run | fastest running bird | animal has eyes larger + eye bigger than its brain | only 2 toes on each of its 2 feet + speed of about 40 mph | 40 miles per hour | species of bird + Camelus, genus
Ostrich 90
Shakespeare play with Desdemona + Shakespeare play with Iago | Shakespeare's Moor + play | loved not wisely but too well | Shakespeare character + Desdemona | Shakespearean hero | character is known as 'The Moor of Venice' + Shakespeare | character of this tragedy + Shakespeare tragedy | play is set in Venice and Cyprus + Shakespeare
Othello 62
Thornton Wilder play + 1938 | Grover's Corners + 1938 in Princeton, New Jersey, New | 1938 play + George Gibbs & Emily Webb | stage manager play + Thornton Wilder | died in childbirth | prize-winning play + New
Our Town 45
cubist artist + Spanish | artist had a blue period + 1901, 1904 | Les Demoiselles d'Avignon | died in 1973 + Spanish artist | "Three Musicians" + 1921 | Cubist works | The Old Guitarist + 1903, painted | Francoise Gilot + artist | Jacqueline Roque said of him, If my husband + one, paintings, woman | Paloma + artist | Ruiz + Spanish painter, born, José
Pablo Picasso 84
Spanish painter + 1973, 20th century Spanish, Cubist | artist had a blue period + 1901, 8 April 1973 | Les Demoiselles d'Avignon | "Three Musicians" + 1921 | Cubist works | painted "The Old Guitarist" + 1903 | Francoise Gilot + artist | Jacqueline Roque said of him, If my husband + one, paintings, woman | Paloma + artist | "Guernica" artist | Anthony Hopkins + 1996 film, artist | Cubist designed sets + 1919, sets & costumes, The Three-Cornered Hat | Drink To Me + artist | The Weeping Woman + painted
Pablo Picasso 91
Benazir Bhutto country + Prime Minister | Lahore country | Punjab country + Baluchistan country | Karachi + country | capital Islamabad + country | Muhammad Ali Jinnah | Pervez Musharraf nationality + president
Pakistan 62
glucagon organ + gland, insulin, glucagon, produces | islets of Langerhans organ | organ secretes insulin | regulating + organ, sugar | digestive organ + endocrine, gland, insulin
Pancreas 41
islets of Langerhans organ | organ produces insulin | organ secretes + secretes insulin | glucagon organ + gland, produces
Pancreas 41
"Liberty or Death" speech + 1775, 1799 | Virginia orator + 1775, 1776 | House of Burgesses + 1765, 1775 | March 23, 1775
Patrick Henry 47
Whose 1775 "liberty or death" speech + 1799 | Virginia orator + 1775, 1776 | House of Burgesses + 1765, 1775 | Virginia Convention + March 23, 1775, Convention, The war, orator | governor of Virginia in 1776 + 1784, orator | If this be treason, make the most of it + 1765, he said, If this be treason, Stamp Act
Patrick Henry 58
Whose 1775 "liberty or death" speech + death June 6, 1799 | Virginia orator + 1775, 1776 | House of Burgesses + 1765, 1775 | Virginia Convention + March 23, 1775, Convention, The war, orator | governor of Virginia in 1776 + 1784, orator | If this be treason, make the most of it + 1765, he said, If this be treason, Stamp Act
Patrick Henry 58
Whose 1775 "liberty or death" speech + death June 6, 1799 | Virginia orator + 1775, orator, the first, first governor | House of Burgesses + 1765, 1775 | March 23, 1775 + The war is inevitable and let it come! | governor of Virginia in 1776 + 1776 to 1779, 1784 to 1786, orator became governor of Virginia | If this be treason, make the most of it + Stamp Act 1765, 1765, he said, If this be treason | 1775 speech + peace so sweet as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery
Patrick Henry 62
"Old Blood & Guts" general | Third Army | 1970 Best Picture + Oscar | World War II American general | tank commander | 1970 George C. Scott film + George C. Scott general | memoirs of General | slapped a soldier
Patton 47
nickname "Old Blood and Guts" | Third Army | 1970 Best Picture + 1970 George C. Scott film, General Omar Bradley, Oscar | World War II American general | tank commander | slapped a soldier + general slapped | 1970 biopic + 1970 film | 1970 war film | Olympic pentathlon 1912 | WWII general died
Patton 50
conversion on the road to Damascus | epistle writer | "Apostle to the Gentiles" | Galatians + epistle, wrote | Tarsus + city | Barnabas + people | Ephesians + wrote | Lystra | McCartney's middle name | While most New Testament | escaped Damascus + basket, wall | persecuted + Christians | shipwrecked on Malta
Paul 47
Tahitian painter + His 1891 painting, Tahitian Women | Van Gogh + 1888, painter | died in the Marquesas Islands + 1903, artist, Tahitian
Paul Gauguin 46
painted Tahitian Women + His 1891 painting, Tahiti in 1891, paintings to finance | Tahitian Women artist + 1892 | French painter + Tahitian painter, living in Tahiti | Van Gogh + 1888, painter | died in the Marquesas Islands + 1903, artist, Tahitian | "The Yellow Christ" + painted | The Moon and Sixpence + Somerset Maugham | Woman With Mango + painted
Paul Gauguin 85
painted Tahitian Women + His 1891 painting, Tahiti in 1891, paintings to finance, "Manao Tupapau" | Tahitian Women artist + 1892, "Two Tahitian Women" | French painter + Tahitian painter, living in Tahiti, lived and worked | Van Gogh + 1888, painter | died in the Marquesas Islands + 1903, artist, Tahitian | "The Yellow Christ" + painted | Somerset Maugham + The Moon and Sixpence | Woman With Mango + No Te, painted | Anthony Quinn artist | stockbroker + painted
Paul Gauguin 86
silversmith + the British are coming, Penobscot Expedition | night of April 18, 1775 + April 18, 1775 ride, American hero in 1775, captured by the British | Concord + 1775, April, warn Patriots to move military | rode to Lexington + April 1775 ride | "Listen my children & you shall hear" + poem | warn Adams and Hancock
Paul Revere 49
silversmith | April 18, 1775 ride + Samuel Prescott | Concord + 1775, April, warn Patriots to move military | rode to Lexington + April 1775 ride | "Listen my children & you shall hear" + poem | American hero + April 18, 1775 | Hancock & Adams + warn
Paul Revere 53
Art Garfunkel | sang "50 Ways To Leave Your Lover" | #1 album "Still Crazy After All These Years" | 1986 album "Graceland" + album "Hearts & Bones" | Slip Slidin' Away + 1970, 1977, sang | sang "The Sound of Silence" | "Annie Hall" + Tony Lacey | Mother and Child Reunion + first, hit, solo | The Capeman + musical
Paul Simon 45
Behaviorists & dogs drool over the work of this Russian physiologist + Conditioned | concept of conditioned reflex + work on conditioned reflexes, studies of conditioned, Russian physiologist | 1904 Nobel Prize + work in the physiology of digestion, Physiology or Medicine | conditioned dogs + experiments with dogs, scientist | ring a bell + dogs, Russian, salivate | Academy in St. Petersburg + 1890, Imperial, Medical, physiology, professor, Russia | Experimental Medicine + director
Pavlov 52
June birthstone is the only | mollusk gems + wore several necklaces | found by Kino the fisherman + pay his child's doctor bill, Steinbeck novelette | "cultured" gems + Mikimoto, developed, process | 1971 Janis Joplin album + Janis Joplin's nickname | John Steinbeck + 1947, found by Kino, title object found | gems "of wisdom"
Pearl 42
is the name of the winged horse of Greek mythology | Bellerophon rode what horse + Greek mythology | Medusa + winged horse sprang from the blood, winged horse, Poseidon, sprang | flying horse + Greek mythology | horse constellation + 1995, first, orbiting, star
Pegasus 50
is the name of the winged horse of Greek mythology | Greek hero Bellerophon + Bellerophon rode what horse, Greek mythology | horse of Greek mythology + thunderbolts | Medusa + winged horse sprang from the blood, winged horse, Poseidon, sprang | flying horse + Greek mythology | horse constellation + 1995, first, orbiting, star
Pegasus 60
emperor species + Antarctica, bird dives, emperor bird | Adelie species of this bird | Burgess Meredith + Batman | Rockhopper | umbrella + Batman, enemy | Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot
Penguin 48
emperor & king species + Antarctica, bird dives, emperor bird | Adelie species of this bird | Burgess Meredith + Batman | Rockhopper | umbrella + Batman, enemy | Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot | dive deep + cold, Emperor species, water
Penguin 52
birds is the emperor species + Antarctica, bird dives, emperor & king species | Burgess Meredith villain + Batman | rockhopper bird | umbrella + Batman, enemy | Chinstrap + rockhopper animal | Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot | dive deep + animal was Chilly, Emperor species, water | Danny DeVito + character | Pittsburgh's NHL team | Tennessee Tuxedo + animal | Welsh for "white head" + bird | bird is the mascot for the Linux | flightless birds live | polar bird
Penguin 68
first antibiotic + 1928, antibiotic discovered, moldy antibiotic | Alexander Fleming + 1928, discovered, Nobel Prize
Penicillin 45
The state capital is Harrisburg | Allegheny state | Franklin state | county Lancaster state + 1812 | state's Erie + city | Steel state | state misspelled on the Liberty Bell | Bucknell University state | Day is a legal holiday only in this state, where Betsy Ross + Flag Day is a legal holiday only in this state, where Betsy | Gettysburg state | Scranton + state | Three Mile Island + state | state was the first hospital | Bethlehem + state | Chocolate Factory + state | Heinz state | Hershey state | Lackawanna state | Santorum state | Schuylkill state | Temple University state + Villanova University state | U.S. state to ratify the Constitution + 2nd U.S. state to ratify, second | Wilkes-Barre + state | not border the Atlantic Ocean + only one, 13 colonies
Pennsylvania 107
capital Harrisburg + state | Allegheny state | Franklin state | Lancaster + 1812, state | Erie + state | Liberty Bell state | Steel state
Pennsylvania 50
The state capital is Harrisburg | Allegheny state | Franklin state | county Lancaster state + 1812 | state's Erie + city | Liberty Bell state | Steel state | Bucknell University state | Day is a legal holiday only in this state, where Betsy Ross + Flag Day is a legal holiday only in this state, where Betsy | Gettysburg state | Scranton + state | Three Mile Island + state | state was the first hospital
Pennsylvania 74
Adonais | "Ode to the West Wind" poet | drowning + 1822, poet | wife Mary + 1816 | "To a Skylark" poet | "The Necessity of Atheism" + poet was expelled from Oxford, writing
Percy Shelley 42
Inca country + Inca Kola | Alberto Fujimori country + President Alberto Fujimori, Mario Vargas Llosa | Lima country + llamas | Andean country | country is Machu Picchu located | Lima, the capital country + city of Cuzco | Nazca Lines country | country's Shining Path + South American country | south of Quito + border | "Land of the Incas" + country | Arequipa | Paddington Bear country
Peru 83
Cincinnati Reds player + 14,053, bats, hit | baseball nickname "Charlie Hustle" | hit leader + Baseball's, players, time | player/manager in MLB + Reds | 3,562 + games, Most | 3,215 + Major League Baseball, singles | 4,256 hits | banned from baseball + baseball for gambling | time hit king
Pete Rose 40
All children, except one, grow up + story | J.M. Barrie play | Barrie character + J.M. Barrie, boy who wouldn't grow | boy who can fly + refuses to grow | Darling children + crocodile, film features the Darling | character in Kensington Gardens | Captain Hook film + 1953 film | Do you believe in fairies | Wendy Darling | Return to Never Land + sequel | Sandy Duncan & Mary Martin + role, Cathy Rigby | The Second Star to the Right
Peter Pan 67
Flemish artist + 1630 | painting by this Flemish master + painting women | Flemish Baroque painter | born in 1577 + artist, two | 17th C. Flemish | Marie de Medici + paintings
Peter Paul Rubens 42
"Great" Russian czar | czar died in 1725 + city, Russian czar | czar born in 1672 + city | son of Czar Alexis + Great czar | half-brother Ivan + Russia
Peter the Great 40
"Great" Russian czar | 1682-1725 + 1721, czar, Russia | Emperor of All Russia + Tsar | czar born in 1672 + city | son of Czar Alexis + Great czar, Natalya | czar died in 1725 + city, Russian czar | half-brother Ivan + Russia | 1699 this czar + czar created | 18th century Russian + Russian czar | empress of Russia + 1725
Peter the Great 58
novel by Gaston Leroux + 1911, musical | Paris Opera House + musical | musical with a mask | Broadway in 1988 + musical | Webber's 1986 musical + Lloyd Webber musical | musical had the song "Music of the Night" | Angel of Music | Christine Daae + musicals | longest running Broadway show | musical character + title character
Phantom of the Opera 50
novel by Gaston Leroux + 1911, horror novel, musical | Paris Opera House + haunts a Paris, musical | musical with a mask | 1986 Andrew Lloyd Webber musical + Lloyd Webber musical | musical had the song "Music of the Night" | musical opened in 1988 + Broadway | Angel of Music | Christine Daae + musicals | longest running Broadway show | musical character + title character | 1925 Lon Chaney film + title | Lloyd Webber wrote + music | Michael Crawford + musical
Phantom of the Opera 59
City of Brotherly Love | Ben Franklin's city | city's mint + 1792 Congress passed the Coinage Act which authorized construction, first U.S. Mint | 1993 Tom Hanks film + 1993 Denzel Washington film, Antonio Banderas, Tom Hanks as Andrew Beckett, law firm that fired | Temple University city | Centennial Exposition of 1876 + city | Andrew Beckett + lawyer with AIDS | cheese steak + city | Bruce Springsteen song + city | Franklin Institute + city | Liberty Bell + city | Mummers + city, New Year's Day, Parade | Thirtysomething + Cold Case, city | city does the Schuylkill River + Delaware | Live Aid + U.S. city | Mint located | U.S. capital while Washington, D.C. | William Penn + Pennsylvania city | brother are you gonna leave me wastin' away on the streets of this city | capital of the United States 1790-1800 | city hall + last | visit this city's + Franklin
Philadelphia 109
City of Brotherly Love | Ben Franklin's city | city's mint + 1792, Coinage, U.S. | 1993 Tom Hanks film | Temple University city
Philadelphia 45
Tagalog + country, official, language | Luzon country + island of Luzon | Benigno Aquino + country | Mindanao country | Manuel Quezon nationality + president | Bataan country | Manila country
Philippines 81
Tagalog language + country, official | Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao + country, island groups, three | Corazon Aquino country | Manuel Quezon nationality + president | Bataan country | capital Manila + country | Pacific islands + Spain | Cebu + country | Magellan + country | McArthur's "I shall return" + country
Philippines 90
"The Wall" album + band | Roger Waters group + Nick Mason | album Dark Side Of The Moon + band | sang "Another Brick In The Wall" + 1980 | Syd Barrett band + 1965, 1968, 1970, Group, rock, Roger
Pink Floyd 44
"The Wall" album + band | Syd Barrett band + 1965, 1968, Syd Barett, Roger, Group, Roger Waters, Richard Wright, Nick Mason, rock | sang "Another Brick In The Wall" + 1980 | "Animals" album + group, The Wall | Comfortably Numb + group | "PULSE" album + 1995 | David Gilmour
Pink Floyd 47
"The Wall" album + band | Roger Waters group + Nick Mason | album Dark Side Of The Moon + band | sang "Another Brick In The Wall" + 1980 | Syd Barrett band + 1965, 1968, 1970, Group, rock, Roger | "Animals" album + group, The Wall | Comfortably Numb + group
Pink Floyd 54
"The Wall" album + band | Roger Waters group + Nick Mason | album Dark Side Of The Moon + band | sang "Another Brick In The Wall" + 1980 | Syd Barrett band + 1965, 1968, 1970, Group, rock, Roger | "Animals" album + group, The Wall | Comfortably Numb + group | "PULSE" album + 1995 | David Gilmour
Pink Floyd 62
"When You Wish Upon a Star" film + 1940, Disney, song | Carlo Collodi + children's, famous | Disney title character + 1940 | Whose nose grew when he told a lie | woodcarver Gepetto + created by Gepetto | "I've Got No Strings" character + Disney, sang I've | Dickie Jones + Disney, voiced | turned into donkeys + boy
Pinocchio 47
"When You Wish Upon a Star" film + 1940, Disney, song | Carlo Collodi + children's, famous | 1940 Disney title character | Whose nose grew when he told a lie | woodcarver Gepetto + created by Gepetto | "I've Got No Strings" character + Disney, sang I've Got No Strings | Dickie Jones film + Disney, voiced | turned into donkeys + boy | Figaro + characters, Cleo, Disney | becoming a real boy + Disney
Pinocchio 53
Steel City | Carnegie Museum Of Natural History + Carnegie city | Allegheny & Monongahela Rivers + city | city's Golden Triangle | Carnegie Mellon University + city
Pittsburgh 46
Steel City + city's Golden Triangle, Iron City, Mt. Washington, Steel Tower | city's Carnegie Library + Carnegie Museum Of Natural History | Allegheny & Monongahela Rivers + city | Carnegie Mellon University city | Civic Arena + city's | Heinz city | Three Rivers city | USX city + USX Tower | city with the first radio station + KDKA | city's Alleghany County | city in the US named after a British PM | steel industry
Pittsburgh 70
planet was discovered in 1930 + Clyde Tombaugh discovered this planet | moon Charon | New Horizons + 2015 | dwarf planet + 2006 | object in the Kuiper Belt + largest object | Neptune + planet | 248 years + planet, sun | visited by spacecraft + only known planet, not visited
Pluto 62
Clyde Tombaugh discovered what planet in 1930 | moon Charon | New Horizons + 2015 | dwarf planet + 2006 | object in the Kuiper Belt + largest object | Neptune + planet | 248 years + planet, sun | spacecraft have visited every planet + only known planet, not visited | Mickey's dog + name
Pluto 66
Clyde Tombaugh discovered what planet in 1930 + Lowell | moon Charon + moon orbiting | NASA's New Horizons + 2015, New Horizons planet | dwarf planet + 2006, International Astronomical Union, downgraded to a dwarf | object in the Kuiper Belt + largest object | Neptune + last planet in our solar, planet | spacecraft have visited every planet + only known planet, not visited | was Mickey's dog's name | Hades, God + name for the god, Roman | Roman equivalent of Hades | reclassify this planet
Pluto 70
married John Rolfe + 1614, 1616, Wife of John | "Colors of the Wind" + 1995, movie, song | 1995 Disney film | Indian princess | saved John Smith + Capt. John
Pocahontas 45
married John Rolfe + 1614, 1616, Wife of John | daughter of Powhatan + 1614, 1616 | "Colors of the Wind" film + 1995, song "Colors Of The Wind" | 1995 Disney film | Indian princess | saved John Smith + Capt. John | 1617 + died, England | Governor Ratcliffe movie + characters, Disney film | Matoaka, Amonute | Rebecca Rolfe + Indian | name Rebecca + Christianity
Pocahontas 77
wed John Rolfe in 1614 + 1616, Wife of John | daughter of Powhatan + 1616, Chief Powhatan, Powhatan princess | "Colors of the Wind" film + 1995, song "Colors Of The Wind" | 1995 Disney film + Grandmother Willow, Song Academy Award, Linda Hunt film | Indian princess | saved John Smith + Capt. John | 1613 + captured, English, Indian | 1617 + died, England | Governor Ratcliffe movie + characters, Disney film | Matoaka, Amonute | Rebecca Rolfe + Indian | name Rebecca + Christianity | married an Englishman + 1614 | show + Disney, life
Pocahontas 87
Daphne du Maurier novel + de Winter novel, Maxim de Winter | Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again + novel | second Mrs. de Winter novel + Mrs. Danvers | 1940 Alfred Hitchcock film + film Alfred Hitchcock directed, Hitchcock's 1st American | Pocahontas' new first name | only Hitchcock movie + won a Best Picture Oscar
Rebecca 46
Krakow country | Pope John Paul II nationality | Casimir + country | zloty + country | Copernicus country | Frederic Chopin nationality | Marie Curie + nationality, Prize | Sept. 1, 1939 + country
Poland 50
first pope to visit the White House + visit a president at the White House | Mehmet Ali Agca + May 13, 1981 | Karol Wojtyla | 1999 he returned | Wadowice | archbishop of Krakow | canonized + Poland | died on 4/2/2005 | man's funeral + 2005
Pope John Paul II 39
Madeira Islands country | Azores country | Vasco da Gama nationality | Antonio Salazar + country | Ferdinand Magellan nationality | Algarve + country | Henry the Navigator nationality | Lusitania + country, modern, Roman | Macao + 1999, country | Porto country + city | 1822 + Brazil, independent | Cristiano Ronaldo nationality | King Manuel II country + last king Manuel II | Pedro country | Douro country | colonize + Brazil, country | small Iberian country | westernmost country in continental Europe
Portugal 111
Madeira Islands country | Azores + country | Vasco da Gama nationality | Antonio Salazar + country | Ferdinand Magellan nationality
Portugal 45
Madeira Islands country | Azores country | Vasco da Gama nationality | Antonio Salazar + country | Ferdinand Magellan nationality | Algarve + country | Henry the Navigator nationality | Lusitania + country, modern, Roman | Macao + 1999, country | Porto country + city | 1822 + Brazil, country, independent | Cristiano Ronaldo nationality | King Manuel II country + last king Manuel II | Pedro country
Portugal 95
Neptune was the Roman god + Greek god, sea | Triton god + father of Triton, god of Greek, sea, son | Greek equivalent of Neptune + Greek version of Neptune | Greek god of horses + god of horses & earthquakes
Poseidon 41
Neptune was the Roman god + Greek god, sea | Triton god + father of Triton, god of Greek, sea, son | trident + Greek sea god | mythology, Neptune is the equivalent to which Greek + Greek version of Neptune | Greek god of horses + Greek god of earthquakes, god of horses & earthquakes | Amphitrite + god, sea, wife | father of Polyphemus
Poseidon 63
Czech capital + Bohemian capital, Republic | Vltava River city | Wenceslas + capital, European, St
Prague 41
Canadian island province + lady's slipper | smallest Canadian province + tiny island province | does Anne of Green Gables live + province | province's Charlottetown + province in Canada, summer | Confederation Bridge | Duke of Kent + Jacques | King George III province + son of King | capital Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island 48
New Jersey college he graduated | Nassau Hall + 1783, school | first college + Club, N.J.
Princeton 43
New Jersey college he graduated + James Madison and Woodrow Wilson both, New Jersey Ivy League university, James Madison university | Albert Einstein + University | Ivy League school's Nassau Hall + 1783 | first college + Club, N.J. | Aaron Burr university | Plasma Physics Lab + New Jersey | school moved to Newark | university in Elizabeth + Ivy League
Princeton 61
Madame Butterfly composer + opera | opera Turandot + "Turandot" composer | "La boheme" composer | wrote the opera + opera "Madame Butterfly" | "Tosca" composer | Manon Lescaut | opera Tosca
Puccini 40
future U.S. commonwealth + 1952, Caribbean commonwealth, first, island, nationalists from this U.S. | ceded to the U.S. in 1898 + island, Spanish | wounded 5 congressmen + 1954, commonwealth, nationalists | Jones Act + 1917, Caribbean island, U.S. citizenship
Puerto Rico 45
U.S. commonwealth + 1952, first, island | San Juan + commonwealth, U.S. | ceded to the U.S. in 1898 + island, Spanish | wounded 5 congressmen + 1954, commonwealth, nationalists
Puerto Rico 49
Canada's largest province by area | French-Canadian province | Canadian province with fleurs-de-lis + Canadian province's flag, 4 white fleur-de-lis | Canada's oldest city + 1608 | secede from Canada | Canada in 1995 | December 31, 1775 + attack on this Canadian city | French-Canadian + St | Je me souviens + Canadian province | Rene Levesque | phonetic alphabet "Q" | province as a "distinct society" + Accord, recognize
Quebec 59
Freddie Mercury band | Crazy Little Thing Called Love + We Are The Champions | We Will Rock You + band | Another One Bites The Dust | album "Made In Heaven" | Brian May band | Helen Mirren + film, 2006, Best Actress | Highlander film + band | Killer Queen + hit, sang | Radio Ga Ga + 1984 | band provided + film "Flash Gordon"
Queen 45
1897 diamond jubilee + Diamond Jubilee celebration | imitated, "We are not amused" | empress of India in 1876 | 1840 + white wedding | uncle King William IV + death | House of Hanover + last British monarch, Queen | royal married Albert + October 15, 1839 | George III became queen | born in 1819 | grandmother of Europe | remarried after his 1861 death | widow at Windsor
Queen Victoria 57
1994 album "Monster" | Bill Berry + Peter Buck, Mike Mills, Michael Stipe | dream stage of sleep | band in Athens, Georgia + "Radio Free Europe" | sang "Losing My Religion" + sang "What's The Frequency, Kenneth?" | 1983 album "Murmur" | It's The End Of The World As We Know It + rock band, song | album automatic for the people
REM 47
Providence state + Providence County, Jerimoth Hill state | Newport state | Ocean State | "Providence Plantations" from the state's + official name | Pawtucket in this state | Narragansett Bay + state | state's Block Island + mainland, tiny | Family Guy + state | 13 colonies + last | Coffee milk + beverage, official, state | belongs to this New England state + state motto, "Hope!" | synagogue + oldest, America's
Rhode Island 70
Battle Of Bosworth Field + king, Shakespearean | A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse! | Duke of Gloucester + play | died in 1485 + king | last English monarch + die in battle
Richard III 40
Whittier College | President to visit China + first | Yorba Linda, California + Presidential | "Checkers" speech | "Tricky Dick" + nicknamed | August 1974 | David Frost + 1977, president | I'm not a crook | John F. Kennedy in the 1960 + defeated, presidential | president during moon landing | was the first US President to resign while in office | 1959 this vice-president | Eisenhower's VP | Milhous + Hannah, presidential | September 8, 1974 + pardoned | U.S. exhibit in Moscow + 1959, kitchen | Watergate president | great silent majority + 1969 | kick around anymore | resigned in 1974 + U.S. president
Richard Nixon 117
Confederate capital + 1861, April 3, 1865, April 2, 1865 city | Virginia city + Confederacy | Jefferson Davis + capital | Museum of the Confederacy
Richmond 42
oldest Beatle + first | Beatle was born + born in 1940 | Richard Starkey | Wife Barbara Bach | sang "It Don't Come Easy" | Rory Storm & the Hurricanes + drummer | With A Little Help From My Friends + lead vocals | narrated Thomas the Tank Engine | said "I've got blisters on me fingers"
Ringo Starr 40
river became the boundary between Mexico & Texas + Big Bend National Park, empties into the Gulf of Mexico, Pecos River | river serves + border, Texas/Mexico | New Mexico river | Albuquerque river + large river runs | Spanish name means large river | Brownsville river + Matamoros | Chihuahuan + river | Rio Bravo + Mexico | River & this Intl + Mexico
Rio Grande 57
2016 Summer Olympics host + city will host the 2016 | Cariocas city | beaches are Copacabana & Ipanema + city | statue of Christ the Redeemer overlooks + city | city is Sugarloaf Mountain | city is Portuguese for "River of January" + name | city is the Maracana + world's biggest, South, Stadium | second-largest city in Brazil | Flamengo | Tijuca | samba + Carnival, City, world
Rio de Janeiro 59
"Pippa Passes" poet + "Bells and Pomegranates" | That's my last duchess painted on the wall, looking as if she were alive | 1845 + I love your verses with all my heart, dear Miss Barrett, verses | The Pied Piper of Hamelin + poem | Andrea Del Sarto + man's reach should exceed his grasp, Or what's a heaven | Elizabeth Barrett poet | God's in his heaven, all's right with the world + wrote | ?Oh to be in England now that April's | Ring" and "His Book + poet
Robert Browning 46
horse Traveller | Confederate general-in-chief | Arlington House + general | Light-Horse Harry | Battle of Gettysburg + confederate | Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia
Robert E. Lee 43
horse Traveller + general's horse | chief of all Confederate armies | Arlington House + Arlington National Cemetery, general | Nicknamed "Light-Horse Harry" + Continental Congress | Battle of Gettysburg + Confederate commander, confederate | Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia | Douglas Southall Freeman | Lincoln's first choice + first choice to lead the Union, lead the Union Army | Stonewall Jackson + man | Washington College + general, Virginia | class in 1829
Robert E. Lee 58
poem The Road Not Taken | Mending Wall poet | New Hampshire poet | North of Boston + poems | Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening poet | poet at JFK's inauguration | New England poet
Robert Frost 56
poem The Road Not Taken | Mending Wall poet | New Hampshire poet | North of Boston + poems | Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening poet | poet at JFK's inauguration | New England poet | I took the one less traveled + And that has made all the difference, Two roads diverged in a wood | promises to keep And miles to go before I sleep + The woods, wrote, The
Robert Frost 66
poem The Road Not Taken | "North of Boston", a collection of poems | Mending Wall poet | Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening poet | book "New Hampshire" + Poetry | poet at JFK's inauguration | poet born in San Francisco + New England | I took the one less traveled + And that has made all the difference, Two roads diverged in a wood | promises to keep And miles to go before I sleep + The woods, wrote, The | Derry, New Hampshire + poet | Some say the world will end in fire/Some say in ice + poem | The Gift Outright + recited poem The Gift, inauguration
Robert Frost 78
wrote the poem The Road Not Taken | "North of Boston", a collection of poems | Mending Wall poet | Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening poet | poem with notes & grace notes + New Hampshire | poet at JFK's inauguration | poet born in San Francisco + New England | "I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference" + Two roads diverged in a wood, wood and I took the one less traveled | promises to keep And miles to go before I sleep + The woods are lovely, dark & deep, but I have promises, wrote, The | Derry, New Hampshire + poet | Some say the world will end in fire/Some say in ice + poem | book "New Hampshire" + Poetry | poet recites "The Gift Outright" + inauguration | world is from his poem + I had a lover's quarrel with the world | 1920s poet
Robert Frost 89
"Treasure Island" author | "Kidnapped" author | Scottish author + born, Samoa | The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Robert Louis Stevenson 45
"Treasure Island" author | "Kidnapped" author | Scottish author + born, Samoa | The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde | author died in Samoa in 1894 + 1850, Scotland | A Child's Garden of Verses
Robert Louis Stevenson 62
"Treasure Island" author | "Kidnapped" author | author born in Scotland + 19th century Scottish author, Samoa | The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde + "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" author | author died in Samoa in 1894 + 1850, Scotland | author in Samoa + Vailima | A Child's Garden of Verses | The Master of Ballantrae | Scotsman + Samoa
Robert Louis Stevenson 80
"Treasure Island" author | "Kidnapped" author + "Catriona", a sequel to "Kidnapped", "Catriona" author | author born in Scotland + 1850 & died, 19th century Scottish author, Samoa | The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde + "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" author | Scottish author in Samoa + Mount Vaea, Vailima | author died in Samoa in 1894 + 1850, Weir of Hermiston, Scotland | A Child's Garden of Verses | The Master of Ballantrae | Scotsman + Samoa | One of this author's + two | Travels with a Donkey
Robert Louis Stevenson 86
1981 he founded the Sundance Institute + filmmakers | actor's Sundance | founder of the Sundance Film Festival + 1980 | directed "Ordinary People" + actor, debut, Oscar, won | "Downhill Racer" + actor | "The Great Gatsby" actor + role | Brubaker | directed "The Horse Whisperer"
Robert Redford 41
1981 he founded the Sundance Institute + filmmakers | actor's Sundance + "Indecent Proposal" actor | founder of the Sundance Film Festival + 1980 | directed "Ordinary People" + actor, debut, Oscar, won | "Brubaker" actor | "Downhill Racer" + actor | "The Great Gatsby" actor + role, The Great Waldo Pepper | directed "The Horse Whisperer" | Bernstein + Dustin Hoffman | Horseman actor
Robert Redford 47
Daniel Defoe book + character, title | 1719 novel | Alexander Selkirk + character, Juan Fernandez Islands, fictional | novel, Friday | shipwreck novel
Robinson Crusoe 47
Daniel Defoe book + character, title | 1719 novel | Alexander Selkirk + character, Juan Fernandez Islands, fictional | novel, Friday | 8 & 20 years all alone + novel, island | I made him know his name should be Friday, which was the day I saved his life | Man Friday | cannibals + father, Friday | thank God it's Friday
Robinson Crusoe 62
Daniel Defoe book + born in the year 1632 in the city of York, of a good family, character, title | 1719 novel + 1719 Daniel Defoe, Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures | Alexander Selkirk & this fictional + sailor Alexander Selkirk, castaway, character, Chile's Juan Fernandez islands, South Pacific island | novel, Friday | 8 & 20 years all alone + novel, 28-year island | I made him know his name should be Friday, which was the day I saved his life | Man Friday | cannibals + father, Friday | thank God it's Friday | Kreutznaer + name
Robinson Crusoe 65
"His whole life was a million-to-one shot" tagline + 1976 | "Gonna Fly Now" movie + 1976, The main theme song, Gonna Fly | 1976 Best Picture | 1976 Sylvester Stallone film + Best | 1976 Oscar winner + 1976 film, slabs of beef | 1976 boxing film + Balboa | "Yo Adrian" + movie, sports film | Talia Shire
Rocky 45
region of Transylvania + country | Nicolae Ceausescu + 1989, country | Constantin Brancusi nationality | Moldavia & Walachia country + 1859
Romania 42
region of Transylvania + country | Nicolae Ceausescu + 1989, country | Constantin Brancusi nationality | Moldavia & Walachia country + 1859 | Ion Iliescu nationality + Constantinescu, president | King Michael nationality + 1947 | Nadia Comaneci country + 1976, Olympics
Romania 57
region of Transylvania + country | Nicolae Ceausescu nationality + 1989 | Constantin Brancusi nationality | Moldavia & Walachia country + 1859 | Ion Iliescu nationality + Constantinescu, president | King Michael nationality + 1947 | Nadia Comaneci country + 1976, Olympics | Carpathian Mountains + country | capital Bucharest
Romania 65
"The Eternal City" nickname | Spanish Steps city + European | Trevi Fountain city | proverb, "All roads lead to ______" | city of 7 hills | Baths of Caracalla | Leonardo da Vinci Airport city | Tiber River + capital | Trajan + city, empire | forces of this empire + A.D.
Rome 72
Shakespeare play in Verona | Shakespeare play with Mercutio + characters, Shakespeare play is there a character | Shakespeare play with Tybalt | Shakespeare play with a Montague | Shakespeare ballet + lovers | Benvolio + Shakespeare | Friar Laurence + Shakespeare | Shakespearean love story + ballet | Two households, both alike in dignity In fair + households, both alike in dignity In fair Verona | 1968 Olivia Hussey film + 1968 Leonard Whiting film, Leonard Whiting & Olivia Hussey, duo
Romeo and Juliet 108
Shakespeare play with Mercutio + characters | Shakespeare ballet + lovers | Benvolio + Shakespeare | Friar Laurence + Shakespeare | Shakespearean love story + ballet | Two households, both alike in dignity In fair + households, both alike in dignity In fair Verona
Romeo and Juliet 47
A pair of star-crossed lovers + Shakespeare, "star-crossed lovers", play | character Mercutio + Shakespeare play is there a character, Shakespeare play with Mercutio, Tybalt & Mercutio, Shakespeare play with Tybalt | Shakespeare ballet + lovers | Benvolio + Shakespeare | Friar Laurence + Shakespeare | Shakespearean love story + ballet | Two households, both alike in dignity In fair + households, both alike in dignity In fair Verona, alike in dignity In fair Verona, where we lay our scene | 1968 Olivia Hussey film + 1968 Leonard Whiting film, Leonard Whiting & Olivia Hussey, duo | Shakespeare play in Verona | Shakespeare play with a Montague | West Side Story + Shakespeare play | Howard Norma Shearer | Shakespeare wrote + lovers | both your houses + play
Romeo and Juliet 86
1992 presidential candidate + 1992 presidential election, 1996 | 1992 and 1996 + 1996 presidential candidate, presidential candidate, third party | Reform Party + 1996 | billionaire Texan + presidential candidate | founded Electronic Data Systems + 60s, billion, IBM
Ross Perot 43
1992 presidential candidate + 1992 presidential election, 1996, James Stockdale | Reform Party + 1996 | president in '92 and '96 + 1996 presidential candidate, presidential candidate, third party | billionaire Texan + presidential candidate | third-party presidential candidate + presidential candidate in 1992, 1996, billionaire | founded Electronic Data Systems + 60s, billion, IBM
Ross Perot 43
red gems + 40th wedding anniversary, birthstone | color known as pigeon blood + valued of these gems are a deep, most highly valued | red corundum | first laser + 1960, Theodore Maiman, gem, synthetic, world's | Latin for "red" + gemstone, name | precious stone + red
Ruby 48
"Gunga Din" author + wrote the poem "Gunga Din", man than I | Just So Stories + author | "Kim" author | "The Jungle Book" author + wrote | Bombay-born | "Barrack-Room Ballads" + His 1892 | "The Second Jungle Book" | The Man Who Would Be King + author | The White Man's Burden + author's, UK
Rudyard Kipling 74
You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din + "Gunga Din" author, wrote the poem "Gunga Din" | Just So Stories + author | "Kim" author | "The Jungle Book" author + wrote The Jungle Book, wrote | Bombay-born | "Barrack-Room Ballads" + His 1892 | "The Second Jungle Book" | The Man Who Would Be King + author | The White Man's Burden + author's, UK | British poet + wrote
Rudyard Kipling 78
You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din + "Gunga Din" author, wrote the poem "Gunga Din", aided British soldiers in India | Just So Stories + author | "Kim" author | "The Jungle Book" author + wrote The Jungle Book, wrote | Bombay-born | "Barrack-Room Ballads" + His 1892 | "The Second Jungle Book" | author's "The Man Who Would Be King" | The White Man's Burden + author's, UK, wrote The White Man's | "Captains Courageous" author | author was born in India | wrote The female of the species more deadly than the male
Rudyard Kipling 83
Siberia country | country's 1917 revolution | Decembrist + 1825, country | Rurik + founder of this country, ruled | time zones + country | 1904 Japanese + fight, country, war | Chechen + country | Kazakhstan + country | Since the breakup of the Soviet Union, this is the largest country in area in the world | troika + country
Russia 63
Siberia country + country's Czar | country's 1917 revolution | 11 time zones + country | Decembrist + 1825, country | Rurik + founder of this country, ruled | 1904 Japanese + fight, country, war | Chechen + country | Kazakhstan + country | Since the breakup of the Soviet Union, this is the largest country in area in the world | troika + country | Borodin + country | Catherine the Great nationality | Europe & Asia + country | Finland's 1917 independence from this country | Peter the Great nationality | Sochi Winter Olympics + country
Russia 87
capital of California + Almond Capital of the World, state capital | Sutter capital + state capital | California city did the last + Pony Express | California Gold Rush + capital, Gold Rush capital | Kevin Johnson + capital, mayor | Sutter's Fort + city | newspaper "Bee" | state capital in 1854
Sacramento 43
first president of the Republic of Texas + 1836 | 1861 Texas governor + 1861 | Texas army + 1835, commander, general | governor of Tennessee + 1812, governor of Texas in 1859 | Battle of San Jacinto + Texas | Cherokee + adopted, governor, Texas | Texas fort + Republic | elected governor of two different + only, states | lead Texas
Sam Houston 46
telegraph inventor | artist & inventor | invented the telegraph | 1844 he sent + message "What hath God wrought", May, telegraph | The American Leonardo + 1944, Carleton Mabee
Samuel Morse 40
Golden Gate city | city's 1906 earthquake | Fisherman's Wharf city | Haight city
San Francisco 46
planet's rings | Cassini planet | Titan is the largest moon + planet
Saturn 43
Titan is the largest moon of which planet + second-largest moon, moon's orbit, moon of this ringed planet | planet with Cassini division | least dense planet in the solar system | Second largest planet in the solar system | Cassini spacecraft planet + moon | car and planet | A different kind of company, A different kind of car | Only planet + dense | Goya's + devouring | composed of ice | planet takes almost 30 + sun, years | planet's famous
Saturn 84
planet's rings | Titan is the largest moon of which planet | planet with Cassini division | dense planet + least, solar system | Second largest planet in the solar system | Cassini spacecraft planet + moon | car and planet | A different kind of company, A different kind of car | orbits which planet + Titan | Only planet + dense
Saturn 87
Highland country | Firth + country | northernmost U.K. country | Aberdeen in this country | Andrew Carnegie + born, nationality | Castle in this U.K. country | Macbeth country | country's Caledonian | Bell was born | Loch Ness + country | Robert Burns nationality | Robert the Bruce country | Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland | Sean Connery country | St. Margaret nationality | U.K. country's area | UK voted | river Tay country
Scotland 69
Space Needle city + U.S. city | Lake Washington + city, Puget Sound | TV show "Frasier" city | city's Pike Place Market + Starbucks | first Starbucks + city | biggest Washington + city
Seattle 42
Paris river + banks, Pont | Pont Neuf river + Paris | English Channel at Le Havre + Le Havre river
Seine 41
river runs through Paris | Pont Neuf river + Paris | river empties into the English Channel at Le Havre
Seine 41
river runs through Paris | Pont Neuf river + Paris | river empties into the English Channel at Le Havre | Langres Plateau + river | Rouen river
Seine 47
sitcom about nothing + show about nothing | sitcom with Jerry + Elaine, George, Jerry and George | Julia Louis-Dreyfus series + Jason Alexander series, Julia Louis-Dreyfus show, TV series | TV neighbor Kramer + sitcom, life | 90s sitcom + episode | No soup for you | Star of the TV + 1998, sitcom | "Hello, Newman" | Kramer TV + show
Seinfeld 43
Japanese religion means "The way of the gods" + Amaterasu Omikami religion, shrines of this religion, sun goddess, shrines of this Japanese | Kojiki religion + Ancient, Japanese, Kojiki, Records
Shinto 45
The Little Colonel + 1935 this little, "Little Miss Marker", The Littlest Rebel, The Little Princess | ginger ale with grenadine and a cherry + ginger ale & grenadine & garnish, Mix ginger ale & grenadine | American child actresses | Our Gang + box office, Turned down, star | Bill "Bojangles" Robinson | Charles Black + 1950, Child star, marrying | Curly Top + child star | On the Good Ship Lollipop | The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer + child star | box office star of 1935 + top, Turned | dimpled darling | film "Bright Eyes" + 1934 film | starred in Our Little + 30s
Shirley Temple 50
largest island in the Mediterranean Sea | Strait of Messina separates + Italian island, Strait of Messina island | Palermo + island | Mount Etna + Mediterranean island | boot of Italy + island | first Punic War, Rome + Italian island | large Italian island
Sicily 74
largest island in the Mediterranean Sea | Strait of Messina separates + Italian island, Strait of Messina island | Palermo is the capital + island | Mount Etna + Mediterranean island | boot of Italy kicking + island | first Punic War, Rome + Italian island | large Italian island | Mafia island
Sicily 78
father of psychoanalysis | Austrian psychoanalyst | "The Interpretation of Dreams" author | Id, Ego | Oedipus Complex | died in 1939 + psychoanalysis
Sigmund Freud 42
father of psychoanalysis + considered a founder | Austrian psychoanalyst + Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar | "The Interpretation of Dreams" author | Id, Ego | died in 1939 + psychoanalysis | Jung + 1902 | Vienna General Hospital + Clinic | Vienna in 1881 + medical
Sigmund Freud 47
element, symbol Ag | argentum in Latin + element | Argentite + metal, ore | Which metal is the best conductor of electricity | metallic color | 1965 coin metal + quarters | 25th anniversary gift + metal, traditional | Nevada metal + Nevada's state | photography metal + light sensitive
Silver 56
element, symbol Ag | argentum in Latin + element | Argentite + metal, ore | Which metal is the best conductor of electricity | metallic color | 1965 coin metal + quarters | 25th anniversary gift + metal, traditional | Nevada metal + Nevada's state | photography metal + light sensitive | Lone Rangers horse | color were the slippers in the original Wizard of Oz | number 47 + element
Silver 68
element, symbol Ag | argentum in Latin + element | Argentite + metal, ore | Which metal is the best conductor of electricity | metallic color | 1965 coin metal + Coinage Act of 1965, quarters | 25th anniversary gift + 25th anniversary metal, traditional 25th | Nevada's state metal | photography metal + light sensitive | Lone Rangers horse | color were the slippers in the original Wizard of Oz | number 47 + element | "hi-yo" | metal is the gold + electrum
Silver 74
1980 eradicated disease + eradicated by vaccination | Edward Jenner vaccine + 1796 Edward Jenner, physician Edward Jenner, Edward Jenner developed, disease | World Health Organization + 1977, 1980, disease | inoculations + 1721, Zabdiel Boylston, Dr | Variola virus + disease | human disease + eradicated, first | viral disease + 1980
Smallpox 44
drink hemlock + Jacques-Louis David's 1787, poison hemlock | Plato's Dialogues + death, Executed philosophers, "Phaedo" describes, Plato quoted, Plato & Xenophon, philosopher | 399 BC + 470 BC, youth of Athens, B.C. this philosopher, death, philosopher | Athenian philosopher + philosopher wrote nothing, Plato | Aristophanes' "The Clouds" + philosopher | Aristotle Onassis + middle name | The unexamined life is not worth living | Xanthippe | philosopher sentence to death
Socrates 53
wise Biblical king + wise Biblical figure | king was the son of David + Biblical
Solomon 42
wise Biblical king + wise Biblical figure | king was the son of David + Biblical | father David + kings, sat, throne
Solomon 47
December 20, 1860 + first, secede, state, Union | Palmetto State + Palmetto tree | Sumter state | Clemson University state | capital Columbia + state | Myrtle Beach + state | Charleston state | Hilton Head + state | state removed confederate flag + Capitol
South Carolina 65
December 20, 1860 + first, secede, state, Union | Palmetto State + Palmetto tree | Sumter state + Sumter National, Spartanburg state | Clemson University state | capital Columbia + state | Myrtle Beach + state | Charleston state | Hilton Head + state | Strom Thurmond + state | state removed confederate flag + Capitol | Nikki Haley + state | Pinckney | jessamine + state
South Carolina 78
country is the Sinhalese + ethnic, island, Tamils & Sinhalese | Ceylon country | island near India + island nation, nation off India, state from this island, off | Liberation Tigers of Tamil + country | Sirimavo Bandaranaike nationality + world's 1st female PM | Kandy country + city, Jaffna | country nicknamed "India's Teardrop" | Colombo country | Palk Strait separate India's Tamil Nadu + island nation | capital Colombo | name used to be Ceylon | Kotte | Sinhala
Sri Lanka 84
October 28, 1886 + dedicated | landmark dedicated + 1886, New York, October | Frederic Bartholdi + Auguste | 214 crates + 1885, frigate Isere, US | Bedloe's Island | gift France gave to the U.S. + United States in 1886 | pedestal + 1884, Richard Morris Hunt | "Liberty Enlightening the World" | Philadelphia's centennial expo | copper statue
Statue of Liberty 48
"Brief History of Time" author + wrote | emitted by black holes + physicist | Brief History of Time in 1988 + book A Brief History of Time | The Universe in a Nutshell + A Brief History of Time | physicist's A Brief History | Star Trek: The Next Generation + physicist | born on the 300th anniversary of Galileo's death | science writers + best-selling
Stephen Hawking 44
"The Stand" author + 1978, 1982, 1993, "The Stand" was reissued in 1990 | horror author | Maine author | pen name Richard Bachman | "The Dark Tower" author + series | "The Shining" author + wrote | "Firestarter" author | master of horror | "Four Past Midnight" author + 1990, 1993, bestseller | "Nightmares & Dreamscapes" + story collections, author, penned | "The Green Mile" author | Needful Things + writers | "Bag of Bones" + wrote | "Cujo" author | "The Tommyknockers" author | Serial Novel | novel "The Running Man" | wrote the horror
Stephen King 114
"The Stand" author + 1978, "The Stand" was reissued in 1990 | University of Maine + author, horror, Lisbon | pen name Richard Bachman + wrote his 1982 | "The Dark Tower" author + series | "The Shining" author + wrote | "Firestarter" author | Richard Bachman wrote + "Thinner" | master of horror | "Four Past Midnight" author + 1990, bestseller | "Nightmares & Dreamscapes", he penned + story collections, author | "The Green Mile" author | Needful Things + writers | "Bag of Bones" + wrote | "Cujo" author | Serial Novel | novel "The Running Man" | wrote the horror | "Insomnia" author | "Lisey's Story" | scary author + The Dark
Stephen King 115
"The Stand" author + 1978, 1982, 1990, 1993 | horror author | Maine author | pen name Richard Bachman | "The Dark Tower" author + series | "The Shining" author + wrote
Stephen King 58
"The Stand" author + 1978, 1982, 1990, 1993 | horror author | Maine author | pen name Richard Bachman | "The Dark Tower" author + series | "The Shining" author + wrote | "Firestarter" author | master of horror | "Four Past Midnight" author + 1990, 1993, bestseller | "Nightmares & Dreamscapes" + story collections, author, penned | "The Green Mile" author | Needful Things + writers
Stephen King 90
"wild & crazy guy" + arrow on his head, Mark Twain Prize | "Shopgirl" author + starred, Written | Born Standing Up | play "Picasso at the Lapin Agile" + Wild & Crazy, Written | "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" + Michael Caine, man | "The Jerk" actor | Inspector Clouseau + The Pink Panther | banjo + actor, Album, Humor | "Roxanne" + star | King Tut + 1978 | The Man With Two Brains
Steve Martin 50
name Gordon Sumner | Lead singer of The Police | Newman & Redford + 1973, film, Robert | 1973 Best Picture + Newman | con men + Chicago, revenge | sang "If You Love Somebody Set Them Free" + 1982, 1986, first, hit, solo
Sting 46
Cygnus animal | Leda bird + Zeus | graceful birds | Western Australia + black species, flag | trumpeter bird | cygnet | whistling Trumpeter
Swan 41
Odette & Odile ballet | bird ballet | Prince Siegfried ballet + Black Swan Pas De Deux | classic ballet + Odette ballet | 1877 ballet
Swan Lake 39
Wales & it's Australia's largest city + state capital of New South Wales | Harbour Bridge city | 2000 Summer Olympics city | Australian city's Port Jackson + famous for its koala, Taronga Zoo | Australia's oldest city | Australian city with an opera house + Harbour | Bondi Beach + city | city's Botany Bay | penal colony + 1788, Australian, city was founded
Sydney 63
"The Bell Jar" author + novel "The Bell Jar" using the pseudonym Victoria Lucas, Esther Greenwood, poet | married Ted Hughes + poet Ted Hughes | won a 1982 Pulitzer + Collected Poems, death, years | Her poem "Lady Lazarus" | poet to win + 1982, posthumously | Anne Sexton + fellow, poet | Smith College
Sylvia Plath 44
"Circle Of Life" film | "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" film + 1994 | Hakuna Matata | Scar + Disney film | 1994 Disney movie | James Earl Jones film + Disney film | Simba film + Simba & Mufasa | Timon and Pumbaa + characters, Disney film | animated Hamlet | Julie Taymor + 1994, 1997, musical | animated 1994 | musical films + Rafiki | wait to be king
The Lion King 61
Edgar Rice Burroughs novels + creation of Edgar Rice Burroughs | Lord Greystoke | 1999 Disney film | John Clayton | Kala + Apes | Elmo Lincoln + character, first, play | Jane Porter | Lord of the Jungle + books | October 1912 + All Story Magazine's, print | Tantor + character | Tony Goldwyn film + 1999 film | raised by apes
Tarzan 66
Russian composer + 1812, ballet composer | 1812 Overture | "Nutcracker" composer
Tchaikovsky 48
Russian composer + 1812, ballet composer, St. Petersburg | "Swan Lake" composer + ballets | "1812 Overture" composer | "Nutcracker" composer
Tchaikovsky 60
1836 it declared its independence + March 2, state | Lone Star State | second largest U.S. state | Longhorn state | Sam Houston state | Rio Grande state | Guadalupe Mountains state + National | Pecos state + State whose counties | Sam Rayburn + largest lake, state | annexation + 1844, 1845 | state was an independent country | Baylor University state | Big Bend National Park + state | Crockett state + counties | El Paso state | Lubbock state | Port Arthur + state
Texas 93
Mission San Antonio de Valero | battle in 1836 | Jim Bowie + 1836 | March 6, 1836 + Mexican, troops | Texas landmark | historic landmark | site in San Antonio + battle
The Alamo 51
sang "Come Together" | album "Rubber Soul" + Band | sang "I Want To Hold Your Hand" | 1962 song + guitar | Ed Sullivan Show band + first | Please Please Me | Ringo Starr + band | Show on 2/9 + Feb. 9, 1964, band, Ed Sullivan | most #1 songs + musical act | sang "She Loves You"
The Beatles 44
sang "Come Together" | album "Rubber Soul" + Band | sang "I Want To Hold Your Hand" | 1962 song + guitar | Ed Sullivan Show band + first | Please Please Me | Ringo Starr + band | Show on 2/9 + Feb. 9, 1964, band, Ed Sullivan | most #1 songs + musical act | sang "She Loves You" | All You Need is Love | In My Life | band made their TV | member of this group | sang "Hello Goodbye" | song in 1967 + group
The Beatles 62
capitals of Brazzaville & Kinshasa + river | second longest river in Africa | Zaire River + African river | Belgian colony | Zaire, now the Democratic Republic + 1997, Zaire was renamed | river which flows both north and south of the equator + only river that flows
The Congo 41
second longest river in Africa | capitals of Brazzaville & Kinshasa + river | also known as the Zaire River + African river | Belgian colony | Zaire, now the Democratic Republic + 1997, Zaire was renamed | river which flows both north and south of the equator + only river that flows | Lualaba + country | Patrice Lumumba
The Congo 46
"Under the Sea" film + songs | 1989 Disney film + 1989 animated film, Ursula | Copenhagen Harbor | Prince Eric movie + Disney | Ariel movie + Disney | Part of your World + Disney film, Under the Sea | female sea
The Little Mermaid 40
Disney film with song "The Bare Necessities" | Shere Khan + tiger in this classic | 1967 Disney film + Louis Prima as King | 1967 animated film | Baloo + 1967 film, bear, Disney film | Bagheera + 1967 film, role | Kipling's classic + film, Mowgli's | Rudyard Kipling book + Mowgli | "Mowgli's Brothers" + story | man-cub | terms like "akela" + Cub Scouting & many of its terms, inspired, law, wolf, work
The Jungle Book 52
James Fenimore Cooper novel + Cora | 1826 novel | Chingachgook + novel | Uncas + novel, character, title | Magua
The Last of the Mohicans 42
James Fenimore Cooper novel + 1992 Daniel Day-Lewis film, novel, Uncas, Cora | 1826 Cooper novel + novel Chingachgook | Uncas + novel, character, title | "Leatherstocking Tales" + second | Magua | Hurons novel | I lived to see the last warrior | Natty Bumppo + Chingachgook
The Last of the Mohicans 47
"Under the Sea" film + Fathoms Below, song Under the Sea | 1989 Disney film + 1989 animated film, Ursula | Copenhagen Harbor | Prince Eric movie + Disney | Ariel movie + Disney | Part of your World + Disney film, Under the Sea | female sea | Edvard Eriksen
The Little Mermaid 43
Paris museum + Seine | Mona Lisa displayed | most visited Museum + Art museum, world | museum's Richelieu wing | Delacroix + museum | Venus de Milo museum | museum established in 1793
The Louvre 39
Leiden country | Rembrandt country | Gouda country + cheese | tulip country | Prince William I of Orange + country | Mata Hari nationality | Maurice of Nassau nationality | Wilhelmina nationality + Queen | Aruba country + European | beer Grolsch country | country is below sea level | low country + name | Maastricht country | Queen Beatrix country | Rotterdam country + city | The Hague country | country of Zeeland
The Netherlands 116
Leiden country + University of Leiden, founded in 1575 | Rembrandt country | Gouda country + Gouda cheese | tulip country | Prince William I of Orange + country | Mata Hari nationality | Maurice of Nassau nationality | Wilhelmina nationality + Queen | Aruba country + European | Low Country's oldest + name | beer Grolsch country | country is below sea level | Frisian country + Low Country, English, most, province, language | Maastricht country | Queen Beatrix country | Rotterdam country + city | The Hague country | country of Zeeland | Delft country | Edam country | Haarlem country | Keeshond + national dog of this country | Rembrandt Van Rijn | Vincent van Gogh nationality
The Netherlands 145
Tchaikovsky ballet suite + 1892 | Christmas ballet | ballerinas performs | ballet that premiered December + 1892 ballet, dances | ballet, Clara + Kingdom of Sweets | Sugar Plum Fairy ballet
The Nutcracker 52
sang "Satisfaction" | Mick Jagger, this group + Mick Jagger band | 1960s British rock band | album "Exile On Main Street" + 1972 | Rock & Roll Band + Greatest Rock & Roll, rock band | 1971 album "Sticky Fingers" | album "Beggars Banquet" + "Let It Bleed" album | album Steel + song | "Bridges To Babylon" album | Keith Richards band | Let It Bleed + song | Muddy Waters song + blues | Steel Wheels | album "Voodoo Lounge" + first | sang "Gimme Shelter" | "Out of Our Heads" + 1965, album | Honky Tonk Women | Let's Spend The Night Together | Ruby Tuesday | Tattoo You | Tumbling Dice | album "Goats Head Soup" | band performed + concert | band released an album + rock band | sang "Fool To Cry" | song Paint It, Black
The Rolling Stones 118
sang "Satisfaction" | Mick Jagger, this group + Mick Jagger band | British rock band | album "Exile On Main Street" + 1972 | Rock & Roll Band + rock band | 1971 album "Sticky Fingers" | album "Beggars Banquet" | album Steel + song | "Bridges To Babylon" album | Keith Richards band | Let It Bleed + song | Muddy Waters song + blues | Steel Wheels | album "Voodoo Lounge" + first | sang "Gimme Shelter"
The Rolling Stones 85
Shakespeare play with Prospero + Prospero's Books, stormy character, Shakespeare play with a storm, play with a shipwreck | island Shakespeare play | Shakespeare play with Caliban | novel "Brave New World" takes its title + Shakespeare play | Shakespeare play with Ariel | rightful Duke of Milan + play | Shakespeare play on a ship | Trinculo + Caliban | last play Shakespeare | "Boatswain!" + Shakespeare | Miranda rights | Sea Venture + Bermuda
The Tempest 71
Athos, Porthos, & Aramis book | 1844 novel | D'Artagnan novel | candy bar novel | Louis XIII novel | Twenty Years After + French novel, first, sequel
The Three Musketeers 48
Athos, Porthos, & Aramis book | 1844 Dumas novel | D'Artagnan novel | candy bar novel + bar was originally 3 | Louis XIII novel + King Louis XIII | Twenty Years After + French novel, first, sequel | All for one, one for all | The Vicomte of Bragelonne + Dumas work | Tous pour un, un pour tous | swashbuckling novel
The Three Musketeers 60
sang "My Generation" | Keith Moon + drummer | album "Tommy" | Horton hears + Dr. Seuss | Quadrophenia | Roger Daltrey | Won't Get Fooled Again
The Who 42
sang "My Generation" | Keith Moon + drummer | album "Tommy" | Quadrophenia | Roger Daltrey | Seuss' Horton hears + Dr. Seuss | Won't Get Fooled Again | Pete Townshend band
The Who 46
book begins, The Mole + 1908 novel, "Mr. Badger" book, children's book, Rat & Mole novel, spring cleaning his little home, water rat | Kenneth Grahame children's novel + mole & a toad became this 1908, stories that Kenneth Grahame told his son | "Toad of Toad Hall" book + stage as Toad of Toad Hall, A. A. Milne adapted | Mr. Toad + children's book | motor car + Toad's
The Wind in the Willows 42
Rat & Mole novel + 1908 novel, Badger, children's book | Kenneth Grahame novel + children's book | "Toad of Toad Hall" book + A. A. Milne | Mr. Toad + children's book | spring cleaning his little home + children's book, morning spring cleaning, The Mole had been working
The Wind in the Willows 44
The Truth Is Out There | Cigarette-Smoking Man series | Gillian Anderson series | Mulder & Scully | FBI series | episode of this Fox | sci-fi drama | Agent Scully + Scully series, Season | The Lone Gunmen | alien abduction series + Agents, show | tag line The truth + TV series
The X-Files 51
Doge's Palace city | Grand Canal city | St. Mark's city | Canaletto + city | Italian canal city | which city is Marco Polo airport | Bridge of Sighs + city | Rialto city + Bridge
Venice 89
invented the phonograph + 1888 | The Wizard of Menlo Park | Genius is one percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration + said, Genius is one per cent inspiration, ninety, inventor said Genius is one percent inspiration, nine percent perspiration | West Orange, New Jersey + film | Menlo Park, N.J. | lab in Menlo Park + New Jersey | Invented the light bulb + electric | carbon telephone transmitter + 1877 | more than 1000 patents
Thomas Edison 66
"Jude the Obscure" author | "Tess of the d'Urbervilles" author + wrote Tess | "Far from the Madding Crowd" author + Stinsford | Far From the Madding Crowd + novel Far From the Madding, Dorchester | "The Return of the Native" author | A Pair of Blue Eyes | "The Mayor of Casterbridge" author | "Under the Greenwood Tree" author + Wessex novels
Thomas Hardy 58
University of Virginia president | home, Monticello + president | president to be his first Secretary of State | wrote the Declaration of Independence + author of the Declaration of Independence | died July 4, 1826 | Sally Hemings + president | minister to France + Franklin, president | Notes on the State of Virginia + wrote | drafted the Declaration of Independence | John Adams + presidential | Lewis and Clark + president | The Sage of Monticello + president | two-dollar bill | 1809 + President | Bill Clinton's middle name | Louisiana Purchase president | invented the dumbwaiter | presidency in 1800 | swivel chair + president invented, inventing the swivel
Thomas Jefferson 130
The Sage of Monticello + president | University of Virginia president | first Secretary of State + president | wrote the Declaration of Independence + author of the Declaration of Independence | July 4, 1826 + president died in 1826 | Sally Hemings + president | minister to France + Franklin, president | drafted the Declaration of Independence | wrote the Virginia | Lewis and Clark + president | two-dollar bill
Thomas Jefferson 96
"Common Sense" author + 1776, pamphlet Common Sense, America, wrote | These are the times that try men's souls + wrote | pamphleteer + 1777 | "American Crisis" author + Crisis he wrote
Thomas Paine 56
Revolution Common Sense | wrote "These are the times that try men's souls" | pamphleteer + 1777 | "American Crisis" author + Crisis he wrote, wrote, "Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered" | wrote The Rights of Man | wrote a pamphlet + American
Thomas Paine 66
1997 Masters golfer + Jack Nicklaus, Masters record, won | African-American golfer + age, American golfer won, Tournament, year | Eldrick Tont + name Eldrick, pro golfer, Woods | golfer born in 1975 + won the 1997 Masters by 12 strokes, US Amateur Championship, tournament by 12 strokes | U.S. Amateur Golf + 1994, 1996, Amateur Championship, won | golf tournament + margin, won | Stanford + 1996, golfer, title, winning | wed Elin Nordegren + 2004, 2007, 2010, October | British Open + golfer | Lindsey Vonn | Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year in 2000 | World Golf Rankings + first | first PGA + PGA player, PGA Tour
Tiger Woods 64
element has the symbol Sn | pewter element | stannum element + Latin name, stannum | ore cassiterite | anniversary gift + Tenth anniversary | shortest element name + 3 letters
Tin 39
born Anna Mae Bullock + By what name did Annie Mae Bullock | "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome" as Aunty Entity + singer | Acid Queen in Tommy | Private Dancer | Simply the Best | sang "GoldenEye" + theme | Nutbush in Tennessee + singer | autobiography "I Tina" + singer | legs in show business
Tina Turner 54
April 14-15, 1912 + sank in the North Atlantic | "My Heart Will Go On" movie + 1997, song My Heart, song | ship sank in 1912 | John Jacob Astor IV + died, ship | maiden voyage in 1912 + Unsinkable | "Collide with destiny" + movie tagline in 1997 | Molly Brown + life, film | 10th 1912 + April 10, lifeboat | 1997 James Cameron film | 1997 Leonardo DiCaprio film + 1997 Kate Winslet film | I'm the king of the world! | Jack Dawson movie + Best Picture | Robert Ballard discovered | sister ship Olympic | 1912 event | 1997 Best Picture | 3D in 2012 + film | Benjamin Guggenheim + ship | Captain Edward J. Smith + ship | Ismay | Jack & Rose film | Newfoundland + 400, miles | Oscar for which blockbuster + James Cameron won an Oscar | early 20th century disaster | nude sketch + film | sank this movie's + 1997
Titanic 119
April 14-15, 1912 | "My Heart Will Go On" movie + 1997, song | ship sank in 1912 | John Jacob Astor + died, ship | maiden voyage in 1912 + Unsinkable | "Collide with destiny" + movie tagline in 1997 | Molly Brown + life, film
Titanic 55
April 14-15, 1912 | "My Heart Will Go On" movie + 1997, song | ship sank in 1912 | John Jacob Astor + died, ship | maiden voyage in 1912 + Unsinkable | "Collide with destiny" + movie tagline in 1997 | Molly Brown + life, film | 10th 1912 + April 10 | 1997 James Cameron film | 1997 Leonardo DiCaprio film | I'm the king of the world! | Jack Dawson movie + Best Picture | Robert Ballard discovered | sister ship Olympic
Titanic 83
Atticus Finch novel + lawyer Atticus Finch | Harper Lee novel | Scout Finch novel | 1962 Gregory Peck film | thirteen, my brother Jem got his arm badly broken at the elbow + novel begins, When he was nearly thirteen, my brother Jem got his arm | 1960 novel + Atticus | Jean Louise Finch + novel | racial injustice + 1960, book, Pulitzer, winning
To Kill a Mockingbird 50
Ginza districts + shopping & entertainment | Asian city's Disneyland | Narita Airport city | city of Edo + Edo renamed | hosted 1964 Summer Olympics + city | Airport serves which capital | Fuji + Capital, Mt | Ieyasu + capital, Kyoto | Kanto + capital | area in the world + city with the largest, populous | film Lost in Translation + city | ports are located
Tokyo 51
"Hunt for Red October" author | John Clark + author's, Jack Ryan, Rainbow Six, techno-thriller | "Patriot Games" author | "The Cardinal Of The Kremlin" author + 1988 | Clear and Present Danger + author, Patriot, wrote | "The Sum Of All Fears" author + Rainbow Six
Tom Clancy 46
novel The Hunt For Red October | techno-thriller | "Patriot Games" author | "Rainbow Six" + author | "The Cardinal of the Kremlin" + 1988 | Clear and Present Danger + author, Patriot, wrote
Tom Clancy 49
"Hunt for Red October" author | John Clark + author's, Jack Ryan, Rainbow Six, techno-thriller | "Patriot Games" author | "The Cardinal of the Kremlin" author + 1986, 1988 | Clear and Present Danger + author, Patriot, wrote | "The Sum Of All Fears" author + Rainbow Six | Red Storm Rising + author, wrote
Tom Clancy 51
"Hunt for Red October" author + first novel "The Hunt for Red October" | John Clark + author's, Jack Ryan, Rainbow Six, techno-thriller | "Patriot Games" author | "The Cardinal of the Kremlin" author + 1988, hardcover, Without Remorse | "Clear and Present Danger" author + hero in "Clear & Present Danger", wrote | "The Sum Of All Fears" author + wrote 'Debt of Honor', "Rainbow Six" author | Red Storm Rising + author, wrote | "Executive Orders" + novel | military writers + 1998
Tom Clancy 57
Ethan Hunt | Top Gun + star | Top Gun actor | "Risky Business" actor | "The Last Samurai" actor | Impossible actor + Mission: Impossible | Jerry Maguire actor | Les Grossman in Tropic Thunder | Thomas Mapother IV + actor, born Thomas, film star, name
Tom Cruise 42
Ethan Hunt + Claus von Stauffenberg | Top Gun actor + "Top Gun" star | "Risky Business" actor | "The Last Samurai" actor | Impossible actor + Mission: Impossible | Les Grossman in Tropic Thunder | Thomas Mapother IV + actor, born Thomas, film star, name | "Jack Reacher" | Jaxx | Mimi Rogers | Scientologist | psychiatry + 2005, show
Tom Cruise 47
Forrest Gump actor + Forrest Gump role | "Bosom Buddies" actor + Wilson on "Bosom Buddies" | Best Actor Oscar + 1993, 1993 Best Actor, "Philadelphia" actor, won | directed "That Thing You Do!" + actor, first, His other films | voice of Woody + Toy Story, roles, film | "Apollo 13" actor + "Apollo 13" as Jim Lovell | Cast Away actor + role | married Rita Wilson + 1986, married Samantha Lewes
Tom Hanks 41
Forrest Gump actor | "Bosom Buddies" | Best Actor Oscar + 1993, won | directed "That Thing You Do!" + actor, first, His other films | voice of Woody + Toy Story, roles, film | "Apollo 13" actor | Cast Away actor + role | married Rita Wilson + 1985, 1986, 1987
Tom Hanks 41
"Beloved" author + 1988 Pulitzer, Prize, American | "Song of Solomon" author | first novel, "The Bluest Eye" + author | Lorain + Nobel Prize, Ohio, Pulitzer, woman | won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1993 + Howard, University
Toni Morrison 42
"Beloved" author + 1988 Pulitzer, "Beloved" won, black American to win, Prize | "Song of Solomon" author + Milkman | first novel, "The Bluest Eye" + author | Lorain + Nobel Prize, Ohio, Pulitzer, woman | won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1993 + graduate of Howard, University | "Tar Baby" + Prize | Chloe Anthony Wofford
Toni Morrison 48
largest city in Canada + populous | Ontario Museum + city, Royal | city of CN Tower | York is now this Canadian city + 1834, capital of Upper Canada, American | Canada's first + city opened | Lake Ontario + Canadian city | Blue Jays city | Canadian provincial capital + only | Raptors + city | game outside the United States was played in this city + first | province of Ontario + capital
Toronto 59
Robert Louis Stevenson book + 1883, The Sea Cook | Jim Hawkins novel | Ben Gunn + novel | pirate book + 1883 | Captain Smollett + novel, Hispaniola, Robert Louis Stevenson | novel Long John Silver | parrot captain flint + novel
Treasure Island 70
Stevenson book had a map + 1883, The Sea Cook | Jim Hawkins novel | Ben Gunn novel + marooned | pirate book + 1883 | 1883 book + 1883 classic, 1883 Robert Louis Stevenson | Captain Smollett + novel, Hispaniola, Robert Louis Stevenson | novel Long John Silver | parrot captain flint + novel | 'Admiral Benbow' | La Isla del Tesoro | Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum
Treasure Island 86
ancient city was also known as Ilium | wooden horse + Laocoon | Heinrich Schliemann + city | Brad Pitt as Achilles + Brad Pitt film | precious metals weight system | 2004 Epic + 2004 film | Aeneas + war | Homeric city | weight system used for gems
Troy 41
"In Cold Blood" author | wrote Breakfast At Tiffany's + "Breakfast at Tiffany's" author | Philip Seymour Hoffman film + 2005 | Answered Prayers + author | wrote "In Cold Blood" | "Music for Chameleons" + books | "The Grass Harp" author | novel, "Other Voices, Other Rooms" + author's, first
Truman Capote 60
"In Cold Blood" author + In Cold Blood a nonfiction | wrote Breakfast At Tiffany's + "Breakfast at Tiffany's" author | Philip Seymour Hoffman film + 2005, Philip Seymour Hoffman won | Answered Prayers + author | wrote "In Cold Blood" | "Music for Chameleons" + books | "The Grass Harp" author | Harper Lee + author | novel, "Other Voices, Other Rooms" + author's, first | His story, Music + friend | Truman Streckfus Persons | murder of the Clutter family
Truman Capote 73
country is the northernmost point in Africa | modern country of Carthage | Arab Spring + country | Algeria and Libya + borders, country | ancient ruins of Carthage + African country | Ben Ali + African, country, President | Sidi | city, Tunis + African country
Tunisia 41
Anatolia country + Anatolia region | capital Ankara | 3 strikes in bowling + 3 strikes in a row | Dardanelles country | country in Europe and Asia | "Midnight Express" + country | Black Sea country | Bosporus Bridge + country | Recep Tayyip Erdogan + Prime Minister of what country | peninsula known as Asia Minor + country | Ottoman Empire country + rule | Gallipoli Peninsula + country | Meleagris gallopavo + birds | Mount Ararat country | Süleyman Demirel nationality | native fowl + Hanging | two continents + country | what's now this Eurasian country
Turkey 107
Anatolia country | capital Ankara | 3 strikes in bowling + 3 strikes in a row | Dardanelles country | country in Europe and Asia | "Midnight Express" + country | Black Sea country | Bosporus country | Recep Tayyip Erdogan + Prime Minister of what country | peninsula known as Asia Minor + country | Ottoman Empire country + rule
Turkey 79
Irish band + Irish group | Adam Clayton, Larry Mullen Jr + The Edge band, Larry Mullen Jr. band, Bono | album "The Joshua Tree" | "Rattle And Hum" album | 2004 album "How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb" + won Album Of The Year | Achtung Baby
U2 47
country's Maracaibo Basin | Bolivarian Republic + Pico Bolivar | country did President Hugo Chavez | capital Caracas + Caracas country | Angel Falls country + highest waterfall in the world | Orinoco River + country | country's second-largest city is Maracaibo | Columbus first + what's now this country | Miss Universe country | Spanish-speaking South American country | country in South America entirely north + Equator | last of South American countries
Venezuela 78
Doge's Palace city | Grand Canal city | St. Mark's city + St. Mark's Square | Canaletto + city | Italian canal city | which city is Marco Polo airport | Bridge of Sighs + city | Rialto Bridge city | Italian city of islands | Golden Lion Award + film festival | Piazza San Marco + city's | city is built on islands | watery Italian city
Venice 115
Doge's Palace city | Grand Canal city | St. Mark's city | Canaletto + city | Italian canal city | which city is Marco Polo airport
Venice 73
closest planet to Earth | Venera probe planet + Venera 3 became the first | brightest object in the sky + planet, moon | evening or morning "star" is really this planet | hottest planet in the Solar System | only planet to rotate clockwise | second planet from the sun | planet is Earth's twin | 67 million miles + planet | Magellan spacecraft planet + 1990 | probe + 1966, Venera planet | surface temperature on this planet + 860, degrees, planet's surface is hot | Bananarama song + Shocking Blue | Frankie Avalon song + 1959 | Willendorf + figurine | covered by clouds + planet | night sky + moon | planet is named for the Roman goddess + goddess of love | planet with the longest day | sulfuric acid clouds + planet
Venus 121
"La Traviata" composer + operas, Rigoletto | opera Nabucco + Nabucco composer, Italian | Otello opera + composer | opera "Il Trovatore" + "Il Trovatore" & "La Traviata" | Aida composer + Italian composer, Milan composer | "Falstaff" composer + 1813, opera | opera Aida | "Attila" + operas
Verdi 55
Italian volcano + volcano erupted in 1944 | Pompeii volcano + buried, eruption | eruption in 79 AD + volcano
Vesuvius 45
British queen + 1837, British monarch | capital of British Columbia | Vancouver Island + capital | capital of Seychelles
Victoria 41
Self-Portrait With Bandaged Ear artist + painted the 1889, 1889 he completed his Self-Portrait, "Self-Portrait With Bandaged Ear And Pipe" | Arles in 1888 + Arles artist, Bedroom in Arles | Starry Night artist | "The Potato Eaters" artist | artist with Gauguin + 1888 | cut off his ear + artist | Auvers + 1890 | artist's brother Theo + 1885 | painted Sunflowers | died in 1890 + July 1890, artist | painting "The Red Vineyard" + only painting, lifetime, sold one painting | "Irises" artist | "Night Cafe" artist | Lust for Life + Irving Stone book, subject | oil paintings + drawings
Vincent Van Gogh 106
Self-Portrait With Bandaged Ear artist + 1889 Self-Portrait, "Self-Portrait With Bandaged Ear And Pipe" | Arles in 1888 + Arles artist, Bedroom in Arles | Starry Night artist | "The Potato Eaters" artist | artist with Gauguin + 1888 | cut off his ear + artist | Auvers + 1890 | artist's brother Theo + 1885 | painted Sunflowers | died in 1890 + July 1890, artist | painting "The Red Vineyard" + only painting, lifetime, sold one painting | "Irises" artist | "Night Cafe" artist | Lust for Life + subject | completed his Self-Portrait + 1889
Vincent Van Gogh 107
Self-Portrait With Bandaged Ear artist + 1889 Self-Portrait, "Self-Portrait With Bandaged Ear And Pipe" | 1888 & painted + Arles | Starry Night artist | "The Potato Eaters" artist | artist with Gauguin + 1888 | cut off his ear + artist | Auvers + 1890 | brother Theo + 1885, artist | painted Sunflowers | "The Red Vineyard" + only painting, lifetime, sold one painting | died in 1890 + July 1890, artist
Vincent Van Gogh 91
nicknamed "Old Dominion" + state | 8 presidents were born in this state | Norfolk in this state | Richmond state | Shenandoah National Park state + Blue Ridge Mountains | "Mother of Presidents" state | 1607 + state | Appomattox state | Robert E. Lee state | Sic semper tyrannis + state | state's Declaration of Rights + George Mason, Bill of Rights | 1790 census + state in 1790, most | Chesapeake state | College of William & Mary state | Douglas Wilder + elected, state elected, first, governor, USA's | Ellen Glasgow + state | English settlement + first permanent, colonies, this one had the first | Hampton + state | Henry Lee + Lee state | James River state | Petersburg in this state | Smithfield hams + state | Williamsburg state | naval base + state | state "is for lovers" | state is home to the George Washington | state named for Elizabeth I
Virginia 100
Old Dominion + nicknamed, state | 8 presidents were born in this state | Norfolk in this state | Richmond + state | Shenandoah National Park state | "Mother of Presidents" state | 1607 + state | Appomattox state | Robert E. Lee state | Sic semper tyrannis + state | state's Declaration of Rights + Bill of Rights
Virginia 52
"A Room of One's Own" author + 1929 essay "A Room of One's Own", female writers | "To the Lighthouse" author | Bloomsbury Group author + member of the Bloomsbury Group | Nicole Kidman in "The Hours" author | Clarissa Dalloway + author | 1922 novel "Jacob's Room" + author's brother Thoby, "Jacob's Room" author | Vita Sackville-West
Virginia Woolf 59
"A Room of One's Own" author + 1929 essay "A Room of One's Own", female writers | "To the Lighthouse" author | Bloomsbury Group author + drowned herself in 1941, Adeline Virginia, member of the Bloomsbury Group | Nicole Kidman in "The Hours" author + "The Hours" playing, Nicole Kidman won | Clarissa Dalloway + author | 1922 novel "Jacob's Room" + author's brother Thoby, "Jacob's Room" author | Vita Sackville-West | "The Waves" author | Who's afraid of
Virginia Woolf 65
"Lolita" author wrote + "Pnin" | "Pale Fire" + 1962, novel | Russian novels + author, Dmitri, earlier Russian | "The Original of Laura" + novel, published | song "Don't Stand So Close to Me" by The Police + author | pseudonym V. Sirin + Russian-American novelist
Vladimir Nabokov 40
Russian liquor + spirit is mixed with ginger beer in a Moscow mule, colorless liquor | bloody mary alcohol + spirit is in a Bloody Mary | Russian alcohol + Russian spirit | is Russian for 'little water' | Black Russian | screwdriver alcohol | Absolut alcohol
Vodka 45
northwest of Moscow + Caspian Sea, miles, river | longest river in Europe | Valdai Hills river + Russia
Volga 41
Russia, this is Europe's longest river + Caspian Sea, mile, "mother" river of Russia | Valdai Hills river + Russia | Kazan river | Nizhny Novgorod river | Stalingrad + river | Yaroslavl + river
Volga 43
People's car in German + name means People's Car | German automaker + German car, German company | Jetta automaker + Bug automaker | Passat automaker | "Das Auto" | Wolfsburg, Germany + 1938, Cars | automaker of Touareg
Volkswagen 41
"Candide" author + wrote Candide | writer Francois-Marie Arouet + pseudonym | Enlightenment writer + French | If God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him + 1770 | Houdon + author, sculpted
Voltaire 49
"Candide" author + wrote | Francois Marie Arouet + pseudonym | Enlightenment writer + French | If God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him + 1770 | Houdon + author, sculpted
Voltaire 49
"Candide" author + wrote Candide | writer Francois-Marie Arouet + pseudonym, French Enlightenment writer | wrote 'If God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent + 1770 | Houdon + author, sculpted | 1717 + Bastille | Micromegas + book | will defend to the death your right
Voltaire 52
"Song of Myself" | Leaves of Grass poet | O Captain! My Captain! + poet | "Good Gray Poet" | "I Hear America Singing"
Walt Whitman 41
long Tolstoy book + 1865, epic | Natasha Rostova novel | All's Well That Ends Well + novel, title | Bolkonsky + novel
War and Peace 44
Teapot Dome scandal + president | president in 1920 | president's death in 1923 + wife | wife Florence + pres | August 2, 1923 + president | Marion, Ohio | normalcy + campaign, Presidential | president in 1921 + first, inauguration
Warren G. Harding 50
Evergreen State | Northwest state | Walla Walla state | apple state + production | Microsoft state | Mount St. Helens state | Olympic National Park state + Forest | Mount Rainier state | only state flag + U.S.
Washington 61
Evergreen State | Northwest state | Walla Walla state | apple state + production | Microsoft state | Mount St. Helens state | Olympic National Park state + Forest | Mount Rainier state | only state flag + U.S. | Puget Sound + state | Spokane + state
Washington 69
Evergreen State | Northwest state | Walla Walla state | apple state + production, Wenatchee state | Microsoft state | Mount St. Helens state | Olympic National Park state + state Olympic National Forest, Forest | Mount Rainier state | only state flag + U.S. | Puget Sound + state | Spokane + state | first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen + Henry Lee, Lee | wanted to call it the territory of Columbia
Washington 75
"Rip Van Winkle" author wrote | His 1809 work "A History of New York" | pen name Diedrich Knickerbocker + author | Sleepy Hollow author | Tarrytown, N.Y. | The Legend of Sleepy Hollow + wrote | first literary + Knickerbocker
Washington Irving 50
l'Enfant city + plans Pierre l'Enfant | Smithsonian city | 555-foot + obelisk | Washington University city | 1791, this city | Georgetown + city | July 16, 1790 + city | Murphy Brown + city | American Art + National | American University city | Art city + National Museum city, Museum | Corcoran + Art | National Geographic + city | mayor appointed by President + 1802, city
Washington, D.C 61
hockey's "Great One" + NHL | No. 99 + retired | 92 goals + NHL, No, one, season | player in National Hockey League + 1979, 1982, MVP | Los Angeles Kings + 1988
Wayne Gretzky 44
"Great One" of the NHL | retired his jersey number 99 | 92 goals + NHL, No, one, season | player in National Hockey League + 1979, 1982, MVP | Los Angeles Kings + 1988 | NHL regular season | NHL records + career | NHL scorer + game, goal, history, time leading | NHL's all-time + goals, leader, No
Wayne Gretzky 61
"Great One" of the NHL | jersey number, 99, was retired league | NHL season + 100 assists in an NHL, goals | player in National Hockey League + 1979, 1980, at age 19, MVP | Los Angeles Kings + 1988, traded to Los Angeles | 92 goals + NHL, No, one, season | NHL regular season | NHL records + Brantford, career | NHL scorer + game, goal, history, time leading | NHL's all-time + goals, leader, No | The Hockey News + 1998, player of all time
Wayne Gretzky 69
capital of New Zealand + Zealand capital | Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke + Arthur Wellesley, better | historical duke + duke's Apsley House | is the southernmost capital city in the world | duke associated with Napoleon | North Island + capital city | 19th century duke | city named for a duke
Wellington 54
Jets & the Sharks + gangs, musical | song "I Feel Pretty" + musical | 1957 musical | 1961 musical + 1961 film | Officer Krupke
West Side Story 40
Jets & the Sharks + gangs, musical | song "I Feel Pretty" + musical | 1957 musical + Bernstein | 1961 musical film | Gee, Officer Krupke | Bernardo, Maria + Maria, Tony | 1961 Best Picture | Riff, Bernardo | musical featured the song Tonight
West Side Story 53
"Take Me Home, Country Roads" state + John Denver, John Denver song | Morgantown + Mountaineers, state | coal miners + state | state in 1863 + joined the Union in 1863, seceded in 1863, admitted to the Union, seceded from a Confederate state, Union on June | 35th state | capital Charleston + state | Huntington + cities | Jay Rockefeller + senator, state | Montani semper liberi + state | New River gorge state + bridge | Spruce Knob | capital Wheeling
West Virginia 53
How Will I Know | album "The Bodyguard" + film The Bodyguard, singer, star | So Emotional + consecutive No. 1, history, most, singles | Warwick & this cousin | sang "Greatest Love Of All" + 1986 | sang "I Wanna Dance With Somebody" + 1987, 1988, I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me) | sang "The Star Spangled Banner" + 1991, first, time, Top | The Preacher's Wife | You Give Good Love | debut album by a woman + female artist | fairy godmother + singer, TV
Whitney Houston 47
"The Sound and the Fury" author + wrote | "As I Lay Dying" + author, Byhalia | "Sartoris" author | "The Reivers" author | "Absalom, Absalom!" author | Oxford, Mississippi author | A Fable + 1955, author | wrote "Light in August" | "The Hamlet" author + Snopes | "The Mansion" author | "A Rose for Emily"
William Faulkner 78
Oxford, Mississippi author | "The Sound and the Fury" author + wrote | 1962 as he lay dying + 1897, July 6, 1962, Mississippi, was in Byhalia, Mississippi, September | "Sartoris" author | "The Reivers" author + last novel The Reivers | "Absalom, Absalom!" author | A Fable + 1955, author | wrote "Light in August" | "The Hamlet" author + Snopes author | "The Mansion" author | "A Rose for Emily" | "Sanctuary" author
William Faulkner 94
Old Tippecanoe + 1811, Battle of Tippecanoe, Tippecanoe president | grandson was president | April 4, 1841 + March 4, 1841, president in 1841 | President served the shortest | first president to die in office
William Henry Harrison 53
Old Tippecanoe + 1811, Battle of Tippecanoe, Tippecanoe president | president was the grandson of the 9th president | April 4, 1841 + March 4, 1841, president in 1841 | President served the shortest | first president to die in office
William Henry Harrison 53
Old Tippecanoe + 1811, Battle of Tippecanoe, Tippecanoe president, campaign slogan "Tippecanoe and Tyler too" | president was the grandson of the 9th president | April 4, 1841 + March 4, 1841, president in 1841 | President served the shortest | first president to die in office + U.S. president to die in office | Tecumseh + 1811, 1813, Tippecanoe | presidential campaign + 1888, hat
William Henry Harrison 61
Old Tippecanoe + 1811, campaign slogan "Tippecanoe and Tyler too", Battle of Tippecanoe, Tippecanoe president | president in 1841 + died in 1841 | President served the shortest + president served for 1 month | first U.S. president to die in office | Tecumseh + 1811, 1813, Tippecanoe | presidential campaign + 1888 pres, 1888, hat | 32nd day | Indiana governor | Last president born a British | inaugural address + more | longest inaugural + president, speech | pneumonia + days, died, House, Which U.S. President
William Henry Harrison 68
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court + President | Teddy Roosevelt + president | massive president | 27th president | Portly President + first, U.S. president | heaviest president | stuck in a White House bathtub + US president
William Howard Taft 52
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court + President | "Big Bill" president | Teddy Roosevelt + president | 27th president | Portly President + first, U.S. president | heaviest president | stuck in a White House bathtub + US president | 1921-30 + Chief Justice from 1921, Chief Justice of the United States | Presidency, 1909 | first president to throw + baseball, throw out the first, first pitch, season | presidential middle name Howard
William Howard Taft 68
27th president + 10th Chief Justice | 1912 presidential + candidate's 1908 | "Big Bill" president | Teddy Roosevelt + president | fat U.S. president + season's 1st ball | heaviest president | stuck in a White House bathtub + US president | 1909-1913 president + James Sherman | 1921-30 + Chief Justice from 1921, 1930 death, Chief Justice of the United States | first president to throw out the first + baseball, first pitch, season | presidential middle name Howard | 300-plus | Edward White + nominated as chief justice | big that a bathtub large + installed, White House | mustache while in office + last, president
William Howard Taft 84
president died in 1901 + born in 1843 | September 14, 1901 + Sept. 6, 1901 | Buffalo, New York + 1901, assassinated, president | 1896 presidential candidate + front-porch campaign | Canton, Ohio + Ida Saxton, president | Leon Czolgosz killed + 1901 | "Four more years of the full dinner pail" + 1900, campaign | 1901 Buffalo + Pan American Exposition in Buffalo | president's 1901 assassination | 25th president + was President when the 20th century began, 20th century | Garret Hobart + 1843, 1890, 1899, died, presidential | he was shot in 1901 | president married Ida + first lady Ida | $500 bill | Glee high school + president associated with Glee | The Idol of Ohio + nicknamed, president | president to ride in a car + first, Stanley Steamer
William McKinley 103
1901 assassination + president | September 14, 1901 | Buffalo, New York + 1901, assassinated, president | 1896 president | Canton, Ohio + president | Leon Czolgosz killed + 1901 | full dinner pail + 1900, campaign | president died + 1901 | 25th president + 20th century | he was shot in 1901 | president in 1899 | president married Ida + first lady Ida
William McKinley 83
president died in 1901 | September 14, 1901 + Sept. 6, 1901 | Buffalo, New York + 1901, assassinated, president | 1896 presidential candidate | Canton, Ohio + president | Leon Czolgosz killed + 1901 | 1901 assassination + president | full dinner pail + 1900, campaign | 25th president + 20th century | Garret Hobart + 1843, 1890, 1899, died, presidential | he was shot in 1901 | president married Ida + first lady Ida | $500 bill | Glee high school + president associated with Glee
William McKinley 91
California castle + San Simeon castle, Harvard Lampoon, Architect Julia Morgan designed | died in 1951 + newspaper tycoon, U.S which newspaper | Marion Davies | You furnish the pictures & I'll furnish the war | castle built by what publishing | 1903 to 1907 + New York Congressman
William Randolph Hearst 39
1829 opera by Rossini | Swiss archer | Swiss hero | archer with Gessler | shot an apple off his son's head | arrow, apple
William Tell 52
Cree + capital of Manitoba, muddy water | Manitoba province in Canada + capital | Canadian city's name + water | Blue Bombers + City
Winnipeg 49
honorary U.S. citizen + 1963, first person | died in 1965 + leader | nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears & sweat | Iron Curtain + 1946, 1948, descended, Speech | born in 1874 + 1965, Blenheim Palace, died | Duke of Marlborough + 1890s, Prime minister | First Lord of the Admiralty + 1910, 1913, PM | History of the English Speaking Peoples + author, Politician, wrote | Jennie Jerome + 1874, birth, famous | Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few | first ever person to be made an honorary citizen of the United States | future British prime minister + War | 1941 speech | Boer War + covered, escaped, British prime minister, Post | British politician + Prize | Chartwell + Kent, home, PM | The Last Lion | us the tools and we will finish the job | won 1953 Nobel Literature Prize
Winston Churchill 103
honorary U.S. citizen + 1963, first person | died in 1965 + leader | nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears & sweat | Iron Curtain + 1946, 1948, descended, Speech | born in 1874 + 1965, died, Palace | Duke of Marlborough + 1890s, Prime minister | First Lord of the Admiralty + 1910, 1913, PM | History of the English Speaking Peoples + author, Politician, wrote | Jennie Jerome + 1874, birth, famous | Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few | first ever person to be made an honorary citizen of the United States | future British prime minister + War
Winston Churchill 75
cheese state + milk production, American | dairy state | America's Dairyland | badger state | Kenosha state | Eau Claire state | Lake Winnebago state + largest
Wisconsin 76
Gulf of Aden + Saudi Arabia, country, Oman, Red Sea | country at the southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula | capital Sana + country | USS Cole + 2000, country | northern border with Saudi Arabia + nation, Houthis | port of Mocha country | Ali Abdullah Saleh + country, President | Socotra + nation
Yemen 46
California national park | national park with Half Dome | El Capitan + national park
Yosemite 41
WWI president + USA | Fourteen Points + 1918, 1920, president | 1912 election + 1912 president, Taft | $100,000 bill + president | Princeton president + only | first president with a Ph.D.
Woodrow Wilson 66
born Allen + Stewart Konigsberg, name, real | It's not that I'm afraid to die. I just don't want to be there when it happens + director said, It's not that I'm afraid to die | directed "Hannah and Her Sisters" + Annie Hall, Crimes and Misdemeanors, director | "Antz" actor | 1987's "Radio Days" | Soon-Yi + 1997 | Without Feathers | directed "Bananas" | most Best Original Screenplay nominations + director, 16
Woody Allen 41
Heathcliff book + 1847, 1847 novel, Nelly Dean book, Mr. Lockwood book, novel, Yorkshire, Heathcliff, Edgar, Cathy | Cathy Earnshaw novel + 19th century novel, love for Heathcliff, Mr. Earnshaw | Emily Bronte's only novel | moors + Cathy | 1939 classic + 1939 film, Cathy | Hindley + novel | Heath Ledger + novel | Kate Bush
Wuthering Heights 62
equality state + women the right to vote in 1869, first state to give women the vote, grant women the right to vote, state to grant women | cowboy state | Laramie state | Yellowstone state + National, U.S. | alphabetically last of U.S. states | Casper state | Cheyenne + state | Devils Tower National + National Monument, Devil's Tower is in this state | states with a smaller population + smallest population, state in the USA | Buffalo Bill state + Cody | Dick Cheney state | state with lowest population | USA's first Natl + national forest | Yellowstone Lake | bison + state flag
Wyoming 82
equality state + women the right to vote, women | USA's first woman + equality, governor, vote | cowboy state | Laramie state | Nellie Tayloe Ross, the USA's first woman governor | Yellowstone state + National, U.S. | alphabetically last state | Teton state + Teton National | Casper state | Cheyenne state | Devils Tower National + National Monument, Devil's Tower is in this state | states with a smaller population + smallest population, state in the USA
Wyoming 83
equality state + vote in 1869, women the right to vote, women | USA's first woman + equality, governor, vote | cowboy state | Laramie state | Nellie Tayloe Ross, the USA's first woman governor | Yellowstone state + National, U.S. | alphabetically last state | Casper state | Cheyenne state | Devils Tower National + National Monument, Devil's Tower is in this state | states with a smaller population + smallest population, state in the USA | Buffalo Bill state + Cody | Dick Cheney state | state with lowest population
Wyoming 89
wild ox of Tibet + Tibetan animal | Tibetan beast of burden + Tibetan ox | shaggy + Tibetan beast | Bos grunniens | grunting ox | mammals that live at the highest
Yak 42
college in New Haven | college was founded in 1701 + Connecticut | university of George W Bush + George W. Bush graduate | Ivy League university whose alumni | Jodie Foster school | bulldog + Ivy League | cylinder lock | secret society + Skull and Bones, university
Yale 59
Coldplay song | color jersey + overall leader of the Tour de France wear | amarillo color | jaundiced color | Look at the stars + shine for you & everything | Saffron + color | color & sodium + produces | color borders + National Geographic, covers | color on a Monopoly board | dandelion color | lemon color | turmeric color + dyes
Yellow 42
oldest national park + world | Old Faithful national park | Wyoming national park + Montana | first U.S. national park | geyser national park | national park in 1872 + first national park
Yellowstone 44
city of Aden + country | country at the southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula | capital Sana + country | USS Cole + 2000, country | northern border with Saudi Arabia + nation | port of Mocha country
Yemen 40
Ahwahnee Hotel + California's, national park | national park with Half Dome | El Capitan + national park | Bridalveil Fall + national park
Yosemite 46
Mexican liquor + Mexican spirit | blue agave plant + agave alcohol, liquor | Jose Cuervo | Jalisco + agave, town, distilled, liquor, Mexican, production | 1958 No. 1 hit | Sauza + brand
tequila 44
Crimean Peninsula + cliffs found on the northern coast of this sea, sea | Ukraine sea + Russia-Ukraine border | Kerch Strait connects the Sea of Azov | Danube River sea | Dnieper + Dniester, flow into this sea, Rivers | Turkey sea + Ukraine | body of water does the Danube River flow | large sea + connects
the Black Sea 44
1853-1856 war + war ended in 1856, Russia | Battle of Balaklava war + Battle of Inkerman war | Sevastopol war + 1855 | nursing of Florence Nightingale + During which war did Florence Nightingale | 1850s war + Russia | Charge of the Light Brigade war | British, French + Russian | Roger Fenton + 1850s, photographer, war | declared war on Russia + 1853, Turks | first war + correspondent
the Crimean War 72
1853-1856 war + war ended in 1856, Treaty of Paris, Russia | Battle of Balaklava war + Battle of Inkerman war | Sevastopol war + 1855 | nursing of Florence Nightingale + During which war did Florence Nightingale | 1850s war + Russia | Charge of the Light Brigade war | British, French + Russian | Roger Fenton + 1850s, photographer, war | Victoria Cross + war | declared war on Russia + 1853, Turks | first war + correspondent
the Crimean War 76
German river + border | Dutch river + Waal river | Lorelei + river, rock | Cologne river | France & Germany + river | Basel, Switzerland river
the Rhine 62
German river + border | Dutch river + Waal river | Lorelei + river, rock | Cologne river | France & Germany + river | Basel, Switzerland river | Strasbourg river + Germany
the Rhine 64
French-German border river + Swiss-German border river | Holland, this river divides into 3 branches + Waal river | Lorelei + river, rock in this river, rock | Cologne river + Bonn river | "Washington Crossing the Delaware" + Emanuel Leutze | Basel, Switzerland river + North Sea river | Strasbourg river + Germany | 820-mile-long + river | Liechtenstein + river
the Rhine 69
red bird is the state bird + bright red robes, 7 states | state bird of Indiana + red bird | Catholic officials + red | Archbishop + U.S. | St. Louis team | New York Yankees + second | Stanford University + nickname | counselors to the Pope | ecclesiastic | teams at Stanford
the cardinal 51
pair of organs | renal organs | nephrons + filter, million | organs filter blood | remove waste + blood, organs, water
the kidneys 46
pair of organs | renal organs | nephrons + filter, million | organs filter blood | remove waste + blood, organs, water | adrenal glands + organs | mesonephros + amphibians, functions, humans, organ
the kidneys 54
goiter gland + affects this gland | gland in the neck + control, hormones, larynx | hormones from this gland + body's metabolism, gland uses iodine, neck | Graves disease + gland | metabolism gland + hormones for controlling metabolism | Hashimoto's disease + gland | windpipe + butterfly-shaped gland, gland | regulates metabolism + gland
the thyroid 49
is mainly extracted from pitchblende | Otto Hahn split it in 1938 + element split in 1938, atom of this element | element named for a planet | 235 isotope | discovered this element in 1789 + Martin Klaproth | fuel in nuclear reactors + element | radioactive metal + discovered | 238 and 235
uranium 45
is mainly extracted from pitchblende | atom of this element that Otto Hahn split in 1938 | element named for a planet | 235 isotope + 235 element | discovered this element in 1789 + Martin Klaproth element | fuel in nuclear reactors + element | radioactive metal + discovered | 238 and 235 | 238 element + isotope 238 | atomic bomb element | depleted + armor | element number 92 | radon element | symbol U + chemical | yellowcake + element
uranium 66
Bump, set, spike sport | net sport + ball back | Karch Kiraly is the only + gold medal, sport, win | Originally "mintonette" + Basketball, sport | beach sport + only, version | indoor + sport | 6 players + game, sport, team | "Wilson" in the movie Cast Away
volleyball 47
April 15, 1865 + assassinate in April 1865, Assassination | Illinois president + postmaster of New Salem, Illinois, postmaster president | 16th President of the United States | 1858 he said A house divided against itself cannot stand + Senate in 1858, Senate | February 12, 1809 + president born in 1809, Kentucky | Ann Rutledge + love, romance | The Great Emancipator | The ballot is stronger than the bullet + president | 1st president to wear a beard | Raymond Massey + Henry Fonda, president | Springfield, Illinois + president | Thanksgiving a national holiday + president, proclaimed | first president born outside of the original 13 + U.S president, colonies | married Mary Todd + U.S. president | mother of this president was Nancy Hanks | 1860 election + 1ST, Americans | Born in Hodgenville + Hodgenville, Kentucky, Presidential | Salmon Chase + president, William Seward | assassinated in a theatre + president | died in 1865 | tallest president
Abraham Lincoln 128
died April 15, 1865 + assassinate in April 1865, Assassination | Illinois president + postmaster of New Salem, Illinois, postmaster president | 16th President of the United States | 1858 he said A house divided against itself cannot stand + Senate in 1858, half slave and half free, Senate | president born in 1809 + born on Feb 12 1809, Kentucky on February 12, 1809 | The ballot is stronger than the bullet + president | nickname "The Great Emancipator" | president born in Kentucky + 1809, outside of the original 13 states | romance with Ann Rutledge + love | 1st president to wear a beard | Henry Fonda, Raymond Massey + president | Springfield, Illinois + president | Thanksgiving a national holiday + president, proclaimed | first president born outside of the original 13 + U.S president, colonies | married Mary Todd + U.S. president, president married | mother of this president was Nancy Hanks | 1860 election + 1ST, Americans | Born in Hodgenville + Hodgenville, Kentucky, Presidential | Salmon Chase + president, William Seward | assassinated in a theatre + president | tallest president | Andrew Johnson + succeeded | Daniel Chester French + man | Edwin Stanton + 1863, 1865 | Grace Bedell + grow | Hannibal Hamlin | Illinois Baboon + nickname | O Captain, My Captain + Whitman | US president was shot | When Lilacs Last In The Dooryard Bloom'd + elegy, Whitman's | You can't fool all of the people all of the time | first assassinated president | first photo of a president + inaugural | malice toward none | president signed + completion | president's only military service was in Illinois' Blackhawk War in 1830 | slavery president | suspend habeas corpus
Abraham Lincoln 181
USA's largest + area, national | Sitka state | Seward state | 1867 purchase + U.S. buy, Russian | Aleut + name, state | Kenai state | Kodiak + state | Mount McKinley state | Bering Strait + state | Don Young + Yukon state | January 3, 1959 + 49th state, territory | The Land of the Midnight Sun + Midnight Sun state, summer | Tlingit + Haida, state | Tongass National Forest state + U.S. | US state's flag + Big Dipper | most earthquake + U.S.
Alaska 124
USA's largest national park + area, Wrangell-St. Elias | Sitka state | Seward state | 1867 purchase + March 1867, U.S. buy, Russian | state's name comes from an Aleut word meaning Great Land | Kenai state | Kodiak Archipelago + Kodiak state | Mount McKinley state | Bering Strait + state | Big Dipper + state's flag | Don Young + Yukon state | The Land of the Midnight Sun + Midnight Sun state, summer | Tlingit + Haida, state | Tongass National Forest state + U.S. | most earthquake + U.S. | state January 3, 1959 + 49th state, territory | "Northern Exposure" state | Borough state | nicknamed Seward's | recorded earthquake + United States | recorded temperature in the U.S. + 1971
Alaska 144
USA's largest national park + area, state has the longest shoreline, Wrangell-St. Elias | Sitka spruce state tree | state's Seward peninsula + Seward's Day | 1867 purchase + March 1867, 2 cents an acre, buy this area, U.S. buy, Russian | state's name comes from an Aleut word meaning Great Land + U.S. state's name comes from an Aleut | Kenai state + Kenai Fjords National Park | Kodiak Archipelago in this gulf + first Russian colony, Kodiak state | Mount McKinley state | Bering Strait + state | Denali National Park state | Don Young + Fort Yukon, Yukon state | The Land of the Midnight Sun + Midnight Sun state, summer | Tlingit + Haida, state | Tongass National Forest state + U.S. | US state's flag + Big Dipper | most earthquake + U.S. | state January 3, 1959 + 49th state, territory | "Northern Exposure" state + state shows | Borough state | US state by area + largest | William H. Seward + State William | nicknamed Seward's | recorded earthquake + United States | recorded temperature in the U.S. + 1971 | "Last Frontier" state | Alexander Archipelago | Gates of the Arctic National Park | Governor Sarah Palin | Iditarod + famously | Ketchikan state | Lisa Murkowski + state | Russia sold it to the United States | coldest + state | icebergs + Northern Lights, seal | longest border with Canada + U.S. state | state contains over 3 Million lakes + state with the most lakes | state has the fewest | state on 2 oceans | state sport is dog mushing | statehood + 1958 | willow ptarmigan + bird, state
Alaska 208
Aborigines country + Brisbane country, city is Melbourne, Melbourne country | Adelaide country | Gibson Desert continent + Great Sandy & Great Victoria Deserts | Great Victoria Desert country | Kangaroo Island country | New South Wales country | Southern Cross country | country's Queensland state | smallest continent | Mount Kosciusko country + country's highest point, Mount Kosciusko is the highest mountain | Sydney country | Barossa Valley country + region, wine | Bob Hawke + country, Prime Minister | Cape York Peninsula + continent | Christmas Island country + territory of what country | Lake Eyre continent | country settled in 1788 + First | sixth-largest country in the world + area | "island continent" | Alice Springs country | Ayers Rock | Lake Disappointment + country | Ned Kelly nationality | Nullarbor Plain + country | The Land Down Under + country nicknamed | Vegemite country | Wagga Wagga country | Wallabies country | didgeridoo | lowest continent
Australia 195
Aborigines country + country's bicentennial, Brisbane country, Canberra country, city is Melbourne, Melbourne country | Adelaide country | Gibson Desert continent + Great Victoria Desert continent, Great Sandy & Great Victoria Deserts | Great Victoria Desert country | Kangaroo Island country | New South Wales country | Southern Cross country | country's Queensland state | smallest continent + flattest continent | country's highest point, Mount Kosciuszko | Sydney country | Bob Hawke + country, Prime Minister | Cape York Peninsula + continent | Christmas Island country + territory of what country | Lake Eyre continent | country settled in 1788 + First | penal colony + country | sixth-largest country in the world + area | "island continent" | Alice Springs country | Ayers Rock | Lake Disappointment + country | Ned Kelly nationality | Nullarbor Plain + country | Vegemite country | Wagga Wagga country | Wallabies country | country nicknamed "Land Down Under" | didgeridoo | lowest continent | Botany Bay country | Carpentaria | Colleen McCullough nationality | Patrick White | Sydney funnel-web + spider | Tasmania is this country's + state | Tony Abbott country | beer Foster's country | bushranger | city of Darwin | convicts transported + 1788 | crawl + country | marsupials + continent | platypus + country | venomous snakes continent | world's wool
Australia 243
Leopold II, king of this country + 1885 | Walloon country + Walloons speak what language | Baudouin I became king of this country + Congolese colony | Wallonia region + Wallonia country, Flanders, Wallonia | Bruges in this country | city of Liege + country | present day country was the Battle of Waterloo fought | Antwerp country | Duchy of Brabant + country | Ghent country + Charleroi | Flemish country | Albert II nationality + king | Stella Artois + beer, country | "La Brabanconne" + national | August 4, 1914 + country, invaded | Germans attacked France through this country | Jean-Claude Van Damme + nationality | Luxembourg + border, France, Germany, Netherlands | Order of Leopold | Ostend country | Waffles + country | country created French Fries
Belgium 124
"Poor Richard's Almanac" author | 18th century American + Pulitzer Prize Gold Medal | Philadelphia printer + 1732 | bifocals | first postmaster general + served as Postmaster General, post office, United States | invent the lightning rod + lightning rod inventor | Pennsylvania Gazette + 1730, 1729, printed | experiment with a kite + 1752, electricity experiment, famous kite, kite and key | idea of daylight-saving time + suggest Daylight Savings Times | "Remember that time is money" + Advice to a Young Tradesman | Philadelphia's 1st | alias was Silence Dogood | good war or a bad peace + There never was a good | nothing certain but death and taxes | Pennsylvania assembly + 1706, 1775 | Richard Saunders + Poor Richard, pen | statesman invented + glass harmonica | 1757 + man | American Philosophical | American is credited | Royal Governor of New Jersey | born in 1706 | first U.S. stamp | first two stamps + George Washington, American | first volunteer fire department | half-dollar in 1948 | invented the Franklin Stove | penny saved is a penny
Benjamin Franklin 153
New England city | Copley Square city | Paul Revere city + state capital | Back Bay city + Copley city | Beacon Hill + city | Faneuil Hall city | Massachusetts capital | Bay city + State | Logan International Airport + city | Shawmut + 1630 | U.S. city with first subway | city's marathon + 1897, won | sang "More Than A Feeling" + 1976, band | Charles Bulfinch + city, house | Charles River city + U.S. city | John Hancock city + John Hancock Tower | baked beans city + famous | nicknamed "Beantown" + city
Boston 130
New England city | Copley Square city | Paul Revere city + state capital | Back Bay city + Copley city | Beacon Hill + city | Faneuil Hall city | Massachusetts capital | 1630 + city was founded, Shawmut | Bay city + State | Logan International Airport + city | U.S. city with first subway | city's marathon + 1897, won | sang "More Than A Feeling" + 1976, band | Charles Bulfinch + city, house | Charles River city + U.S. city | John Hancock city + John Hancock Tower | baked beans city + famous | nicknamed "Beantown" + city | "Don't Look Back" in 1978 + album, hit | Beacon Street + city | Benjamin Franklin was born in this city in 1706 | Freedom Trail + city | Prudential Center | Thomas Menino | city's Globe newspaper | first public school in the U.S. + 1635, city
Boston 162
Massachusetts capital + largest city in New England | Copley Square city | nickname "The City of Paul Revere" + state capital, Paul Revere's house | Back Bay city + Copley city | Faneuil Hall city | city does beacon hill + House on Beacon | 1630 + city was founded, Shawmut | Bay State capital | Logan city | U.S. city with first subway | city's first marathon + 1897, John McDermott won | sang "More Than A Feeling" + 1976, band | Charles River city + U.S. city | John Hancock city + John Hancock Tower | baked beans city + famous | nicknamed "Beantown" + city | 1978 album "Don't Look Back" + hit | Beacon Street + city | Benjamin Franklin was born in this city in 1706 | Freedom Trail + city | Prudential Center | Thomas Menino | city's Globe newspaper | first public school in the U.S. + 1635, city | Fenway + Museum | Gardner Museum | Red Sox city | TV city + Cheers | Tea Party + city | Tremont + city | movie "Mystic River"
Boston 171
largest South American country | Portuguese South American country | Bahia country | Pedro II country | world's fifth largest country + area | Amazonas country + states | FIFA World Cup + country | Pelé nationality | Manaus + country | Oscar Niemeyer nationality | country's Varig Airlines | Guyana + country | Mato Grosso in this country + South American country | South America's land + country | South American countries people + South American nations combined | country to abolish slavery + 1888 | only South American + South American country, European | only country crossed by the Equator & the Tropic + Equator & the Tropic of Capricorn
Brazil 123
largest South American country | Portuguese South American country + official Portuguese language | Bahia country | Pedro II country | world's fifth largest country + area | Amazonas country + states | Pelé nationality | country is hosting the 2014 FIFA World Cup | Manaus + country | Oscar Niemeyer nationality | country's Varig Airlines | Guyana + country | Mato Grosso in this country + South American country | South America's land + country | South American countries people + South American nations combined | country to abolish slavery + 1888 | only South American + South American country, European | only country crossed by the Equator & the Tropic + Equator & the Tropic of Capricorn | samba + country, dance | Dilma Rousseff nationality + president, American | Latin America's area + country | Rio de Janeiro country | Roraima country | emperor of this South American country + Pedro
Brazil 148
world's fifth largest country + area, area & population | Portuguese South American country + Amazon River, producer of coffee, official Portuguese language | Bahia country | Pedro II country | Amazonas country + Amazonas State, Roraima country | Pelé nationality | country is hosting the 2014 FIFA World Cup + Men's World Cups | Manaus country | Oscar Niemeyer nationality | South American country's Varig Airlines | country won + World Cup, soccer | Guyana + country | Mato Grosso in this country + South American country | Pedro I country + 1831 Pedro I abdicated, Portuguese | South America's land + country | last Western Hemisphere country to abolish slavery | only South American country + European | only country crossed by the Equator & the Tropic + Equator & the Tropic of Capricorn | people than all the other South American nations combined | samba + country, dance | Dilma Rousseff nationality + president, American | Latin America's area + country | Rio de Janeiro country | emperor of this South American country + Pedro | "Ordem e Progresso" + country's, flag | Amazon rainforest + country | Belo Horizonte | Copacabana + Beach | Cruz, this country + Vera Cruz | Feijoada + national | Fernando + president | Gisele Bundchen nationality | Heitor Villa-Lobos country | Lula Da Silva nationality + Luiz | Recife country | Ronaldinho nationality | Vargas as President + country | country grows + coffee | currency is the real + country
Brazil 192
country borders the U.S. | country's Governor General | country's highest peak, Mount Logan | prime minister Jean Chretien country + Brian Mulroney | 10 provinces & 3 territories + country | Baffin Island country | area, it's the 2nd largest country in the world | largest country that borders only one other country | July 1, 1867 + country | New Brunswick + country, provinces New | Prime Minister Kim Campbell + Kim Campbell country | country's maple leaf flag | British North America Act + 1867 | Great Slave Lake country | Mackenzie country + River | Sir John + country | Stephen Harper nationality | Trudeau country | Vimy Ridge | Yellowknife country + city | Yukon + country | country has the longest coastline | ice hockey country | name of this country derives from an Iroquoian term meaning "village" | territory in this country + Nunavut | "The Great White North" + country | Arctic Ocean + 3 of the world's 10 largest islands, largest, 10 | Battle of the Thames | Carly Rae Jepsen nationality | Cirque du Soleil country | Dan Aykroyd nationality | Edmonton country | Elvis Stojko + skating | Jasper + National | John A. Macdonald country | John Diefenbaker + country | Laurier + country | Michael J. Fox's country | Shania Twain nationality | William Shatner + nationality | country has more + lakes | country's one-dollar coin
Canada 175
Illinois city | nickname "The Windy City" | 1893 exposition in this city + Columbian Exposition, World's | Field Museum city | Lake Michigan port + city | city's 1871 fire + October | city's Loop | Art Institute of this city | Billy Flynn + musical, Roxie | DePaul University | O'Hare Airport + city | first skyscraper + 1885, city, U.S. | mayor Richard Daley city + M. Daley, Richard M
Chicago 126
Illinois city | nickname "The Windy City" | 1893 exposition in this city + 1893 World's Fair, Columbian Exposition | Field Museum city | Lake Michigan port + city | city's 1871 fire + October 1871 fire | city's Loop | Art Institute of this city | Billy Flynn + musical, Roxie | DePaul University city | O'Hare Airport + city | first skyscraper in the U.S. + 1885, city | mayor Richard Daley city + M. Daley, Richard M | "Saturday In The Park" | Illinois-set musical | Lincoln Park Zoo + city | Sears Tower + city | State Street city | city of Al Capone | nuclear chain reaction + first nuclear reaction, University | third largest city + city in the US | (sitcom) city + TV | Michigan Avenue + 835, N. Michigan | Renee Zellweger & Catherine Zeta-Jones + 2002 Catherine Zeta-Jones film, 2002 Renée Zellweger film, Queen Latifah, nominations, Oscar | St. Valentine's Day Massacre city | Velma musical
Chicago 199
Illinois city | nickname "The Windy City" | 1893 exposition in this city + city's 1893 World's Fair, Columbian Exposition in this city, first Ferris wheel | Field Museum city | Lake Michigan port + city | city's 1871 fire + October 1871 fire | city's Loop | Art Institute of this city | lawyer Billy Flynn + Billy Flynn musical, Roxie | DePaul University city | O'Hare Airport + city | first skyscraper in the U.S. + 1885, city | mayor Richard Daley city + M. Daley, Richard M | Illinois-set musical | Lincoln Park Zoo + city | Sears Tower + city | State Street city | city of Al Capone | sang "Saturday In The Park" | third largest city + city in the US | university with the first nuclear chain reaction | (sitcom) city + TV | 1929 massacre + city, St. Valentine's Day Massacre | Michigan Avenue + 835, N. Michigan | Renee Zellweger & Catherine Zeta-Jones + 2002 Catherine Zeta-Jones film, 2002 Renée Zellweger film, Queen Latifah, nominations, Oscar | Roxie, Velma + musical | "Cell Block Tango" musical + sing | "That Toddlin' Town" | 1968 Democratic Convention in this city | 25 or 6 to 4 + sang | All That Jazz + musical | Carl Sandburg called this city "Hog Butcher for the World" | Fort Dearborn + city | Good Times + city | Grant Park + city | Harold Washington + city | If You Leave Me Now + 70s | Lake Shore Drive | Look Away + 80s, 1988 | Midway city | Navy Pier + city | Peter Cetera + band | South Side city | Wacker Drive + city, S. Wacker | city's Board of Trade | city's Museum of Science & Industry + Midwest city's | deep dish pizza + city | first playboy club opened + 1960, city
Chicago 287
nickname "The Windy City" | World's Columbian Exposition in this city in 1893 + city's 1893 World's Fair, first Ferris wheel | Field Museum city | Lake Michigan port + city | city's Great Fire in 1871 + October 1871 fire | city's Loop | Art Institute of this city | lawyer Billy Flynn + Billy Flynn musical, Richard Gere, Matron Mama Morton, Roxie | DePaul University city | O'Hare Airport + city | Roxie Hart musical + Billy Flynn | city with the first skyscraper in the U.S. + 1885 | mayor Richard Daley city + M. Daley, Richard M | Illinois-set musical | Lincoln Park Zoo + city | Sears Tower + city | State Street city | city of Al Capone | controlled nuclear chain reaction + university with the first nuclear chain reaction, first controlled nuclear reaction | sang "Saturday In The Park" | third largest city + city in the US, 3rd largest in the U.S. | (sitcom) city + TV | 1929 massacre city + St. Valentine's Day Massacre | N. Michigan Ave + 835 | Renee Zellweger & Catherine Zeta-Jones + 2002 Catherine Zeta-Jones film, 2002 Renée Zellweger film, Queen Latifah film, nominations, Oscar | Roxie, Velma + musical | "Cell Block Tango" musical + When You're Good To Mama, song Cell | "That Toddlin' Town" | 1968 Democratic Convention in this city | All That Jazz + musical | Carl Sandburg called this city "Hog Butcher for the World" | Fort Dearborn + city | Good Times + city | Grant Park + city | Harold Washington + mayor of this Midwest city | If You Leave Me Now + 70s | Lake Shore Drive | Look Away + 80s | Marshall Field + land donated, university | Midway city | Navy Pier + city | Peter Cetera + band | South Side city | Wacker Drive + city, S. Wacker | city's Board of Trade | city's Museum of Science & Industry + Midwest city's Museum | deep dish pizza + city | first playboy club opened + 1960, city | sang "25 Or 6 To 4" | 1933 this city's | 1996 revival + murderesses, musical | Boeing + HQ | City of The Big Shoulders | Hull House + city | Mike & Molly + city | Robert Lamm | White Sox city | Willis Tower + city | Wrigley city | city did the Bob Newhart | city's Soldier Field | city's central + largest, United States | city-named university | first self-sustained + reaction, sustained nuclear | freight + city, nation's | razzle-dazzle | revived in 1996 + 1975, Cook County Jail, musical | town's most + largest
Chicago 336
Atacama Desert country | Easter Island country | Salvador Allende nationality + Augusto Pinochet nationality | Valparaiso country | copper country | Bernardo O'Higgins country | Gabriela Mistral nationality + Nobel Prize | South American coastal country | largest recorded earthquake + 1960, country | long South American country + 2,600 miles, 10 times as long as it is wide | narrow South American country | south of Santiago + country | 1818 + country | Michelle Bachelet + South American country, president | Pablo Neruda nationality | 110 miles + country is 2,650 miles long, miles long, its average | Cape Horn country + southernmost, South America | capital Santiago | country that borders Argentina | Punta Arenas + country | magnitude 9.5 + earthquake | stretches from Peru + country, tip of s. america, South America
Chile 130
Atacama Desert country | Easter Island country | Augusto Pinochet + country | Salvador Allende nationality + 1973 | Valparaiso country | copper country | Bernardo O'Higgins country | Gabriela Mistral nationality + Nobel Prize | South American coastal country | largest recorded earthquake + 1960, country | long South American country + wide | narrow country | south of Santiago + country | 1818 + country | Michelle Bachelet + South American country, president | Pablo Neruda nationality | country, 2,600 miles + miles long, South American | 110 miles + miles long, its average, country | Cape Horn country + southernmost, South America | capital Santiago | country that borders Argentina
Chile 134
country south of Mongolia + Inner Mongolia | country's Three Gorges dam + world | Hainan country | What country invented gunpowder | man into space + 2003, country, Shenzhou 5 | Cultural Revolution country + 60s | India ink + country was India | Mao nationality | Yellow River + country | island of Taiwan + country | porcelain + country, Country credited with invention | Asia's population + nation | By 221 B.C. + country, state | Cathay country | Hu Jintao + country | Qing Dynasty + country | Silk Road + country | Sinology + history & customs of this country, expert | What country produces the most + world | Yangtze River country | Yunnan country | country setting Puccini's "Turandot" | country's Shang dynasty | gold in men's + country, win | only one time zone + largest country | 1.3 billion + population | 1556 earthquake | Anhui + country | Asian nation show | Boxer Rebellion country + 1900 | Fu country | Great Leap Forward + 1958 this country | Great Wall country | J. G. Ballard country + Sun | North Korea + country borders | Protocol + sign | Renminbi | Shandong + country | Sun Yat-sen country | Terra-Cotta Warriors | Wang + country's | bamboo + country | country banned "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" | country borders the most countries | country exploded + first | country is the first to use paper money | country was probably | country's empress + Wu | country, more + U.S. | one that borders + countries | originate, 2000 + country | panda coins + country | rice production + country | sauerkraut + country
China 207
river forms the Arizona-California border + Gulf of California river, San Diego's water | peek at Pike's Peak you have to be in this state | state is nicknamed The Centennial State | columbine state + Rocky Mountain columbine, Where The Columbines Grow | Yuma, Arizona + river | Rocky Mountain High state | Aspen + state | Continental Divide + states | Hoover Dam river | Leadville + city, state | Mount Elbert state | Telluride in this state | feet in this state + 3,350 feet, highest | mountains over 14,000 + state | name of this state is Spanish for "colored red" | top mountain + state | Arkansas River state | Ben Nighthorse Campbell state | Boulder state | Fort Collins + state | Mesa + County, Grand, mountain | Pueblo state | Rocky Mountain National Park + state | Royal Gorge + state | Sand Dunes National + state | Steamboat Springs in this state | highest low + state | school's Buffaloes | statehood in 1876
Colorado 135
island Greenland + Greenland country | 1917 the U.S. purchased the Virgin Islands from this Scandinavian country + country for $25 million | King Christian country + Christian IV | Queen Margrethe II country | Faroe Islands country + Faroe Islands belong | country's Jutland Peninsula | world's oldest national flags | Dannebrog, now this country's flag + 1219, Order of the Dannebrog | Schleswig-Holstein + nation, war | country with Norway & Sweden | Copenhagen country | Hans Christian Andersen nationality | Lego country | 1st Scandinavian country | Frederick country + 1972, King | Hamlet country | Tuborg + brewed, country | beer Carlsberg country | Canute country | Der er et + national anthem | Greenland is an autonomous + country | Kierkegaard nationality | Legoland + country | Rasmussen | Victor Borge
Denmark 143
poem "The Raven" + author of "The Raven" | wrote The Murders + wrote 'Murders in the Rue Morgue' | writer who died in 1849 + poet died in 1849, Baltimore | Wrote "The Tell Tale Heart" | "The Cask of Amontillado" author | Fall of the House of Usher | Quoth the raven nevermore | The Gold Bug | stories, "The Pit and the Pendulum" + author | "Lenore" + wrote | 19th century American writer | American poet wrote | C. Auguste Dupin + detective | October 7, 1849 + died in 1849, author, theory, New, rabies | The Masque of the Red Death + wrote | West Point + writer | marries his 13-year-old cousin Virginia + 1836, author | wrote "Annabel Lee" | story 'The Black Cat'
Edgar Allan Poe 127
poem "The Raven" + author of "The Raven" | Murders in the Rue Morgue author + Rue Morgue is considered to be the first detective story, Graham's Magazine, wrote | writer who died in 1849 + poet died in 1849, Baltimore | Wrote "The Tell Tale Heart" | "Fall of the House of Usher" author | "The Cask of Amontillado" author | Quoth the raven nevermore | The Gold Bug | stories, "The Pit and the Pendulum" + author | "Lenore" + wrote | 19th century American writer | American poet wrote | C. Auguste Dupin + detective | October 7, 1849 + died in 1849, author, theory, New, rabies | The Masque of the Red Death + wrote | West Point + writer | marries his 13-year-old cousin Virginia + 1836, author | wrote "Annabel Lee" + poem "Annabel Lee" | Virginia Clemm + cousin, married Virginia, year | story 'The Black Cat' | "The Premature Burial" | "To Helen" poet | "Ulalume"
Edgar Allan Poe 140
Egypt, Libya + country is bordered by Sudan to the south, country | Pharaoh country | Suez country + Giza country | ancient goddess of this civilization + Tefnut | country, was assassinated + Boutros Boutros-Ghali nationality | Aswan Dam country | Coptic + country | Mohamed Morsi + country, President | Sinai country | Alexandria country + city is Alexandria | Valley of the Kings + country | Hatshepsut country + ruled this country | 12th dynasty | Arab League + 1979, country | Kemet | Luxor country | Naguib Mahfouz nationality | Nasser country | Sadat country | god Anubis | "Aida" country | Damietta country | King Farouk country | King Fuad + country | Moses country | Nile country | Omar Sharif nationality | Sphinx country | The Gift of the Nile | ancient civilization domesticated | country's pyramids | populous Arab country
Egypt 153
US state is Everglades | U.S., alligators & crocodiles + only | Sunshine State | manatees in the U.S. | Seminole woman scattering flowers on this state's flag | state's Citrus County | Dry Tortugas National Park + state | Kissimmee river state | Ponce de Leon state | state flower is Orange blossom | state with lowest high point | 1513 + state | 345 feet + highest, lowest, points, Southern state | Biscayne National Park + state | Hollywood in this state | Kennedy Space Center state | Key lime + state | college of Tim Tebow | longest seacoast & this state is second + Alaska has the longest seacoast | state's John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park | state's panhandle + Alabama | Bahamas + US state | Clearwater + state | Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic Ocean | Katherine Harris + state | Winter Haven state | borders the Atlantic Ocean + Time Zone | state with elderly people | subspecies + state
Florida 143
Algeria + country | king of this country + Catherine de Medici, Louis XV nationality, King Louis, Louis | nation's Capetian kings + Hugh Capet | New Caledonia country | country gave the USA the Statue of Liberty | Foreign Legion + country | Gaul country + Romans | Jacques Chirac nationality | President Nicolas Sarkozy country | Hundred Years' War + country | La Marseillaise + national | Provencal + country | dance Gavotte country | nuclear power + country | 1803, the US bought | 1924, which country hosted the first Winter Olympic | Fifth Republic + current | Le Figaro country | Maginot Line + country | Martinique country | Roquefort + cheese, country | Saint-Pierre & Miquelon + country, Island | anthem was written + country's national | country fought + war | country in the World Cup | country include Marseilles | country is Bordeaux | country is the wine region | country's revolution + European | countrys railway is the S.N.C.F. | ranked by some as Europe's + country, most | won the Battle + country
France 133
Church in 1633 + 1633 trial, Earth | Italian astronomer + satellites | astronomical telescope + 1610, first, moons | discovered 4 moons of Jupiter in 1610 + discovered the four largest moons of Jupiter | born on Feb 15 1564 + born in Pisa, University of Padua | 1610 astronomer + discovered in 1610, moon | invented the thermometer | 1589 he became a professor of mathematics + 1592, professor of mathematics at the University, Padua, Pisa | Catholic Church admitted that it had erred in condemning this man + 1992, Church | discovered that Venus has phases + 1610, Italian, Venus has phases like the moon | heresy + 1633 | law of falling bodies | sunspots were satellites + Copernican theory, Italian, telescope | 1609 + telescope | pendulums + Italian | 17th century astronomer | Descartes + ideas, Italian | Urban VIII | belief the Earth orbits the Sun + Inquisition forced
Galileo 131
Gilbert Stuart's portraits | president in 1789 + 1789 to 1797 | died in 1799 + I die hard, but I am not afraid, President | Parson Weems | commander-in-chief + 1775, 1777, Thomas Conway | presidential nickname "The Surveyor President" | general in the Battle of Long Island | president inaugurated in two + cities, only | shortest inaugural address + president had the shortest inaugural, seconds | President never lived | The Father of His Country | born in 1732 + president | died on Dec 14 1799 | only U.S. president who appointed | president who appointed more justices to the Supreme Court | unanimously elected President + First | 1753 + Virginia | 1754 Fort Necessity + Fort Necessity battle | 1796 + farewell address | 200th anniversary + traveling | Alexander Hamilton + farewell address | Battle of Brandywine | Continental Army + 1775, Commander, die | Federalist Party + president's | His half-brother Lawrence + Vernon | Purple Heart medal | chief of American + 1732, First, president, this American | first Army + 1732 | fought in the French & Indian War | hatchet + cut | not sign the Declaration of Independance | president to die in the 18th century | resigned his commission | steer clear of permanent alliance w | wooden teeth
George Washington 141
peach state + Brasstown Bald | Oglethorpe state + colony | Black Sea + country, Soviet, U.S. state | Savannah + state | country whose name is the same as an American state's | Empire State of the South | peanut state | Andersonville + prisoners, state | Eduard Shevardnadze nationality | Macon in this state | state "....on my Mind" + 1788 | Abkhazia + country, South Ossetia, territory | Herschel Walker | South Carolina, Florida + state | last of the 13 colonies founded | Augusta state capital | Chickamauga + state | Fort Benning + state | Kingdom of Georgia | Ray Charles + mind | Sidney Lanier + state | Turkey, Armenia + Azerbaijan, borders Russia & Turkey, country | Zell Miller + state | devil went down to this state | readmitted to the Union + 1870, "Goober State" | state borders Florida | state's motto is "Wisdom, Justice and Moderation"
Georgia 136
Hellenic Republic + European | Thessaloniki in this country | feta + cheese, country | Constantine II nationality + Constantine II was the last king | Kine Constantine country + King | Thessaly country + Epirus country, Thessaly, Epirus | George Papadopoulos country + 1967 | drachma currency country + currency of what European nation, euro, the drachma | Hellas + country | Peloponnesus + country | Prince Philip + country | Ionian islands + country, most | Retsina country + Retsina wine | Souvlaki country + foods | island of Rhodes + nation | Corinth canal + country | Macedonia + borders, Turkey | Mykonos | Sparta + ancient, Athens, city, country | Zorba + country
Greece 133
Hellenic Republic + European | city Thessaloniki + Thessaloniki in this country | feta cheese + country | country's last king was Constantine II + Otto of Bavaria | Thessaly country + Epirus country, Thessaly, Epirus, Pindus | country's King Constantine + George II nationality | George Papadopoulos country + 1967 | drachma currency country + currency of what European nation, euro, the drachma | Hellas country | Macedonia + borders, country, Turkey | Peloponnesus + country | Prince Philip + country, marry Elizabeth | Ionian islands + country, most | Retsina country + Retsina wine | Souvlaki country + foods | island of Rhodes + nation | Corinth canal + country | Sparta + ancient, Athens, city, country | Zorba + country | Battle of Marathon + country | Dodecanese Islands + nation | Kalamata + country | Lesbos country | Odysseus Elytis + country | Sirtaki | ouzo country
Greece 152
King, dies + Laertes, play, Shakespeare, title | Shakespeare play in Denmark + doomed Dane | Rosencrantz and Guildenstern play + Rosencrantz and Guildenstern characters, Shakespeare play | Polonius + Shakespeare play | Elsinore Castle + Shakespeare in Elsinore, play | The rest is silence | To be or not to be + 1948 Best Picture, delivered, play | King Claudius + I, Claudius, killed, Shakespeare | Shakespeare play with Horatio | Shakespeare's longest play | Something is rotten in the state of Denmark + Shakespeare | prince of Denmark + Shakespeare | 1948 film + Laurence Olivier, Oscar | Osric + Shakespeare play | Shakespeare play with Ophelia | Shakespeare play with a skull | last line in this play + "Go, bid the soldiers shoot", is spoken, Shakespeare play with Fortinbras | "murder most foul" | Barnardo | Gertrude + Shakespeare | Glenn Close film + Mel Gibson | Hollywood stars not + character | Saxo Grammaticus + Denmark | Shakespeare play's title character | catch the conscience of the king + The play's | lady doth protest too | soliloquy + not
Hamlet 139
Independence, Missouri president + Kansas City president, His presidential library, "Man from Missouri" president | Kansas City, Missouri + December 26, 1972, Kansas City president, Missouri president, Tom Pendergast | Kansas City haberdasher + presidential | The buck stops here + President | May 8, 1884 in Lamar, Missouri + born, Missouri VP | President in 1945 | April 12, 1945 | Fair Deal | Alben Barkley VP | first atomic bomb + President | presidential daughter Margaret | David McCullough + 1992 biography, 1992, biography, president, Pulitzer | If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen | atomic bomb dropped + president | lived in Blair House | middle initial "S" | As Jackson County judge + Missouri | His inauguration was the first to be televised | I just tell the truth and they think it's hell | sentence for his assassination + Oscar Collazo, life
Harry Truman 137
Kona coffee island + state | active volcano + Of the U.S. states, world's | Aloha State | Sandwich Islands | King Kamehameha + state | U.S. state has a British Union Jack on its flag | Hilo + island | Queen Liliuokalani | "Magnum, P.I." state | Daniel Akaka state + Inouye state, Senate | kukui state tree + candlenut state tree | outrigger canoe paddling + state | 8 main islands + state | It's Hawaii's "Big Island" + largest | Mauna Kea + state | Spam + capita, consumes, U.S. state | U.S. territory + 1900 | annexed by the U.S. + 1893 | commemorative state quarters + 2008 | first Asian + American | hibiscus + U.S.A.'s | kingdom by its first American | largest island in the United States | only state lying + lying south of the Tropic of Cancer | volcanic island + Big Island
Hawaii 141
Reykjavik is the capital of what country | north Atlantic island nation | Althing country + world's oldest parliament, Althing, considered, Olafur | island nation with glaciers + country, covers, Vatnajokull country, covers, largest glacier | independence from Denmark in 1944 + country, Danish island | Hekla + country, volcano | Keflavik + country | President Vigdis Finnbogadottir + 1980, Vigdis Finnbogadottir country | Snorri Sturluson nationality + island | country nicknamed "Land of Fire and Ice" | hot springs + country | Bobby Fischer country + Chess | Europe's second largest island + Great Britain | Leif Ericson + country | NATO member + countries, army | eruption of Eyjafjallajökull + 2010, country | kronur + country | "Cod War" between Britain + 1972 | 200 miles + Greenland | Akureyri + country | Arctic Circle + island | European island nation | Faxa Bay + country's | Old Norse + language | Surtsey country | island country officially
Iceland 135
Bharat country | subcontinent | Assam country + state | Deccan Plateau country + Bihar country | Pradesh state + country's Madhya Pradesh | 2nd most populated country + billion people, world | Amritsar in this country + center of the Sikh faith, Golden Temple country | Bangalore, a city + country | Indira Gandhi nationality | Jaipur country | Nepal + borders, country in South | Pakistan & Bangladesh + country | Rudyard Kipling + country | Sanskrit + country | most populous democracy + populous country, world's largest democracy | 1 billion + nation | Great Mogul Diamond + found in this country | Jainism + country | Jana Gana Mana + Asian, National | Madras + country | Sikkim country | Thar Desert | populous-country with over 1.2 billion + seventh-largest country | A Passage to ____ | Babur + nationality | Brahman country | Chakra or Wheel of Law + country's flag, Dharma | Chandrayaan-1 + country, Moon | Delhi is capital | Gujarat country | Gupta + country | Mumbai country | Rajasthan + country | Robert Clive + British | Salman Rushdie nationality | Satyameva Jayate + National | Shankar country | Telugu | Viswanathan Anand nationality | most cattle + country | only country that represents | southern tip + County
India 176
Cork + Limerick country, country | Eire + country | Emerald Isle | Hibernia + country, Romans | Kerry country + lakes of Killarney | provinces are Connaught, Leinster, Munster & Ulster + Leinster country | Harp country | Bertie Ahern nationality + Prime Minister | Celtic country + back, euro | Lingus is the national airline of which country + Aer Lingus country | Prime Minister Eamon de Valera country + born | Shannon River, longest + country, river in what country | St. Patrick country | Waterford country | potato famine + 1840s, country, million | Fianna Fail political party + country, name | James Joyce country | Carrantuohill + country's highest mountain, highest peak | Cliffs of Moher | Connemara | Dingle Peninsula + County | Easter Rising republic | Galway country | Kildare country | Mary Robinson nationality | Wicklow + country | Yeats nationality
Ireland 129
Victor Emmanuel II + country's King Victor Emmanuel | country surrounds San Marino + official language In San Marino | Apennines country + Apennine Mountains | boot-shaped country's | King Umberto I of this country was assassinated | Sardinia + country | Silvio Berlusconi nationality + Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi | Lombard + country | "toe" of this country's + region, Calabria country | Dolomite Mountains + country | Gulf of Taranto country | Tuscany + country | island Sicily country | Siena country | Vinci country | invaded Ethiopia + 1935, country invaded | 1939 this country + Albania | Anzio country | Apulia + heel | Bari + country | Elba country | Peroni beer + country | Po country | Slovenia + both | Tiber country | Titian nationality | Versace country | country's "heel"
Italy 145
Nippon country | country's Hokkaido island | Honshu country + island | country nicknamed "Land of the Rising Sun" | Akita country + dog | Okinawa + country, Island, world's | Sapporo + country | Emperor Jimmu + country, first | February 1904 this country attacked + attacked Port Arthur, Russia | Honda country | Judo country | Kimigayo + country's national | Kirin + country | Mount Fuji country | beer Asahi country | longest suspension bridge in the world + Akashi, country | prefectures + country's | sushi country | 1942 this nation | Emperor Hirohito country | Fukuoka | Issei + America | Kobe country | Kyoto country | Matthew Perry + 1853, country | Nippon wrote | Ruth Benedict's + country, study | Samurai + nation | Shimbun + country | The Tale of Genji | country's Nozomi | drama of this country | fighter jet + U.S. | highest life expectancy + country | kanji + nation | madame butterfly + country | third nation to launch + 1998 | world in life expectancy + country
Japan 157
killed in 44 BC + died in 44 B.C., March 15, 44 B.C., assassinated on the Ides of March, Roman | "Beware the Ides of March" | Roman leader + B.C. | beat Pompey + 45 BC, 48 B.C., In 60 BC, Pompey's sons, Roman | Calpurnia + first, wife | Shakespeare play with Brutus + Brutus killed | 49 BC + Roman | Augustus + Roman | Casca + play, speech | conquered Gaul + B.C. | line "Et tu Brute!" + famous | "cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war" + Shakespeare play | 55 B.C. + Britain in 55, invaded | Pompeia | Suetonius + ruler | ancient dictator | Act III + Shakespeare play | Cowards die many times before their deaths | Marcus Junius Brutus + killed | Roman ruler conquered | The Gallic Wars | crossing the Rubicon, who said "The die is cast" | first Roman + Ancient Rome, B.C., First Triumvirate
Julius Caesar 142
lemur island + Africa's, lemurs only found | Malagasy country + Malagasy & French | large island off the coast of Africa + island off Africa's southeast coast, Africa's east coast, Lemurs live | 4th largest island in the world + Africa | African island nation | largest island in the Indian Ocean | lemur country | Antananarivo + capital | African mainland + island, miles | Mozambique channel island + Africa, islands separated | Malagasy island + languages | Most of the world's lemurs + island, home | 2005 animated film | The Red Island | elephant bird + Extinct, island | one big island
Madagascar 123
sang "Material Girl" + sang in 1985 | last name Ciccone + singer Ciccone | married Guy Ritchie | married Sean Penn + Express Yourself | sang "Like A Virgin" + singer | Her 1990 greatest hits album is called "The Immaculate Collection" | sang "Like A Prayer" | sang "Take A Bow" + 1994, album Bedtime Stories, hit "Take A Bow" | Her 1990 "Blond Ambition" tour + Blonde Ambition world tour | lady in Italian | sang "Papa Don't Preach" + hit, pop | Britney Spears + 2003, Music | Rocco + Lourdes, Lourdes' momma, mother, Ritchie | Sooner Or Later + Dick Tracy, sung | Starr playing + 1990, 1996 | release by the band | song This Used To Be My Playground + 1992 | "Erotica" + 1992 | "Truth or Dare" | American Pie + pop | album "Confessions on a Dance Floor" | album "True Blue" | sang "Justify My Love" + 1990, MTV, video | wrote the childrens + book
Madonna 125
state nickname "The Pine Tree State" | battleship sunk in 1898 + ship that blew up in 1898 | Penobscot state | Acadia National Park state | only U.S. state with a 1-syllable name | New Brunswick + 1842, Webster-Ashburton treaty state, boundary, state | sank in Havana Harbor + battleship, U.S. | remember this ship + ship sunk in 1898, war | Aroostook County + Aroostook state | Augusta is the capital + state capital | Down East state | Missouri Compromise + 1820, Massachusetts, this state | Spanish-American War ship | Olympia Snowe state + Senator | Portland state capital | Susan Collins + represent, state | West Quoddy Head + easternmost point, U.S. | state's Kennebec River
Maine 126
state nickname "The Pine Tree State" | battleship sunk in 1898 + ship that blew up in 1898, 1898 explosion, battleship sank in Havana Harbor, "remember" this battleship | Penobscot state + Penobscot Bay, home to Penobscot | Acadia National Park state | US that borders only one other state + state shares a border with only one | New Brunswick + 1842, Webster-Ashburton treaty state, boundary, state | 1898 U.S. Battleship + Havana | only U.S. state with a 1-syllable name | Aroostook County + Aroostook state | Augusta is the capital + state capital | Down East state | Spanish-American War ship | state in 1820 after separating from Massachusetts + 1820. Missouri, Missouri compromise state | Olympia Snowe state + Senator | Portland state capital | Susan Collins + represent, state | West Quoddy Head in this state + easternmost point, U.S. | state's Kennebec River | "As" this state "goes, so goes the nation" | Bar Harbor | Kennebunkport + Seashore, state | L.L. Bean | Orono | area, this New England state | lobster state | state was brought + free state | state's lighthouses
Maine 152
author from Hannibal + grew up in Hannibal, MO | "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" author + wrote Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Adventures | Missouri author + printer's apprentice | "A Tramp Abroad" author + "The Innocents Abroad" author | Samuel Clemens first used this pseudonym + Virginia City Territorial Enterprise | Tom Sawyer author + wrote "Tom Sawyer" | "The Prince and the Pauper" author | Pudd'nhead Wilson author | in water depth that's 2 fathoms | The report of my death was an exaggeration + 1897 | Virginia City + 1863, 1864, Territorial Enterprise | steamboat author + steamboat pilot's | Elmira, N.Y. + author, 2 fathoms, monument on his grave | The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County | Missouri's national forest + writer | Roughing It + author | The Gilded Age | autobiography published in 2010, 100 + author's autobiography published in 2010, 100 years after his death | prize for humor + Kennedy Center | "Life on the Mississippi" author | American humorist + die | When angry, count + when very angry, swear | greatly exaggerated
Mark Twain 134
May 13, 1846 + declared war on this country, U.S. | Veracruz + Campeche | Oaxaca country | Chihuahua country | Mayan + country, ruins | Tabasco country | Carlos Slim nationality + person | Diego Rivera nationality + Jose Clemente Orozco, mural | Felipe Calderón nationality + Lopez, President | Hidalgo + country | Order of the Aztec Eagle + country | Poinsett + country, 1st, U.S. | Serpent + country | Venustiano Carranza nationality | largest Spanish-speaking country in terms + populous, populous Spanish-speaking, world | Cancun country | Maximilian country | Michoacan country + state | Paricutin volcano country + 1943 | Pico de Orizaba + Citlaltepetl country, country's highest peak, mountain | Porfirio Díaz nationality | Puebla country + Veracruz country, states of Veracruz | cactus + country's flag, eagle | city of Guadalajara + country | independence from Spain + country | independence from this country + 1836, Texas | world's largest pyramid + Country | Acapulco country | Agustin + nation | Baja + California | Benito Juárez nationality | Chichen Itza + country | Dos Equis + country | Enrique Pena Nieto | Ernesto Zedillo country | Frida Kahlo nationality | Like Water for Chocolate + country | Puerto Vallarta | Salma Hayek nationality | Tampico country | Tecate + country | Teotihuacan + country | Zapotec + country | Zimmerman telegram country + Germany, Zimmerman Note, U.S. | country is Yucatan | indigenous languages + country, one
Mexico 198
state bordering on 4 of the 5 Great Lakes + U.S. state | state's upper peninsula | Mackinac Bridge + state | Big 10 school + play college | Isle Royale greenstone + Isle Royale state, state | Kalamazoo state | Lansing is the capital + US state | Wolverine State | If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you + motto, state's peninsula | postal abbreviation MI | Debbie Stabenow + senator, state | Ford state | Gerald Ford college | state's 2 peninsulas + Bridge, connects, only state | Madonna state | Saginaw + state | island in Lake Superior is Isle Royale + state
Michigan 128
state bordering on 4 of the 5 Great Lakes + U.S. state | state's upper peninsula + Mount Arvon, Escanaba, state's first Upper | Mackinac Bridge + state | Big 10 school + play college | Isle Royale greenstone + Isle Royale state, state | Kalamazoo lake + Kalamazoo state | Lansing is the capital + US state | Wolverine State + State, in 1847, capital punishment | If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you + motto, state's peninsula | postal abbreviation MI | Debbie Stabenow + senator, state | Ford state | Gerald Ford college | state's 2 peninsulas + Bridge, connects, only state | Madonna state + Madonna Univ | Saginaw + state | island in Lake Superior is Isle Royale + state | Flint + state | Motors state | Peninsula from Wisconsin + Toledo | Washtenaw County | Wayne county + state | longest freshwater shoreline + state with longest freshwater | shaped like a mitten + U.S. state's | state's lower peninsula + peninsula is the USA's
Michigan 152
James Meredith, the first black + school in 1962, black student, James Meredith university, state | Natchez state | Jackson State University state | state flower is Magnolia | New Orleans river | Yazoo state | mighty river | Alabama & Louisiana + state | Eudora Welty | Gulf states | Hernando De Soto river | Huckleberry Finn river + book | Mark Twain's river + 1883 Mark Twain, book | Minneapolis river | Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico | William Faulkner state | 2 Black + Black Senators, Blanche Bruce, state | Bridge river + 1856, first bridge across, first | Oxford state + John Grisham state | 1817 + state | Huey P. Long bridge | Minneapolis and St. Paul | Treaty of Paris river + border of the U.S. west to this river | attended college + 1962 | catfish + state | civil rights workers | only state that has never + elected a female governor | rollin' along + River just keeps, River | tributary + Ohio
Mississippi 148
feet below sea level, this city + Louisiana, lowest point | "Crescent City" nickname | city's French Quarter | Lake Pontchartrain + city, Mississippi River, St | Louis Armstrong city | Voodoo + city, Marie Laveau | Creole + city | Jean Lafitte city | Mardi Gras city | Vieux Carre city | "A Streetcar Named Desire" city | Audubon city | Basin Street | Ernest Morial + city, first, mayor | Preservation Hall + city, jazz | Times-Picayune city + newspaper Times-Picayune | city is known as "The Big Easy" + US city | founded in 1718 + city was founded | largest city in the Confederacy + population
New Orleans 134
largest Louisiana city's | "Crescent City" nickname | city's French Quarter | Lake Pontchartrain + city, Mississippi River, St | Louis Armstrong city | Voodoo + city, Marie Laveau | Creole + city | Jean Lafitte city | Mardi Gras city | Vieux Carre city | feet below sea level, this city + Louisiana, lowest point | "A Streetcar Named Desire" city | Audubon city | Basin Street | Canal Street + city | Ernest Morial + city, first, mayor | Preservation Hall + city, jazz | Times-Picayune city + newspaper Times-Picayune | city is known as "The Big Easy" + US city | founded in 1718 + city was founded | largest city in the Confederacy + far the largest city, population | Jan. 8 + city | Superdome + city | Tulane University city | War of 1812. Which city | city's Garden District | down yonder + city
New Orleans 161
Maori country + Island | Cook Islands + country | Tasman Sea country | Auckland + country | capital Wellington + country | women the right to vote + 1893, first nation | "Land of the Long White Cloud" + country | Southern Alps + country, mountain | Treaty of Waitangi + 1840, country, British | All Blacks rugby team + rugby team country | Fiordland National Park + country's largest national park
New Zealand 127
Maori country + Island | Tasman Sea country | Auckland + country | Kiwi House + country | women the right to vote + 1893, first nation | "Land of the Long White Cloud" + country | Southern Alps country + mountain | Treaty of Waitangi + 1840, country, British | All Blacks rugby team + rugby team country | Fiordland National Park + country's largest national park | Aotearoa + country | Christchurch + country | Dame Kiri Te Kanawa + nationality | Down Under + country | Helen Clark + country | Mount Cook country | Pavlova + fruit | Russell Crowe nationality + birth | Southern Hemisphere nation | Tokelau + country | Waikato is the longest river in which country
New Zealand 150
Maori country + country's coat of arms, country's Lake Manapouri was formed, Waitangi country, primarily by Maoris, Island, Maori legend | Antipodes Islands nation + Auckland Islands | Abel Tasman National Park + 1642, Tasman Sea country | Kiwi House + country | Cook Strait separates + Cook Strait country, Strait separates the North & South Islands | women the right to vote + 1893, first nation | "Land of the Long White Cloud" + country | Southern Alps country + mountain | Treaty of Waitangi + 1840, country, British | All Blacks rugby team + rugby team country | Fiordland National Park + country's largest national park | Christchurch + country | Dame Kiri Te Kanawa + Kiri Te Kanawa nationality | Down Under + country | Helen Clark + country | Mount Cook country | Russell Crowe born + country | Southern Hemisphere nation | Tokelau + country | Waikato is the longest river in which country | America's Cup + nation | Bay of Plenty | Edmund Hillary nationality | Jenny Shipley + Prime Minister | Otago | Rotorua + country | extinct Moa + bird | neighbor of Australia
New Zealand 184
King Haakon country + King Haakon VII | Europe's northernmost country + Cape Nordkyn in this country, Europe's northernmost city, northernmost point in continental Europe, Hammerfest country, northernmost point on the European mainland | King Olaf country + country's king in 1957, Olaf II Haraldsson | St. Olaf country | Bergen country + Trondheim country | Spitsbergen country + island of Spitsbergen | Svalbard country | Edvard Munch nationality + Edvard Grieg nationality | nationality is Thor Heyerdahl | Bokmal & Nynorsk + country, language | Fjord + country | London's Trafalgar Square Christmas tree + country | Telemark | Vidkun Quisling nationality | capital Oslo | country's King Harald + 15.2 miles, world's | country's second largest city is Bergen | Jarlsberg + cheese, country | Knute Rockne nationality | Lillehammer country | Marit + country | Ole Rolvaag + wrote "Giants in the Earth" | P.M. of this Scandinavian country + Gro Harlem Brundtland | Trygve Lie country
Norway 133
nickname, The Sooner State + 1889, land | Cherokee state | Choctaw state + "red people" state | Curly + Laurey, musical | Cimarron state + County | Dust Bowl state | Muskogee state | wind comes sweepin' down the plain | "Five Civilized Tribes" state + seal, star | Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin + musical | 1943 musical | 46th state | Black Mesa + state | Fort Sill in this state | Land Run + United States | Tahlequah in this state | Woody Guthrie state | capital Guthrie + state
Oklahoma 129
nickname, The Sooner State + 1889, land | Cherokee state + Cherokee, Choctaw, Lake O' the Cherokees, Choctaw, Seminole | Choctaw state + "red people" state | Curly + Laurey, musical | Cimarron County state | Dust Bowl state | Muskogee state | wind comes sweepin' down the plain | "Five Civilized Tribes" state + symbols of the 5 Civilized Tribes, seal, state seal, star | musical is "Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin'" | 1943 musical | 46th state | Black Mesa + state | Fort Sill in this state | Land Run + United States | Tahlequah in this state | Woody Guthrie state | capital Guthrie + state | Territory was opened | state of Sequoyah | statehood + Indian
Oklahoma 138
cubist artist + Cubist created, Spanish | artist had a blue period + 1901, 8 April 1973, 20th century Spanish artist | "Les Demoiselles D'Avignon" artist | Spanish painter + 1973, 20th century Spanish, Cubist, Malaga, Spain | "Three Musicians" in 1921 + painted "Three Musicians" | 1903's "The Old Guitarist" + painted "The Old Guitarist" | Cubist works | Francoise Gilot + artist | Jacqueline Roque said of him, If my husband + one, paintings, woman | Paloma + artist | Anthony Hopkins + 1996 film, artist | Cubist designed sets + 1919 ballet "The Three-Cornered Hat", sets & costumes | Drink To Me + artist | famous painting "Guernica" | painted "The Weeping Woman" | 1928 this cubist + Julio Gonzalez pioneered in welded sculpture | Computers are useless. They can only give you answers | Diego Jose Francisco + Francisco de Paula | Dora Mar | Gertrude Stein + painted, portrait | artist's daughter | first Cubist | learn to draw + kids, I could draw like Raphael | painted the Blue Room
Pablo Picasso 128
country's official language + Tagalog | Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao + country, island groups, three | Corazon Aquino country | country with 7000 islands | Manuel Quezon nationality + president | Bataan country | Ferdinand Marcos + nationality | capital Manila + country | Pacific islands + Spain | Cebu + country | Magellan + country | McArthur's "I shall return" + country | Emilio Aguinaldo + country | Luzon Strait + country, separates, Taiwan | MacArthur country + return | Moro + country | Palawan | Sulu island nation | typhoon Haiyan + 2013, nation, November
Philippines 140
country's official language + Tagalog | Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao + country, island groups, three | Corazon Aquino country + Aquino III | country with 7000 islands | Manuel Quezon nationality + president | Bataan National Park country | Ferdinand Marcos was the president + nationality | Imelda Marcos nationality | capital Manila + Quezon City, country | Pacific islands + Spain | archipelago + islands | Cebuano + country | McArthur's "I shall return" + country | Emilio Aguinaldo + country | Luzon Strait + country, separates, Taiwan | MacArthur country + return | Moro + country | Palawan | Sulu island nation | typhoon Haiyan + 2013, nation, November | 1542 this island group was named for the future King of Spain | 3 stars + flag represents, Luzon | Cagayan | Corregidor | Japanese Empire | Joseph Estrada | July 4, 1946 + granted, independence, Manuel Roxas becoming | Luzon is the largest + island | President Gloria + Arroyo, Macapagal | independence from the USA + Asian | nation's largest island
Philippines 182
Krakow country | Pope John Paul II nationality | Casimir + country | Lithuania + country, Jagiello, Lublin | 1795 partition + country, existence | zloty + country | 1939, what country + country invaded, country invaded during WWII, WWII | Copernicus country | Frederic Chopin nationality | Marie Curie + nationality | Sept. 1, 1939 + country | Auschwitz concentration camp + which country was Auschwitz | Austria, Prussia & Russia + country, Prussia & Russia partitioned | Boleslaw + country, king | Gdansk country | LOT is the national airline of what country | Lech Walesa nationality | Lodz country + city | Polska | President Aleksander Kwasniewski | Solidarity + country | Warsaw country + capital Warsaw | Wojciech Jaruzelski + country | country borders Belarus | Baltic Sea + Germany | Chopin born | Jadwiga + country, Queen | Jan Sobieski + country | Katowice + country | Pilsudski + country | Sejm + country | Silesian + country, Pomerania | Wieliczka Salt Mine | country invaded by Nazis
Poland 150
Madeira Islands country + autonomous region | Azores country | Vasco da Gama nationality + explorer Vasco da Gama | Antonio Salazar + country | Ferdinand Magellan nationality + Ferdinand Magellan was born | Algarve + country | Henry the Navigator nationality | Lusitania + country, modern nation, modern, Roman | Macao + 1999, country | Porto country + city | 1822 + Brazil, independent | Cristiano Ronaldo nationality | King Manuel II country + last king Manuel II | Pedro country | Douro country | colonize + Brazil, country | small Iberian country | westernmost country in continental Europe | 15th & 16th c + nation | 1961 Indian + European | Afonso VI country | Fados + country, popular | Mateus country + Mateus Rose | Port wine country | capital Lisbon | colony to gain independence + 1975, Angola | country's colony + Angola | due east from New York City + country, hit | escudo + country
Portugal 144
Whittier College | President to visit China + first | Yorba Linda, California + Presidential | "Checkers" speech | "Tricky Dick" + nicknamed | 1977 David Frost + president | August 1974 | I'm not a crook | John F. Kennedy in the 1960 + defeated, presidential | president during moon landing | was the first US President to resign while in office | 1959 this vice-president | Eisenhower's VP | Milhous + Hannah, presidential | September 8, 1974 + pardoned | U.S. exhibit in Moscow + 1959, kitchen | Watergate president | great silent majority + 1969 | kick around anymore | resigned in 1974 + U.S. president | 1995 Anthony Hopkins film + role, president | Apollo 11 moon plaque + name | April 22, 1994 + New York City, president | Jerry Voorhis + 1946, California | John Mitchell president + George | San Clemente + White House, president | Six Crises | VP Spiro Agnew | novelist Jessamyn West + cousin, president
Richard Nixon 153
Whittier College + Duke Law School | 1972 visit to China + President to visit China, first | born in Yorba Linda + Presidential | "Tricky Dick" + nicknamed | 1977 David Frost + David Frost interviewed, David Frost, "When the President does it, that means it's not illegal." | August 1974 | JFK defeated in 1960 + presidential | famous "Checkers" speech | president during moon landing | was the first US President to resign while in office | 1959 this vice-president | Eisenhower's VP | Milhous + Hannah, presidential | September 8, 1974 + pardoned | U.S. exhibit in Moscow + 1959, kitchen | Watergate president | great silent majority + 1969 | kick around anymore | resigned in 1974 + U.S. president | 1995 Anthony Hopkins film + role, president | Apollo 11 moon plaque + name | April 22, 1994 + New York City, president | Jerry Voorhis + 1946 for a California | John Mitchell president + George | San Clemente + White House, president | Six Crises | VP Spiro Agnew | novelist Jessamyn West + cousin, Quaker president | Dan Hedaya + Anthony Hopkins | U.S. Vice President + 1958 | elected twice + only, president twice, Vice President | executive privilege + Court | historic phone | last press conference | last time there were no living + presidents | president born in California | wife Pat + Daughter Tricia
Richard Nixon 174
the only president of the United States who had been divorced | governor of California in 1966 + 1960s, Governor of California from 1967 to 1975 | president had been an actor + Screen Actors, movie star, U.S. president | married Nancy Davis + 1952 | presidential library in Simi Valley, California | presidential nickname "The Great Communicator" | Eureka College + president | Where's the Rest of Me? + president wrote, president | president in 1985 | 1st & only president born in Illinois + 1911 in Tampico, Illinois | Ed Meese president | "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!" | 1981 to 1989 + president | 40th president + U.S. | It's morning again in America | The Killers + last | actor/politician | president in 1947 | president nicknamed "Dutch" | 1980s president | Alexander Haig + president | Bedtime for Bonzo | Berlin Wall + president | Electoral College votes | Grenada + invade, president when The U.S. | O'Connor, was appointed | Washington Hilton | Washington National Airport | president stated, "Government is not the solution to our problem" | union president + labor
Ronald Reagan 139
Siberia country + country's Czar, Soviet Premier | country's 1917 revolution | 11 time zones + country | 1825 Decembrist + country | Rurik + founder of this country, ruled | 1904 Japanese + fight, country, war | Chechen + country | Estonia + border, country | Kazakhstan + country | Since the breakup of the Soviet Union, this is the largest country in area in the world | troika + country | Borodin + country | Catherine the Great nationality | Europe & Asia + country | Finland's 1917 independence from this country + Grand Duchy | Peter the Great nationality | Sochi Winter Olympics + country | 1997 to make it the G8 + country | 6.5 million square miles + nation | Aeroflot | Churchill called it an "enigma" | Cold nation | Commonwealth of Independent States + country | Crimean War + country | Dagestan + country | Litvak + country | Mount Elbrus country | Mussorgsky country | Oblast | October revolution country | Vladimir Nabokov nationality | Wassily Kandinsky | country hosted the 2014 winter Olympics | island Sakhalin + country
Russia 143
city's 1906 earthquake + city's 1906 fire | city's Golden Gate University + city's Golden Gate Park | Fisherman's Wharf city | Haight-Ashbury city | Chinatown + city | Transamerica Pyramid city | city's Cable Car Museum | Fairmont Hotel city + city's Nob Hill, Hotel TV | Ghirardelli Square in this city + chocolate | North Beach city | "Baghdad by the Bay" + City, nickname | "Full House" city | "Summer of Love" city + Haight | Embarcadero + city | Lombard Street + city, Russian Hill, Street in the World, world's | The Golden Gate Bridge | wear flowers in your hair + 60s, city, American | BART city | Coit Tower + city | Dirty Harry + city | Nash Bridges + city, Dharma & Greg | Scott McKenzie | bay is Alcatraz | outside Asia + largest Chinese | place in this West Coast + city
San Francisco 135
Boer War country | country's Kwazulu-Natal + Cape, Transvaal, Natal, Orange | Louis Botha country + P.W. Botha, Pieter Botha, Botha PM | country's Kruger National Park | country's diamonds + carat Tiffany Diamond, Kimberley Mine country | Mozambique + Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, country | Nadine Gordimer country | apartheid country + apartheid policy | gold mining country | Alan Paton's "Cry the Beloved Country" | F.W. De Klerk country | rand + country | ANC + Party | Durban country + city | country did Nelson Mandela | 11 official languages + country | Athol Fugard + country | Jacob Zuma + country, President | Jan Smuts country + PM | Johannesburg + country | Soweto country | Thabo Mbeki country | first human heart transplant + country | J.M. Coetzee + country | Lesotho borders + country | Port Elizabeth | Steve Biko + Country | Tolkien born | film "District 9" | largest country in the world + gold | nation of Lesotho + completely, surrounds
South Africa 195
Alfonso XIII nationality | Catalonia country | Ferdinand VII nationality + King | Isabella II + 1833, Queen Isabella nationality | Andalusite + country | Canary Islands country | Iberian Peninsula + country | the only country Portugal borders | Altamira cave in this country + paintings | Basque + country | King Juan Carlos nationality | Philip II of this country | Salvador Dali country | country won + 2010 | war on which country in 1898 + U.S. | 1521 + country | 1808 + king of this country, Joseph, Napoleon | Antonio Banderas nationality | Charles II country | Cordoba country | Cortes country | Gibraltar + country | Tabernas Desert + country | anthem "Marcha Real" + country's national
Spain 124
Uppsala country | assassination of this country's King Gustavus III at a masked ball | country's King Carl XVI Gustaf | country's second-largest city is Goteburg | Gotland + country, Norrland | Malmo + country | Queen Christina country + 1654 | largest Scandinavian country | Gustav I Vasa country | Gustavus Adolphus + Gustav country, King | Olof Palme country | Volvo country | Ytterby country + terbium country, erbium, terbium, yttrium, terbium | ABBA country | Finland, Norway | Ingrid Bergman nationality | Norway, Sweden + Denmark | Saab + country | Sverige country | yellow and blue + country's flag | Bjorn Borg nationality + Stefan Edberg | Charles XII + country | Drottningholm Palace + country, lives | Greta Garbo nationality | Gripsholm Castle country | Gustav II | Gustav IV + Gustaf country | Lake Vanern + country | Scandanavian kingdom | Selma Lagerlöf nationality + Nobel | Stockholm country | The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest + country | bridge tunnel + Denmark is connected, country | prime minister Palme + country
Sweden 162
26 cantons + European country, divided, federal, state | Alps country + Dufourspitze | Helvetia country + Latin name, Helvetia | Bern canton + capital Bern, Bern country, Geneva | country's neutrality + Congress of Vienna | Red Cross + country, flag | Basel country | France, Germany, Italy | Liechtenstein + country, join the United Nations | Carl Jung was born + country | Gruyere country | St. Moritz + country, Winter | Emmental cheese + country | Gstaad country + ski | Lake Neuchatel + country | Roger Federer country | Romansch country + Canton | watch country | Suisse + country, French | Valais | company Nestle | country that is not a U.N. member + Europe | isn't neutral + country | mountainous European country | women the right to vote + European country
Switzerland 172
University of Virginia president | home, Monticello + president | president to be his first Secretary of State | Author of the Declaration of American + Independence | Sally Hemings + president | minister to France + 1785, Franklin, president | drafted the Declaration of Independence | wrote the Virginia + religious freedom statute | John Adams + presidential | Lewis and Clark + president | U.S. president known as the "Sage of Monticello" | two-dollar bill | 1801 + U.S. | 1809 + President | Aaron Burr + VP | Bill Clinton's middle name | College of William & Mary + age 16, president, Second | Louisiana Purchase president | Notes on the State of Virginia + wrote | doubled the size of the U.S. + Louisiana Purchase | invented the dumbwaiter | invented the swivel chair + president invented | presidency in 1800 | "Clotel, or The President's Daughter" + alleges that this man, slave | 6,000-book library for the Library of Congress + 1815, Congress purchased | American Philosophical Society + U.S. president | James Madison + president | The Father of the Declaration of Independence | The Scribe of the Revolution | Tripoli + president, War | first president inaugurated in Washington, D.C. | image on the nickel | major influence on his design for Monticello | presidential nickname Father | years after writing + writing the Declaration
Thomas Jefferson 176
country's Anatolia region | capital Ankara | 3 strikes in bowling + 3 strikes in a row | Dardanelles country | country in Europe and Asia | "Midnight Express" country | Black Sea country | Bosporus Bridge + country | Recep Tayyip Erdogan + Prime Minister of what country | peninsula known as Asia Minor + country | Ottoman Empire country + rule | Sea of Marmara + country | Gallipoli Peninsula + country | Meleagris gallopavo + birds | Mount Ararat country | Süleyman Demirel nationality | native fowl + Hanging | what's now this Eurasian country | Armenia, Iran + country, Georgia | Bald Eagle as the symbol + Ben Franklin, bird | Game birds + America | ancient city of Troy + country | country borders Bulgaria | modern day country of Troy
Turkey 126
closest planet to Earth | Venera probe planet + USSR's Venera, Venera 3 became the first | both the morning & evening star + evening or morning "star" is really this planet | brightest object in the sky + moon is the brightest, planet | hottest planet in the Solar System | only planet to rotate clockwise | second planet from the sun | planet is Earth's twin | 67 million miles + planet | Magellan spacecraft planet + 1990 | probe + 1966, another planet, landed on this planet, Venera planet | surface temperature on this planet + 860, degrees, planet's surface is hot | 1959 Frankie Avalon song | Bananarama song + Shocking Blue | Titian + Roman goddess, painted | Willendorf + figurine | covered by clouds + planet | night sky + moon | planet is named for the Roman goddess + goddess of love | planet with the longest day | sulfuric acid clouds + planet | Maxwell Montes | Roman equivalent of Aphrodite | planet's greenhouse effect | thick clouds
Venus 137
honorary U.S. citizen + 1963, first person, British P.M. became an honorary | died Jan. 24, 1965 + leader | nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears & sweat | "iron curtain" speech | palace where he was born in 1874 + 1965, Blenheim Palace, died | Duke of Marlborough + 1890s, Prime minister | First Lord of the Admiralty + 1910, PM | History of the English Speaking Peoples + author, Politician, wrote | Jennie Jerome + 1874, birth, famous | Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few | first ever person to be made an honorary citizen of the United States | future British prime minister + War | 1941 speech | Boer War + covered, escaped, British prime minister, Post | British politician + Prize | The Last Lion | home Chartwell + Kent, PM | us the tools and we will finish the job | won 1953 Nobel Literature Prize | Britain during WWII | Gallipoli + Lord of the Admiralty, First World War | Graham Sutherland + destroyed, hated, prime minister, portrait, wife | II of his WWII history + volume | John & Henry + Last name | PM said beating | United Kingdom in 1940 + 1951 to 1955, British prime minister
Winston Churchill 124
WWI president + USA | 14 Points of 1918 + January 8, 1918, 1920, Fourteen Points president | 1912 election + 1912 president, Taft | $100,000 bill president + Federal Reserve System | Princeton president + only | first president with a Ph.D. | League of Nations president | Treaty of Versailles + president, Versailles president, U.S. | 1913 president + 1st, President of the United States | President of the USA during World + World War I | Professor president + nicknamed "The Professor" | Thomas R. Marshall + President | only president buried in Washington, D.C. | president born in 1856 + Virginia | president had a stroke | He kept us out of war + president | Jessie Woodrow + mom, presidential | US into WWI + U.S. President | alphabetically last president + last name | elected governor of New Jersey + 1910, only | re-elected in 1916 + win
Woodrow Wilson 137
WWI president + USA | 14 Points of 1918 + January 8, 1918, 1919, Fourteen Points president | $100,000 bill president + Federal Reserve System | President of Princeton University + only, Johns Hopkins | first president with a Ph.D. | 1912 election + 1912 president, split the Republican, Taft | League of Nations president | Treaty of Versailles + president, Versailles president, U.S. | 1913 president + 1913 to 1921, First term, 1913, President of the United States | President of the USA during World + World War I | Professor president + nicknamed "The Professor" | Thomas R. Marshall + President | only president buried in Washington, D.C. | president born in 1856 + Virginia | president had a stroke | He kept us out of war + president | Jessie Woodrow + mom, presidential | US into WWI + U.S. President | alphabetically last president + last name | elected governor of New Jersey + 1910, only | re-elected in 1916 + win | 1916 president | Edith + First Ladies, wife | Schoolmaster in Politics | The Birth of a Nation + showing in the White House, president | book titled The President + wrote | died in 1924 president | president to cross the Atlantic + first
Woodrow Wilson 154