Human Geography

This lakeside structure features a section called 'The Garage' and a 'Backstage Stories' exhibit on the North Coast Harbor. It was established through the efforts of Ahmet Ertegun, one of the founders of Atlantic Records. The term coined by disc jockey Alan Freed inspired three words in its official name. Chuck Berry and Pete Townshend of The Who broke ground at this institution, designed by architect I.M. Pei and situated on the shores of Lake Erie in Cleveland, Ohio. , name this iconic museum that celebrates inductees of a certain genre of music.

Hint: Think I.M. Pei's glass pyramid on Lake Erie in Cleveland — where legends like Chuck Berry are immortalized.

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Users of this system can utilize the InTouch app to maintain an internet connection while using all parts of the system. This system includes stations such as Euston and Paddington, and commuters using this system pay using an Oyster Card. Those boarding vehicles on this system regularly hear the phrase "mind the gap." For the point, name this subway system in London, commonly called "The Tube."

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The first American location of this theme park chain opened in Carlsbad, California, while another U.S. site was built on the former grounds of Cypress Gardens in Winter Haven, Florida. These parks are operated by Merlin Entertainments and feature themed zones including Miniland and Duploland. The original location of this chain was established in Billund, Denmark, the hometown of the toy company whose product inspired the entire park concept. s, name this chain of theme parks centered around a Danish plastic building block toy brand.

Hint: Think of the Danish city of Billund and the colorful interlocking bricks that built an empire of theme parks.

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The town of Newmarket is home to one of these facilities where the 2000 Guinea takes place. The first one of these facilities to use electronic timers is Sana Anita Park in Arcadia, California. One of these facilities located in Elmont, New York is named for August Belmont. One of these facilities that hosts "The Run for the Roses" is located in Louisville, Kentucky and is called Churchill Downs. , name these facilities that host events such as Preakness Stakes and the Kentucky Derby.

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The Arrernte people of the MacDonnell Ranges and the Pitjantjatjara people of the Western Desert are distinct subgroups of this broader population. Their languages belong to the Pama-Nyungan family, the largest language family on the Australian continent. This group makes up approximately 30 percent of the population of the Northern Territory. They refer to the sacred sandstone monolith known to outsiders as Ayers Rock by its traditional name, Uluru. , name these indigenous peoples who have inhabited Australia for over 65,000 years.

Hint: Think Uluru, the Northern Territory, and the world's oldest continuous culture — all point to the first peoples of Australia.

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