A man with this nickname was the namesake of the islands that became Tuvalu and, with the McGillivray brothers, negotiated the merger of the XY and Northwest companies with the Hudson's Bay Company. A leader with this nickname was the son of Otto, Count of Ballenstedt, and was the most distinguished member of the House of Ascania. Because the Comanche word for this name sounded similar to "stick," a (*) chief of that trib
A man with this nickname was the namesake of the islands that became Tuvalu and, with the McGillivray brothers, negotiated the merger of the XY and Northwest companies with the Hudson's Bay Company. A leader with this nickname was the son of Otto, Count of Ballenstedt, and was the most distinguished member of the House of Ascania. Because the Comanche word for this name sounded similar to "stick," a (*) chief of that tribe was frequently, and wrongly, called Ten Sticks. A culture hero whose nickname refers to this animal has his ears cut off by the Black Knight and names the national epic of Latvia. Both Albert Ellice and the first Margrave of Brandenburg, Albert, had this nickname, a "slayer" of which was Lacplesis. For 10 points, name this animal, aspects of which are suggested by the Quo Vadis character Ursus.
A man with this nickname was the namesake of the islands that became Tuvalu and, with the McGillivray brothers, negotiated the merger of the XY and Northwest companies with the Hudson's Bay Company.
bear [prompt on "Albert Ellice" during the first sentence; accept Ten Bears or the Bear-Slayer]