This war began on April 19, 1775 with the "Shot heard round the world".

A verb meaning to play a certain game, or an item used to eat.

This river contains the most water in the world.

Who knew this man would discover gravity by getting a nice bonk on the head from a falling apple.

This Jules Verne classic is about a man and his servant who except an odd bet to race to all four corners of the world and back.

The French and Indian War was fought between these two countries. (Don't be deceived by the name.)

A place that closes on Friday and opens on Monday, or to beat someone in a game.

The highest peak in the United States.

This man has an electric car named after him.

Just follow the yellow brick road and you will reach the gate to this mythical city of green.

The Spanish-American War started as a result of this event.

A material found on the beach, or to smooth out a rough piece of wood.

The city of Budapest is separated into two parts by this river.

The Model T, also known as the "Most Affordable Car" was created by him, the first man to put assembly lines to use.

A family of 6 finds themselves stranded on an island and are forced to stay there for years in this classic by Johann Wyss.

This president of the United States saw his life come to an end at the conclusion of the Civil War.

To creepily watch someone, or a tradable part of a company.

This island group located near Argentina was and still is a very disputed territory.

Albert Einstein is most famous for this law, stating that all motion must be defined relative to frame of reference.

This loyal parrot sticks with Captain Long John Silver on their journey through Treasure Island.

World War I started when an assassination occurred in this European capital city.

A kids programming software, a minor injury to the skin.

This is the largest island in the world.

The first attempt of this invention was in December of 1903, at Kittyhawk, North Carolina.

This is the pen name of Samuel Clemens who's inspiration came from his life growing up on the Mississippi River.