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Slave that wears s pink dress while storm clouds gather

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Wood

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George Washington refusing to give an axe to his father

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Wood

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Winding road leads to a gigantic white church

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Wood

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Paul Revere's Midnight Ride

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Wood

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Parson Weem's Fable

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Wood

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Daughters of Revolution

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Wood

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American Gothic

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Wood

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A victory near the end of this piece is depicted with a giant beehive

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The nutcracker

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Ruler of Confiturembourg

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The Nutcracker

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Dance of the Merlitons

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The Nutcracker

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Ballet involves the Sugar Plum Fairy

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The Nutcracker

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Clara Staglbaum receives a gift from Herr Drosselmeyer

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The Nutcracker

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Ballet - Tchaikovsky

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The Nutcracker

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Syncretic faith whose followers are commonly found in Hati

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Voodoo

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Yoruba Tribe

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Voodoo

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Serves as middle man between the material world and the world of Bondye

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Loa

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Gate-keeper and middle man between the loa and society

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Papa Legba

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Converse with the spirits of Guinee

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Papa Legba

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Can speak every language

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Papa Legba

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Wrote that myelinization of the brain has no connections to ones ability to learn

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Watson

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University of Chicago

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Watson

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Harvey Carr

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Watson

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The husband of Rosalie Rayner

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Watson

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Kerplunk Experiment

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Watson

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"Twelve Infants Theory"

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Watson

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Little Albert Experiment

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Watson

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American psychologist who founded behaviorism

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Watson

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"The lights are going out"

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Churchill

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"In bel di"

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Puccini

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Italian composer of operas La Bohéme and Madame Butterfly

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Puccini.

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"The latest dream I ever dream'd"

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Keats

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Ode to a Nightingale

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Keats

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"We shall go to the end... We shall fight on the beaches"

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Churchill

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Evacuation at Dunkirk

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Churchill

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"Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to do few"

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Churchill

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"An iron curtain had descended across" Europe

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Churchill

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British Prime Minister during WW II

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Churchill

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Ping, Pang, Pong

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Puccini

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Dissuade a youth from entering a riddle contest for this titles princess's hand in marriage

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Puccini

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"Che geldida manina"

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Puccini

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Turandot

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Puccini

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Gods consort is Parvati

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Shiva

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Gods consort is Parvati

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Shiva

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Represented with blue skin

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Shiva

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Gods consort is Parvati

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Shiva

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Represented with blue skin

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Shiva

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Hindu god of destruction and rebirth

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Shiva

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Often grouped with Brahma and Vishnu

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Shiva

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Often grouped with Brahma and Vishnu

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Shiva

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Shiva Brahma and Vishnu make up this Hindu trinity

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Trimurti

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Often grouped with Brahma and Vishnu

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Shiva

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Shiva Brahma and Vishnu make up this Hindu trinity

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Trimurti

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Represents the cycle of birth, maintenance and destruction

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Trimurti

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Also known as "Tryambaka Deva"

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Shiva

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Also known as "Tryambaka Deva"

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Shiva

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Known as the "Tryambaka Deva" because of this extra body part

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Third eye

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Also known as "Tryambaka Deva"

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Shiva

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Known as the "Tryambaka Deva" because of this extra body part

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Third eye

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Romantic composer who wrote The Swan of Tuonela

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Sibelius

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Also known as "Tryambaka Deva"

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Shiva

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Known as the "Tryambaka Deva" because of this extra body part

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Third eye

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Romantic composer who wrote The Swan of Tuonela

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Sibelius

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Lemminkainen Suite

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Sibelius

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Also known as "Tryambaka Deva"

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Shiva

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Known as the "Tryambaka Deva" because of this extra body part

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Third eye

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Romantic composer who wrote The Swan of Tuonela

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Sibelius

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Lemminkainen Suite

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Sibelius

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Poem: Finlandia

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Sibelius

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Also known as "Tryambaka Deva"

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Shiva

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Known as the "Tryambaka Deva" because of this extra body part

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Third eye

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Romantic composer who wrote The Swan of Tuonela

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Sibelius

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Lemminkainen Suite

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Sibelius

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Poem: Finlandia

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Sibelius

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The Swan of Tuonela includes a solo for the English horn, a woodwind that uses this object

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Double reed

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Also known as "Tryambaka Deva"

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Shiva

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Known as the "Tryambaka Deva" because of this extra body part

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Third eye

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Romantic composer who wrote The Swan of Tuonela

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Sibelius

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Lemminkainen Suite

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Sibelius

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Poem: Finlandia

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Sibelius

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The Swan of Tuonela includes a solo for the English horn, a woodwind that uses this object

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Double reed

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Creates vibrations that produce sound

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Double reed

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Also known as "Tryambaka Deva"

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Shiva

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Known as the "Tryambaka Deva" because of this extra body part

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Third eye

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Romantic composer who wrote The Swan of Tuonela

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Sibelius

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Lemminkainen Suite

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Sibelius

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Poem: Finlandia

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Sibelius

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The Swan of Tuonela includes a solo for the English horn, a woodwind that uses this object

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Double reed

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Creates vibrations that produce sound

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Double reed

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Wood winds that use this object include oboe and bassoon

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Double reed

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Sibelius' seventh and final work in this form has only one movement

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Symphony

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Sibelius' seventh and final work in this form has only one movement

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Symphony

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Traditionally there are four movements

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Symphony

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Sibelius' seventh and final work in this form has only one movement

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Symphony

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Traditionally there are four movements

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Symphony

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Hector Berlioz's most famous work is one of these with five movements

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Symphony

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Massacres during this nations 228 incident

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Taiwan

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The 228 incident led to a white terror

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Taiwan

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The 228 incident led to a white terror

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Taiwan

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Japan controlled this country from the 1895 Treaty of Shimonoseki imuntil WW II

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Taiwan

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1949: the Kuomintang crossed the Formosa Strait to this island

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Taiwan

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1949: the Kuomintang crossed the Formosa Strait to this island

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Taiwan

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Communist army of Mao Zedong

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China

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1949: the Kuomintang crossed the Formosa Strait to this island

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Taiwan

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Communist army of Mao Zedong

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China

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Taipei

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Taiwan

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The Hadith of Gabriel outlines this set of acts

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Five pillars

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The Hadith of Gabriel outlines this set of acts

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Five pillars

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Wudu occurs prior to reciting the kalima in order to satisfy the "prayer" requirement of these practices

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Five Pillars of Islam

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Mandates the Hajj, a pilgrimage to Mecca

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Five Pillars of Islam

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Set of rules that Muslims must follow

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Five Pillars of Islam

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Building with half-drawn window shades and a cash register in the first-floor display window

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Nighthawks

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Building with half-drawn window shades and a cash register in the first-floor display window

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Nighthawks

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Two silver canisters sit on a wood counter in this work, which features an advertisement for five-cent phillies

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Nighthawks

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Building with half-drawn window shades and a cash register in the first-floor display window

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Nighthawks

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Two silver canisters sit on a wood counter in this work, which features an advertisement for five-cent phillies

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Nighthawks

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Lieschen's love of the title drink in his Coffee Cantata

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J S Bach

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Building with half-drawn window shades and a cash register in the first-floor display window

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Nighthawks

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Two silver canisters sit on a wood counter in this work, which features an advertisement for five-cent phillies

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Nighthawks

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Lieschen's love of the title drink in his Coffee Cantata

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J S Bach

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Glenn Gould Is known for playing works of this man

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J S Bach

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Building with half-drawn window shades and a cash register in the first-floor display window

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Nighthawks

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Two silver canisters sit on a wood counter in this work, which features an advertisement for five-cent phillies

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Nighthawks

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Lieschen's love of the title drink in his Coffee Cantata

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J S Bach

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Glenn Gould Is known for playing works of this man

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J S Bach

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Musical Offering cured Count Keyserling's insomnia

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J S Bach

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Building with half-drawn window shades and a cash register in the first-floor display window

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Nighthawks

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Two silver canisters sit on a wood counter in this work, which features an advertisement for five-cent phillies

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Nighthawks

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Lieschen's love of the title drink in his Coffee Cantata

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J S Bach

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Glenn Gould Is known for playing works of this man

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J S Bach

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Musical Offering cured Count Keyserling's insomnia

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J S Bach

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Composed nearly 200 chorales and 14 contrapunctal pieces around a single D-minor theme

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J S Bach

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Building with half-drawn window shades and a cash register in the first-floor display window

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Nighthawks

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Two silver canisters sit on a wood counter in this work, which features an advertisement for five-cent phillies

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Nighthawks

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Lieschen's love of the title drink in his Coffee Cantata

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J S Bach

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Glenn Gould Is known for playing works of this man

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J S Bach

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Musical Offering cured Count Keyserling's insomnia

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J S Bach

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Composed nearly 200 chorales and 14 contrapunctal pieces around a single D-minor theme

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J S Bach

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Art of Fugue

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J S Bach

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German Baroque composer

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J S Bach

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German Baroque composer

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J S Bach

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The Well-Tempered Clavier

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J S Bach

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German Baroque composer

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J S Bach

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The Well-Tempered Clavier

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J S Bach

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Six Brandenburg Concerti

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J S Bach

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Albums four parts are "Acknowlegment," "Resolution," "Pursuance," and "Psalm"

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A Love Supreme

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Albums four parts are "Acknowlegment," "Resolution," "Pursuance," and "Psalm"

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A Love Supreme

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Fourth section of A Loves Supreme with a woodwind instrument

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Saxophone

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Albums four parts are "Acknowlegment," "Resolution," "Pursuance," and "Psalm"

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A Love Supreme

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Fourth section of A Loves Supreme with a woodwind instrument

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Saxophone

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Coltrane's "Sheet of sound" seems to blend notes together

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Chord

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Albums four parts are "Acknowlegment," "Resolution," "Pursuance," and "Psalm"

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A Love Supreme

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Fourth section of A Loves Supreme with a woodwind instrument

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Saxophone

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Coltrane's "Sheet of sound" seems to blend notes together

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Chord

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Playing rapid arpeggios, which is sometimes called the broken types of these

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Chord

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Robert Ballard re-discovered this ship

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RMS Titanic

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Robert Ballard re-discovered this ship

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RMS Titanic

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Battleship sunk furring the attack of Pearl Harbor and was unable to become salvaged

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USS Arizona

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The U.S. Navy's first ironclad

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USS Moniter

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A hospital purchases a van belonging to Alfred Simmonds

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Animal Farm

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A hospital purchases a van belonging to Alfred Simmonds

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Animal Farm

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Moses dreams of Sugarcandy Mountain

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Animal Farm

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A hospital purchases a van belonging to Alfred Simmonds

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Animal Farm

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Moses dreams of Sugarcandy Mountain

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Animal Farm

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Revolution is stirred with the song "Beasts of England"

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Animal Farm

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A hospital purchases a van belonging to Alfred Simmonds

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Animal Farm

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Moses dreams of Sugarcandy Mountain

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Animal Farm

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Revolution is stirred with the song "Beasts of England"

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Animal Farm

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"I will work harder" is Boxer's solution for everything

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Animal Farm

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Less intelligent sheep only repeat "Four legs good, two legs bad"

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Animal Farm

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Terry Riley wrote an improvisational work totaled after its 53 phases

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C Major

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Terry Riley wrote an improvisational work totaled after its 53 phases

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C Major

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Jupiter Symphony and the "Jupiter" movement of The Planets is the relative major of A minor

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C Major

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Terry Riley wrote an improvisational work totaled after its 53 phases

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C Major

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Jupiter Symphony and the "Jupiter" movement of The Planets is the relative major of A minor

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C Major

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Bass, tuba, and others pitched at "concert pitch" at this key

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C Major

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This major's key scale can be played on the piano without using a black key

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C Major

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Played with no sharps or flats

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C Major

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The first in a four-part cycle, opens with a 136-bar prelude that drones to evoke the title river

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Das Rheingold

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The first in a four-part cycle, opens with a 136-bar prelude that drones to evoke the title river

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Das Rheingold

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First work in the Ring of the Nibelung cycle

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Das Rheingold

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The Ring Cycle was written by this German

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Wagner

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The Ring Cycle was written by this German

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Wagner

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Wagner oversaw the construction of one of these buildings in Bayreuth

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Opera House

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This man reconstructed the Kaaba with his father

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Ishmael

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This man reconstructed the Kaaba with his father

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Ishmael

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Half-brother of Isaac who was sent into the dessert with his mother, Hagar

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Ishmael

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This man reconstructed the Kaaba with his father

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Ishmael

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Half-brother of Isaac who was sent into the dessert with his mother, Hagar

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Ishmael

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Father of Isaac by his wife, Sarah

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Abraham

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This man reconstructed the Kaaba with his father

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Ishmael

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Half-brother of Isaac who was sent into the dessert with his mother, Hagar

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Ishmael

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Father of Isaac by his wife, Sarah

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Abraham

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God provided this well, located in the Masjid al-Haram in modern Mecca

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