Can you solve these real 'Jeopardy' clues about cars?

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Beyond our reasons for engagement, one aspect of living in a free, democratic country is being aware of the sacrifices of those who give all to defend the rights of the people. Keeping alive the actions and history of a nation allows us to be aware of how to move forward into the future as individuals, and as a nation. Each military branch, from the Army and Marines, to the Air Force, Navy, and Coast Guard, have gone through dramatic strategic and technological advances throughout their history. Sailing vessels became steel-powered diesel ships capable of protecting the entirety of the planet’s oceans. Aircraft grew from biplanes to the modern jet-powered fighters we see today. Warfare went from lines of troops and trenches to highly strategic, multifaceted combat leaning more on technology than on individual soldiers, though a military is only as strong as the people who serve within. America’s military history includes countless moments of triumph and loss during conflicts in locations both at home and abroad. From the American Revolution to the end of the Gulf War, over 42 million people have served in the United States Military during wartime. The losses suffered are countless and only a fraction of the stories of their work, heroism, and sacrifice are told. Often a single picture says more than words ever could. The following are images ranging from rescues to moments when our troops finally return home. Stacker compiled both well-known and lesser-known photographs from Getty Images—each has its place in American military history. Shown here are mothers, sons, fathers, and daughters who were drafted or enlisted, and who served their country throughout the generations. These snapshots offer a window into the lives of veterans and civilians during moments in military history. You may also like: U.S. cities with the cleanest air Visit thestacker.com for similar lists and stories. © 2020 Stacker Media, LLC; Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC [Tweet It]( - [Facebook It]( Sponsor [If Gold IRA is something you've been looking at, take advantage of our research and get matched today!]( GoldIRAs hold gold in coin or bullion form instead of paper assets. Take our quiz and get matched with an accredited partner today. [Get matched now!]( [Can you solve these real 'Jeopardy' clues about cars?]( Angela Underwood [ Can you solve these real 'Jeopardy' clues about cars? ]( [See full slideshow »]( The automotive industry's history is fueled by costly competition, with one manufacturer always trying to outride another. Vehicular capitalism has created some of the most fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly cars available since the first automobile was made in 1886 by Carl Benz. Almost a century and half later, hundreds of car makes and models have come and gone, with some companies dying out and others lasting long enough to show how their wares age through several body types. From cartoon characters like Wile E. Coyote to Latin animal names like Cabriolet, some vehicle make and models from these "Jeopardy!" car clues stir up automotive nostalgia. Of course, other makes and models by American and European automotive producers, from Ford and General Motors to BMW and Volkswagen, also have unique names and features that set them apart in the list of clever clues. Stacker scoured the J! Archive, an online database of more than 407,000 "Jeopardy!" clues, to find 25 clues about cars to test even the most enthusiastic car lover. The database is current as of November 2020. Along with each clue slide, its value, category, and the date of the episode in which it was given are included. The following slide will reveal the answer, along with a few interesting facts about the answer. Questions range in difficulty from $100 car queries to $2,000 stumpers sure to put even the biggest car enthusiast's knowledge to the test. You may know which country is the world's largest car producer or what BMW stands for, but do you know which car company was once the world's largest producer of horse-drawn vehicles? So, whether you'd gauge your car knowledge as an amber gambler who puts the pedal to the metal or you’re just out for a Sunday drive, keep reading to see if you can solve these real "Jeopardy!" clues about cars. Remember to put your answer in the form of a question. You may also like: Can you answer these real 'Jeopardy!' questions about U.S. military history? 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