Here's some trivia :)
- What is the number one movie of all time

Avengers: Endgame

Explanation:

The biggest movie buffs know that sometimes a film’s most interesting story isn’t the one shown on the screen. Most movies have been in the works for years before audiences see the finished product for the first time: Scripts have to be written, studios have to purchase the distribution rights, actors and directors have to be brought on board, and so on until it hits theaters. Hundreds of people (and sometimes millions of dollars) have been involved in the production, marketing, and distribution of the final product.

The sheer scale of most movie productions leads to many places where things can go wrong, big changes can be made, and personalities can dramatically clash. Film historians spend years digging deep into every aspect of these rich stories. Cast and crew members share wacky tales from behind the scenes. Did you know that a producer threatened to replace Peter Jackson with Quentin Tarantino if he didn’t condense the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy into a single movie? This creates a treasure trove of information for casual fans and future “Jeopardy!” champions alike.

So, you think you're a cinephile? Or are you just really talented at trivia? It’s time to find out. This quiz will test your knowledge about wacky production processes, budget woes, movies that almost didn't get made, behind-the-scenes actor quarrels, and those scenes you never knew we

fmr1 gene that can lead to fragile x-associated disorders.

explanation:

the tariff was created to protect industry in the northern part of the united states. industries in the north were being driven out of business by imported goods that were priced at a low rate. the goal was to protect these industries   by taxing the goods.