This is the normal amount of chromosomes found in a human cell.

This is the year that the US officially declared war on Japan.

This person was the highest paid musical talent of 2016, raking in 170 million dollars in the course of the year.

The NFL team with the most Super Bowl wins to date.

This American writer is known for his poems and short stories including, "The Masque of Red Death" and "The Casque of Amontillado"

This is the largest rodent currently alive.

This is the man who was assassinated to begin WW1.

This band made their one and only hit with their 1982 song, "Come on Eileen"

This sport, one of the oldest in the history of the games, will be absent from the 2020 Olympic Games,

This indie hit horror film stars actor Warwick Davis, known for his roles in Star Wars, Harry Potter, and Willow.

This is the mechanism by which evolution occurs.

This person discovered the rabies vaccine.

This group pumped out hits throughout the sixties like "The Way You do the Things You Do" and "Ain't to Proud to Beg"

This MLB team holds the longest losing streak in the modern two league era at 23 concurrent game losses.

During a string of still unidentified murders in the San Francisco Bay area during the 1960's, the killer was dubbed with this nickname.

This is the plant Gregor Mendel did his key genetic studies on.

This president, renowned for his "Square Deal" foreign policies gained office after McKinley's assassination.

This band rose to popularity, not initially because of their music, but because they performed nearly naked with socks on their junk.

This ball sport is closely related to British Bowls, and has gained popularity due to its appeal to be played by everyone including handicapable peoples.

This actor portrayed the famous dream murderer Freddie in the original Nightmare on Elm Street films.

This is the causative agent of the stomach flu.

This is the largest free trade deal ever signed.

This British grindcore band created the shortest song in existence entitled "You Suffer"

This is what the acronym NASCAR stands for.

Many of Stephen King's (the modern king of horror writing) novels occur in this fictional town in Maine.