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It is a resident of New Zealand
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a Scottish musical instrument
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It is a country in the North America
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It is the capital of the UK
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The World Wide Fund for Nature, an international organization founded in 1961 by Prince Philipp.
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A city that is famous for its university.
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a day of giving thanks for the blessing of the harvest and of the preceding year in the USA and Canada
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Masters Of Florence (XIII-XVIII)
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Dynasty ruled England 1154-1485.
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one of English-speaking countries
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Dingo ...
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the Queen of the UK (1837-1901)
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Husband`s mother is a mother-in-...
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a first American president
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a leaf on a flag of Canada
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The flag of the UK - Union...
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The USA detonated two ... weapons over Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945
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the capital of Scotland
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A Spanish architect, most of his works are located in Barcelona.
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Juliet ..., a charachter of a Shakespear`s play.
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"The Iron Lady" Margaret..., the first ever female Prime Minister of the UK
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an Irish musician, the lead vocalist of rock band U2
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The dynasty of rulers in England (1485-1603)
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the main river in London
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Sir Winston Leonard Spencer...,Prime Minister of the UK (1940-1945,1951-1955)
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a large neighborhood in the northern section of the New York City, an African American center
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This president led the USA through the Civil War (1865-1865) and abolished slavery
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Admiral Horatio ..., a hero of the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
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a legendary bird in London
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A famous literary charachter from an anti-slavery novel by an American author H. Beecher Stowe.
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(Name and surname) This American writer gave birth to the modern detective story.
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an establishment where travelers can seek lodging and, usually, food and drink
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An author of an American epic historical romance novel `Gone with the Wind`.
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This plant is the symbol of Ireland
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British Broadcasting Company created in 1922
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