Jeopardy! General Knowledge Practice

Expressionist Norwegian painter. Famous for 'The Scream'

Florentine renaissance painter. Famous for 'The Birth of Venus' and 'Primavera.' Patronized by the Medici

American painter who specialized in realism. Famous for 'Christina's World'

Spanish painter in sculptor who specialized in cubism. Famous for Guernica, The Old Guitarist, and Dove of Peace

British military commander who defeated Napoleon. Eventually became British Prime Minister

British 20th century paleontologist. Famous for discovering the first Proconsul skull. Known for her work in Tanzania

Dutch baroque painter. Famous for 'The Night Watch' and 'The Storm on the Sea of Galilee

German tennis star. Was ranked No. 1 for 377 weeks and married the man below

American tennis star. Won eight majors and married the woman above

British Naval officer. Helped stave off Napoleon during the Napoleonic wars.

Roman emperor from 284 - 305. Created the Tetrarchy. Born in Croatia. Initiated the Great Persecution of Christians

Legendary king and folk hero. Associated with his magical sword, Excalibur, and advisor Merlin. Led a group of knights

Responsible for the Norman Conquest of England. Defeated King Harold at the Battle of Hastings. Commissioned the Doomsday Book. Built the Tower of London

German composer famous for 'The Ring Cycle,' where 'Ride of the Valkyries' is from, and 'The Flying Dutchman'

American Pilot who completed the first solo transatlantic flight on 'The Spirit of St. Louis' from New York to Paris in 33 hours

1960's Canadian-American folk artist. Known for her album 'Blue,' and her songs 'Both Sides, Now,' 'Big Yellow Taxi,' and 'Woodstock'

Queen from 1542 to 1567. Cousin of Elizabeth I, who later executed her for treason. Abdicated to James VI, her son, who later became James I

Russian composer. Conducted ballets such as 'Firebird,' 'The Rite of Spring,' and 'Petrushka'

Biggest Stadium in the UK. Home to the English National Football Team

Charles Dickens character. Poor orphan who goes to London. Becomes a pickpocket.

Anglican Church in London. Site of 40 coronations. Holds 18+ bodies of British Monarchs

Scottish Archipelago near Norway. Northernmost part of the UK. Associated with Vikings

Early 17th century English theatre associated with Shakespeare. Recently reopened.

Mythical castle and court. Represents an ideal kingdom. First appeared in 12th-century French romances

Residency of the NYC mayor since 1942. Built in 1799. Located in the UES on 88th

Plaza in London where its battle is commemorated. Home to a famous column which honors the efforts of one of its heroes

Island Napoleon was exiled to

20th century book series about two amateur detectives: Frank and Joe. Often paired with Nancy Drew

South African/ British corp. that specializes in diamond mining. Sometimes referred to as a cartel

Site where Napoleon was eventually defeated, marking the end of the Napoleonic wars

Colorful West African shirt, has an iconic 'V' pattern. Popularized by 20th century Black Panthers

Period of time ushered in following Napoleon's exile up until his final defeat. followed by the second restoration of King Louis XVIII

Document agreed to by King John in 1215. Written by barons to protect against tyranny

Comprised of the UK, Prussia, Austria, and Russia. Formed in 1815 to oppose Napoleon

This Mexican plant is the base ingredient of tequila

Mythical group of knights led by Lancelot and his son Galahad. Represented the medieval ideals of chivalry, equality, and unity

Line of fighter jets used in WWII by the British. Designed by Supermarine

Means house in French

Cup Jesus Christ used at the Last Supper. In mythology, was pursued by a mythical group of knights. Said to have miraculous healing powers

World's largest cosmetics company, based in France. Known for its hair color products. "Because I'm worth it''