Mother Gothel
Incorrect.
Snuggly Duckling
Correct!
Rapunzel and Flynn found this pub as they were fleeing the tower.
Tavern
Incorrect.
In ‘Tangled’, what was the name of the pub where Rapunzel and Flynn met the thugs?
I
Which Disney princess was based on a true story?
W
Who was the first Disney princess?
W
Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt who took office during the Great Depression, initiated a series of programs to restore economic stability. Name the programs.
P
In 1954, U.S. Pres. Dwight D. Eisenhower supported this program to aid South Vietnam through psychological warfare and paramilitary activities.
I
When did the U.S. buy Alaska?
W
How many times has the U.S. had a president who did not win the popular vote?
H
What did the Treaty of Paris in 1763 accomplish?
W
Who was the first American president born in the U.S?
W
Which 19th-century doctrine or belief justified that American expansion throughout the continents was justifiable and inevitable?
W
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