In 1896, Susan B. Anthony said that what contraption had "done more to emancipate woman than any one thing in the world"?
The Penny-farthing and the velocipede were silly-looking forebears of what device?
In Kubrick's "2001," a deprogrammed HAL sang a song about a WHAT built for two?
Translated as "self-reliance," Juche is the official ideology of what decidedly non-libertarian nation?
Despite a population outside the top 50, what Asian country has the world's fourth-largest active-duty military?
Ever since its 1948 founding, what cantankerous nation has been ruled by the Kim family?
A farm near Truro is the birthplace of a regionally-popular British cheese called WHAT Yarg?
Beef, swede, potato, and onion fill up a peninsular baked British delicacy called a WHAT pasty?
Birds from the southwest tip of England are cooked into a fancypants, maize-less dish called WHAT game hen?
In 1906, what German radiation researcher joined the University of Manchester under Ernest Rutherford?
Using a radiation detector of his own devising, what Hans helped ID the alpha particle as the nucleus of the helium atom?
Walther Müller greatly improved it, but that clicky radioactive particle "counter" is named for what inventor?
Hugh Laurie voiced the Easter Bunny in what 2011 film with a very brief title?
Harlem, jazz, and a transatlantic flight converged in the late 1920s to give us a dance called the Lindy WHAT?
"Dad is sad. Very, very sad." So goes the that Dr. Seuss book, "WHAT on Pop"?