Though it's really just *part* of the border, the "Radcliffe Line" separates India from what other country?
The Fort and Shalamar Gardens of Lahore are one of the 6 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in what country?
For 12 years in the mid-20th century, following its independence, Karachi was the capital of what nation?
In its original language, the title "The Concise Book of Calculation by Restoration and Balancing" gave us the name of what discipline?
Before math nerds stole it, the setting of broken bones was the original meaning of what word from the Arabic "reunion"?
Linear equations, absolute value, and exponential growth are usually covered in the first year of what math branch?
Nominated 23 times since then, John Williams won his last Oscar to date for what film?
In 2012, "The Artist" became the first (at least predominantly) black-and-white Best Picture since what film?
Steven Spielberg met Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin at the 1993 Israeli premiere of what movie?
The 2007 LP "In Defense of the Genre" was the best-selling album by what emo band named for a 1989 film?
What if I told you that the name describes something that Marcel Marceau was recorded doing exactly once?
... and that the 1989 film didn't have Marcel Marceau in it, but it *did* have John Cusack holding up a big boom box?
In a raid on Cadiz in 1587, Sir Francis Drake stole about half an Olympic swimming pool's worth of what Spanish booze?
Only a tiny area near the the city of Jerez can legally produce what fortified wine that's named for it?
Ask the Four Seasons or Steve Perry: The titular beverage in Poe's "The Cask of Amontillado" was what type exactly?