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- 9. These letters, written by Benjamin Franklin under a pseudonym, contain a hidden message.
- 11. This family, spanning generations, is obsessed with finding the Templar Treasure.
- 12. The Charlotte's pipe is used as a key to unlock the entrance to this.
- 14. This secret society, many of whose members were involved in the American Revolution, hid the treasure.
- 17. The final clue, deciphered with special glasses, leads to the treasure being hidden beneath this New York City landmark.
- 18. Ian takes this family member of Ben's hostage to force him to reveal the next clue.
- 19. Nicolas Cage portrays this historian and cryptographer who is obsessed with finding the Templar Treasure.
- 21. What Ben uses to reveal the hidden message on the back of the Declaration of Independence.
- 24. Ben and Patrick give Ian a fake clue, sending him to this location in Boston.
- 25. This FBI agent pursues Ben and his team, but is later revealed to be a Freemason himself.
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- 1. This type of cinematic journey, often involving a search for something valuable, is central to the plot of both National Treasure films.
- 2. The first major clue to the treasure is hidden on the back of this historical document.
- 3. Hidden within a brick wall at Independence Hall, they find this crucial tool.
- 4. Jon Voight plays this initially skeptical father of Ben Gates, who eventually helps in the treasure hunt.
- 5. Ben decides to protect the Declaration from Ian by doing this himself.
- 6. This element is created by the looming presence of adversaries and the race against time to uncover the next clue or locate the treasure.
- 7. The first clue in the Gates family hunt involved the phrase, "The secret lies with..." this figure.
- 8. The clue found in the Silence Dogood letters leads the team to the bell tower of this historical landmark.
- 10. The clue "The secret lies with Charlotte" refers to this type of vessel, found in the Arctic.
- 13. This National Archives archivist eventually joins Ben and Riley's quest and becomes Ben's love interest.
- 15. Ben escapes a chase by FBI agents by diving into this New York river, then makes his way to a location connected to an old Dutch street name, also found on Broadway.
- 16. The clue referencing the "house of Pass and Stow" points towards this iconic American symbol.
- 20. This wealthy financier initially funds the expedition to find the treasure.
- 22. This genre, alongside historical fiction, describes the core nature of the National Treasure movies, featuring thrilling sequences and high stakes chases.
- 23. This computer whiz and best friend of Ben Gates provides the technological support for their treasure hunts.
