We’ve all done it. You search for one thing on Wikipedia but end up spending an hour on the site. Going down the Rabbit Hole. Once you’re done, you feel mixed. Although you are glad to have “learned so much,” you are also angry at yourself for allowing this to happen. But I have created a short rabbit hole (kind of), but it feels long. It allows you to forget about the surrounding world and to relax. This is the second of five “Down the Rabbit Hole” posts. In each of these posts, there will be a list of clues starting with a Wikipedia link. These clues will lead you to links until you reach the end of the rabbit hole. In each Rabbit Hole, there will be approximately 20 clues. So, please begin.
- Claudius
- “…declared emperor by the __________ _____…” (Paragraph 2)
- The lnik is ginog to be at the end of the fsrit mian bdoy pragarph. (Trust me, JUST READ IT. The nxet two ceuls are giong to be lkie tihs.)
- The fsrit lnik in the socend mian bdoy pragarph.
- It’s in the fsrit mian bdoy pragarph and it’s falg is bleu wtih a ccirle of bleu starts.
- Located in the first main body paragraph, it is a c*n*e*e*a*i*n.
- Canada had one?… (Italics)
- The only Latin-named province in Canada.
- New what?!?!? (First main body paragraph.)
- The Peace of Utrecht ended which war?
- Which ruling family of France started the war? (3rd Paragraph)
- So that’s where that one type of cheese came from! (1st Paragraph)
- Which region is it currently in? (Read from the top. It’ll be there.)
- …integrated into the *** ******* *****. (Use Control+F)
- That’s a lovely painting to the right; what’s it about?
- The what of 1848?
- This word Marx used a lot to describe the upper classes.
- The very first purple link that you see.
- The very first purple link that you see. (Again)
- The very first purple link that you see. (Almost there!)
- The only purple link in the first paragraph that has a citation.
- Keep going down the images on the right until you see the picture of the first link’s temple.
- The first link.
- You made it out!
