Mixed Study Cards

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Hungary Capital

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Budapest

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President June 21, 1798 said to break off relations with France

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John Adamas

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Last German Offensive in the West During WWII "You've won the ardennes"

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Battle of the Bulge

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Peanuts little "siren"

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Little Red Haired Girl

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City Where Dixieland Jazz Originated

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New Orleans

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Hemingway Novel about American Soldier/Ambulance Driver in love w/an English Nurse in WWI

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Farewell to Arms

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1961 attempt by US to send american trained Cuban Exiles to invade Cuba

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Bay of Pigs

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Secretary of Interior Albert B Fall was convicted of accepting Bribes having to do with oil fields in Wyoming & California in this scandal of 1920's

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teapot dome scandal

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Hamlet Kills him thinking he is the King

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Polonius

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Capital of Indonesia

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Jakarta

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An angel who was the greatest of angels and fell from heaven to Hell for rebelling against God

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Lucifer

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17th C. English Philosopher who argued that governments depend on the consent of the governed and against the divine right of kings

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John Locke (his political ideas were taken by the American Founding Fathers & Influenced the Dec of Independence.

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Australian for a stagnant pool of backwater

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Billabong

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Pastor tells eerie tale of "Haunted" Boy partly inspired this 1971 Bestseller

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The Exorcist

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Festival held the day before Ash Wednesday

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Mardi Gras

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What european country has 26 Cantons

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Switzerland

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Mormons moved west under the leadership of him

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Brigham Young

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16th C German priest who began the reformation by posting 95 Theses

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Martin Luther

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the book revealed to mormom founder Joseph Smith

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Book of Mormon

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Artist in a mental Hospital

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Van Gogh

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Capital of Canada's Smallest Province

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Charlottetown, PEI

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pirsig: "____ and the art of Motorcycle maintenance"

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Zen

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who attacked Rome 408 AD

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Visigoths (they wanted pepper)

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1st solo hit was "cry me a river"

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Justin Timberlake

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In cold Blood author

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Truman Capote

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Kingdom formed by
King of Al-Hijaz

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Saudi Arabia

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N.C. Coastal Island settled in 1580

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Roanoke

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19th Cent Amer Writer of
The Pit and the Pendulum (story)

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Edgar Allan Poe

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The Raven poet

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Edgar Allan Poe

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19th C Amer writer of poem The Bells

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Edgar Allan Poe

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The Cask of Amantillado writer

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Edgar Allan Poe

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When Paul had his famous vision what city was he going to?

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Damascus

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20th C Amer Photographer noted for black & white of American West including Yosemite

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Ansel Adams

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Founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

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Joseph Smith

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Protestant Denomination founded by John Wesley & his Brother Charles Wesley in 18th Century

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Methodists

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Birthplace of Muhammad

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Mecca

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Saga of a young doctor's adventures during WWI and the Russian Revolution

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Doctor Zhivago

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Muslims believe the Koran was dictated to him by an angel from God

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Muhammad

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Goal of early crusades during Middle Ages was conquest of this city

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Jerusalem

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City in Portugal on the Tagus River (Neutral city that was center for international political activity in WWII)

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Lisbon

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Catholic Priests administer 7 of these acts like Penance & Holy Orders

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sacraments

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instrument of Benny Goodman

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Clarinet

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Style of Painting assoc w/ Degas, Manet, Monet & Renoir

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impressionism

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Style of painting known for indistinct outlines & small brushstrokes, often pastels

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impressionism

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author of Mission Earth

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L. Ron Hubbard

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Atlas Shrugged

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ayn rand

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Jimi Hendrix was born & buried in this city

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Seattle

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Youngest person to become president

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Theodore Roosevelt

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meaning "holy wisdom" was once the central church building of the Easter Orthodox church. Now a Museum

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hagia Sophia

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Actor Good friend of Hemingway starred in Farewell to Arms

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Gary Cooper

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President that was president of princeton1902-10 then governer of NJ 1911-13

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Woodrow Wilson

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Award given for science fiction or fantasy every year since 1955.

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Hugo Award - named after Hugo Gernsback ..founder of the sci fi magazine Amazing Stories

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wrote 2001: A space Odyssey
knighted by Britain
Received Sri Lanka's highest civil honor - Sri Lankabhimanya

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Sir Arthur C. Clarke

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Who wrote 1984

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George Orwell

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To Kill a Mockingbird author

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Harper Lee

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16th President 1861-1865

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Abraham Lincoln

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Republican National President with VPs Hannibal Hamlin & Andrew Johnson

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Lincoln

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Lincoln's two VPs

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Hannibal Hamlin & Andrew Johnson

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Composer/Lyricist wrote lyrics for West Side Story & Gypsy

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Steven Sondheim

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Composer/Lyricist for Sunday in the Park with George
into the Woods
Assassins

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Steven Sondheim

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Composer/lyricist who studied with Hammerstein and wrote Into the Woods

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Steven Sondheim

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Lord of the Rings Author

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J.R.R. Tolkein

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Vacation spot of Tyrol is in this Country

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Austria

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State Motto is Eureka!

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California

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Death of Salesman playwright

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Arthur Miller

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Railway Sleeping Car inventor

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Pullman

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Brave New World Author

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huxley

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Physically the Heaviest President ever elected

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Taft

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last us. president to have facial hair while in office

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Taft

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Lawyer & poet late 18th-19thC
wrote the Star Spangled Banner

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Francis Scott Key

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Turretted Castle in this SE city is Britain's "Key To England"

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Dover

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"love me two time" artist

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The Doors

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A kind of carving of sculpture in which figures are raised a few inches from flat background

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bas-relief

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Basis of Arab-israeli conflict

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Arab opposition to Jewist State on what they consider Arab territory

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Confederate Commander in charge of rebel forces at Bull Run. turned it into "Good Looking" victory

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Beauregard

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3 stringed Russian Instrument with triangular body

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balalaika

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Mountains in Western Massachussetts

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Berkshires

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"Proud Mary" artist

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Credence Clearwater Revival

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Last British Monarch Buried in Westminster Abbey

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George II

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Ouagadougou is capital of

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Burkina Faso

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Burkina Faso capital

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Ouagadougou

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O'Casey: "______ and the paycock"

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Juneau

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Cosmopolitan Editor who wrote Sex and the Single Girl

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Helen Gurley Brown

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A very slow musical tempo

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adagio

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17th Century English Author of The Pilgrim's Progress
(main character Christian journeys from the City of Destruction to the Celestial City"

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John Bunyan

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17th Century art movement

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Rococo

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most famous painters of the Rococo movement

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Jeane Antoine Watteau, François Boucher and Jean-Honoré Fragonard.

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Jeane Antoine Watteau painted in this style

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Rococo

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François Boucher painted in this style

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Rococo

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Jean-Honoré Fragonard painted in this style.

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Rococo

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Month Supreme Court annual term starts in

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First Monday in October

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First black person to sing with Metropolitan Opera of NYC.

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Marian Anderson

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20th Century African American Controalto known for opera and spirituals

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Marian Anderson

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Mount Rushmore State

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South Dakota

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Country HQ to EU & NATO

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Belgium

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Who sings The Tracks of My Tears

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Smokey Robinson and the Miracles

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NYC Manhattan neighborhood known for Bohemian lifestyle

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Greenwich Village

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Andrew Jackson home

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The Hermitage

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Where is Cathedral of Hagia Sophia located

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Istanbul Turkey

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Playwright of:
The Seagull
The Cherry Orchard
Uncle Vanya
Three Sisters (Russian)

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Anton Chekov

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Mexican City in Baja California norte known for racetracks and bullfights

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Tijuana

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Japanese Religion

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Shinto

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Male singing voice higher than bass, lower than tenor

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Baritone

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Vitamin needed for healthy eyes discovered by McCollum 1913

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Vitamin A

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British explorer David Livinstone visited here in 1851, was Northern Rhodesia from 1953-1964.

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Zambia

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20th Century African American jazz pianist & bandleader. Real first name is William. Known for "Big Band" sound fo 30's & 40's

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Count Basie

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Common name of the sacrament of Communion

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Mass

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"Devil Inside" Singers

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INXS

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T.S. in T.S. Elliot

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Thomas Stearns

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Swan Lake composer

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Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky

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2 Countries Bordering Panama

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Columbia & Costa Rica

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A belief in 1 god

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Monotheism

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"Katyn" From this country, story of killing of army officers by soviets in 1940.

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Poland

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PM Mossadegh of this country was to be toppled; cia representative kermit Roosevelt. Operation Ajax

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Iran

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Lemony Colored Quartz

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Citrene

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Aztec God of the Sun

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Tonatiuh

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Slaughterhouse Five was based on Authors experience where?

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Kurt Vonnegut's time as POW in Dresden

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Who wrote Slaughterhouse Five

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Kurt Vonnegut

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Patriotic American song sung to tune of "God Save the Queen"

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"America"

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Who sailed the ship Pelican which was renamed The Golden Hind

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Sir Frances Drake

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11th President, Democratic, March 4, 1845-March 4 1849. VP George M Dallas

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James K Polk

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Who invented Jet engine?

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Frank Whittle

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Major Mountain Range from east. former Yugoslavia through Bulgaria to Black Sea

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Balkans

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Popular resort, British Comonwealth member in West Indies

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Barbados

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What are Timpani AKA

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Kettle Drums

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Most prominent of the Apostle's

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Peter

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Who played Lt. Col. Kilgore in "Apocalypse Now"

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Robert Duvall

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Artistic style of Van Gogh, Edvard Munch, George Rouault

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Expressionism

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Van Gogh painted in this style

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Expressionism

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Edvard Munch painted in this style

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Expressionism

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George Rouault painted in this style

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Expressionism

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NBC Sunday morning news show

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Meet The Press

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Losing Presidential Ticket 1968

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Pres Humphrey & VP Muskie

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Losing Presidential Ticket 1976

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Pres Ford & VP Dole

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Losing Presidential Ticket 1952

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VP Sparkman & Pres Adlai Stevenson

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Arm of Mediterranean Sea bordered by Italy to the West & North, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovinia, Yugoslavia & Albania to the East

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Adriatic

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Year of the Arab Oil Embargo

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1973

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Mexico's southern border (2 nations)

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Belize & Guatemala

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Romulus and Remus who killed who?

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Romulus killed Remus. Romans made Romulus a god. Rome Named for Romulus

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Tahitian landscape artist

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Paul Gauguin

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A Woman of No Importance 'wit' playwright

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Oscar Wilde

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Wrote "The Importance of Being Earnest"

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Oscar Wilde

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Wrote "The Picture of Dorian Gray"

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Oscar Wilde

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Title of Arabian Nights story including "Open sesame" to open a cave door

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Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves

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American Frontier life Author of My Antonia

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Willa Cather

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Poem & Poet on Statue of Liberty

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"The New Colossus" by Emma Lazarus

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Capital of Bavaria, location of the Beer Hall Putsch

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Munich

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The Cornhusker State

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Nebraska

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2 native American civilizations in Mexico before the Spanish

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Mayan, Aztec

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Highest point in Europe

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Mount El'brus Russia

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Lowest point in Europe

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Caspian Sea

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Largest Continent

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Asia

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Smallest continent

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Australia

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2nd largest Continent

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Africa

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Vinson Massif is the highest point of what continent

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Antarctica

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Deep Lake is the lowest point on this continent

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Antarctica

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3rd largest continent

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North America

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4th largest continent

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South America

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5th largest continent

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Antarctica

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6th largest continent

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Europe

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Highest point in Africa

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Mt. Kilimanjaro

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Mt. Kilimanjaro is in this country

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Tanzania

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Lowest point in Africa

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Lake Assal In Djibouti

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In 1917 this president declared war on Germany

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Woodrow Wilson

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"Buttonhole" in French

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Boutonnière

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Mount Aconcagua is the highest point on which continent

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South America

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Mount Aconcagua is located in this country

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Argentina

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Laguna Del Carbon is the lowest point on which continent

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South America

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Laguna Del Carbon is located in which country

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Argentina

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18th Century Scottish Author "Life of Samuel Johnson"

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James Boswell

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James Boswell is known for this type of written work

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Biography

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What is the lowest point in Asia

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Dead Sea

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What is the highest point in Asia

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Mt. Everest

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Dead Sea is bordered by which 2 countries?

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Israel & Jordan

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What is June's birthstone

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Pearl

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Ancient retreat of Inca Royalty in Southeast Peru

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Machu Picchu

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Who is the son of Daedalus (died when escaping from labyrinth with artificial wings)

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Icarus

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Worlds highest waterfall

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Angel Falls in Venezuela

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Where is Angel Falls located

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Venezuela

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God with Winged Sandals & Cap

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Hermes / Mercury

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Roman Goddess married to Jupiter who protected marriage, known for jealousy

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Juno

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Who wrote "La Comedie Humaine"

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Balzac

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Where is Tikal National Park

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Ancient Mayan ruins in Northern Guatemala

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87th Precinct Novels written by Evan Hunter under what pen name

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Ed McBain

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The only president to be a US Representative to the U.N.

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George H. W. Bush

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Kuala Lumpur towers

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Petronas Towers

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Who sculpted Statue of Liberty

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Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi

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Statue of Liberty's real name

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Liberty Enlightening the World

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World's 3rd tallest free standing tower

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CN Tower in Toronto

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World's tallest building

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Burj Khalifa in Dubai UAE

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World's tallest free standing tower

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Tokyo Sky Tree

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Dniester, Danube, Dnieper Rivers all flow into this sea

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Black Sea

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Venezuelan Lake

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Lake Maracaibo

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Norma Desmond is a character from this....

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Sunset BLVD

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Who sings Stairway to Heaven

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Led Zeppelin

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Who sings I Walk the Line

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Johnny Cash

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Who sings Help!

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The Beatles

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Pearl Street Power station 1882 1st in this city

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NYC

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Power company that was one of the first 12 in the Dow Jones

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GE

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Official name of the UK

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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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Great Britain consists of these 3 countries

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England, Scotland, Wales

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Sea between Black & Aegean Sea

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Sea of Marmara

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Connects Aegean & Marmara Sea

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Dardanelles Strait

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Connects Marmara Sea & Black Sea

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Bosporus Strait

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Vaiaku Village is the capital of

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Tuvalu

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Lusaka is the capital of

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Zambia

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Zambia's capital is

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Lusaka

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Tuvalu's capital is

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Vaiaku Village

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Where is Mount Everest located?

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Tibet & Nepal border

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How tall is Mount Everest?

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29,029 feet (official) but really 29,035 feet.

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When was Mount Everest first climbed? & By who?

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1953, Tenzing Norgay & Edmund Percival Hillary of New Zealand

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20th Century Female British author of "Children of Violence", "The Golden Notebook" and short stories book "African Stories"

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Doris Lessing

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Capital of Ukraine

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Kiev

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Kiev is the capital of?

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Ukraine

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Kiev is on which river?

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Dnieper

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Watership Down author (A story about rabbits)

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Richard Adams

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"What'd I say" is a song by

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Ray Charles

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Who sang "A change is Gonna Come"

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Sam Cooke

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Who sings Blowin' In the Wind

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Bob Dylan

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Provincial capital of Ontario

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Toronto

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Toronto is located on what lake?

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Lake Ontario

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Who wrote "Diary of a Madman"

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Nikolai Gogol

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Who wrote "The Great White Hope"

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Howard Sackler

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Capital city on the Vltava River

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Prague (River eventually merges with the Elbe)

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7 Countries on the Arabian Peninsula

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UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Yemen

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The Allegory of Love was written by this 20th Century British Author

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C.S. Lewis

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What 2 authors died on the day JFK was assassinated?

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C.S. Lewis, Aldous Huxley

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20th Century British author wrote The Chronicles of Narnia

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C.S. Lewis

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20th Century British author wrote Mere Christianity

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C.S. Lewis

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20th Century British author wrote The Screwtape Letters

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C.S. Lewis

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20th Century British author wrote The Space Trilogy

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C.S. Lewis

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20th Century British author wrote Till We Have Faces

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C.S. Lewis

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20th Century British author wrote Surprised by Joy: The Shape of My Early Life

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C.S. Lewis

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Also called the azure coast "Cote d'Azur"

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French Riviera

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Renaissance master sculptor with angels pointing (was also a Baroque architect)
succeeded Michelangelo

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Bernini 1598-1680

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What is Papal Conclave?

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It is the meeting of Cardinals during a period of vacancy in the papal office to elect a Bishop of Rome who becomes Pope

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Ohio Doctor accused of murdering his pregnant wife in 1954

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Sam Shepherd (convicted 1954 overturned after almost 10 years in prison, retried in 1966 and acquitted)

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Ashgabat is the capital of

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Turkmenistan

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Trukmenistan's capital

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Ashgabat

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Ljubljana is the capital of

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Slovenia

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Slovenia's capital is

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Ljubljana

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Paramaribo is the capital of

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Suriname

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Suriname's capital is

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Paramaribo

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"Beyond Good & Evil" Author 1886

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nietzsche

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Mid 17th Century View Painter in Venice, Joseph Smith Patron

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Canaletto

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Czech Composer of "The Bartered Bride"

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Bedřich Smetana

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Promoted Back to Africa Movement in 1920's, Jamaican

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Marcus Garvey

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Wessex ruler 871-899

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Alfred the Great

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Maugham "The Moon and ?????"

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Sixpence

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Who wrote "Of Human Bondage"

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W. Somerset Maugham

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Who wrote "The Letter"

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W. Somerset Maugham

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32nd president 1933-1945

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fdr

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democratic president with v.p.s John Nance Garner, Henry A Wallace & Harry S Truman

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FDR

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20th c dutch born artist known for geometric paintings w/ perpendicular lines & planes of pure primary colors

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Piet Mondrian

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Dutch born artist
"Composition with Red, Yellow and Blue" & "Broadway Boogie Woogie"

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Piet Mondrian

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who wrote Rain

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W. Somerset Maugham

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who wrote The Razor's Edge

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W. Somerset Maugham

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Late 19th Century Poet, Casey at the Bat, set in Mudville

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Ernest Thayer

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Range of the Appalachians Southern PA to Northern GA

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Blue Ridge Mountains

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Term for dutch artistic movement founded in 1917 aka De Stijl

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neo plasticism (coined by Piet Mondrian)

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Year of Cuban Revolution

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1959

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author of " An essay on man"

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Alexander pope

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Source of "Hope springs eternal..

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An essay on man by alexander pope

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"The course of true love never did run smooth" from which shakespeare play

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A midsummer night's dream

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Movement that stresses people are entirely free and responsible for what they make of themselves

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existentialism

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i think therefore I am

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descartes

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belief that events are determined by an impersonal fate and cannot be changed by human beings

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fatalism

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"locksley Hall" poet

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TEnnyson

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the charge of the light brigade poet

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lord tennyson

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Idylls of the king poet

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Tennyson

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ulysses (blank verse) poet

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tennyson

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Aeneas, Jason & Odysseus had to sail between this 6 headed monster on one side of a strait, and a whirlpool on the other. What are the monster and whirlpool's names?

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Scylla (SIL-UH) and Charybdis (Kuh-Rib-Dis)

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"Don't Give Up The Ship" comes from which war?

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From Commander James Lawrence during a battle in the War of 1812

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"The Quiet American" author

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Graham Greene (one of most cinematic 20th century authors, at least 66 titles based on his material from 1934-2010)

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What play has the line "Discretion is the better part of valor"

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Falstaff spoke it in King Henry IV Part One

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20th century Mexican writer of "The Death of Artemio Cruz"

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Carlos Fuentes

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The Old Gringo (1985) was written by

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Carlos Fuentes (Mexican)

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"Music has charms to soothe a savage breast" (beast is oft substituted incorrectly) comes from "the Mourning Bride" by him

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William Congreve (English 1670-1729)

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"Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, Nor hell a fury like a woman scorned" paraphrased to "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned" comes from "The Mourning Bride" by

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William Congreve (English 1670-1729)

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Maputo is the capital of

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Mozambique

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Mozambique's capital is

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Maputo

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a futile endeavor may be called a "labor of ?????"

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Sisyphus

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Jewish folk music

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Klezmer

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The novel "Mason & Dixon" (1997) includes learned english dogs, written by

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Thomas Pynchon (1937- postmodern American)

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3rd and most celebrated Novel "Gravity's Rainbow" (1973) was written by

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Thomas Pynchon (1937- postmodern American)

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20th Century Russian author wrote Doctor Zhivago winning 1958 Nobel Prize but was forced to reject it (it was banned in USSR)

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Boris Pasternak (1890-1960)

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Author of Frankenstein (who is the doctor who makes the monster)

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Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley (married to percy Shelley)

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20th Cent Amer Poet
The Road Not Taken
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
Mending Wall

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Robert Frost

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Poem that includes "miles to go before I sleep"

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Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost

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Poem that includes "good fences make good neighbors"

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Mending Wall by Robert Frost

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Pirate who's ship was Queen Anne's Revenge

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Blackbeard

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Decade of the Panama Canal

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1910s

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Baroque Composer famous for cantatas

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Bach

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Speech made by Nixon in 1952 to keep himself on the ballot as VP w/eisenhower defending his finance .

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Checkers speech

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other name for "Volstead Act" that was vetoed by Wilson in 1919 but still passed by Congress

Back 295

National Prohibition Act

Front 296

May Birthstone

Back 296

Emerald

Front 297

Lenin Led this "majority" revolutionary power

Back 297

the Bolsheviks

Front 298

Napoleon Birthplace. Part of France SE of the mainland north of Sardinia Italy

Back 298

Corsica

Front 299

"the Little Corporal"

Back 299

Napoleon

Front 300

city that was capital of eastern roman empire then byzantine empire then ottoman empire consecutively. And seat of the Easter Orthodox church

Back 300

Istanbul (Constantinople)

Front 301

River in Idaho

Back 301

Snake River

Front 302

Rock type that changed form

Back 302

metamorphic

Front 303

nation of five small islands south of sicily. Independent in 1964 with close ties to Britain

Back 303

Malta

Front 304

Group in power in afghanistan 1995-2001 imposed strict & repressive islamic law

Back 304

Taliban

Front 305

The moluccas (islands) rich in nutmeg and cloves in eastern part of indonesia are called this

Back 305

spice islands

Front 306

Invasion of this country by Germany in 1939 precipitated wwii

Back 306

poland

Front 307

Headwater reservoir for the Nile River

Back 307

Lake Victoria

Front 308

Lake explored by Henry Stanley in 1875

Back 308

Lake Victoria

Front 309

a brisk, lively musical tempo
Italian for Cheerful

Back 309

allegro

Front 310

painter of "american gothic"

Back 310

grant wood

Front 311

Capital(s) of Bolivia

Back 311

La Paz (admin) & Sucre (judicial)

Front 312

Arm of Atlantic Ocean northwest of Central Europe Oil discovered in 1970

Back 312

North Sea

Front 313

broadway show - alfred hitchcock classic about Snave Londoner who meets a mysterious woman and gets caught up in her dangerous world
Over 100 roles are played by 4 actors

Back 313

the 39 steps

Front 314

Federal Reserve Act creating Federal Reserve System & the central Banking system signed into law by this pres

Back 314

Woodrow Wilson

Front 315

Country w/ highest per capital national income in Latin America (due to oil exports) was a founder of OPEC

Back 315

Venezuela

Front 316

Charlie Chaplin Character who wore shabby black suit, derby hat, floppy shoes, walked w/cane

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the Little tramp

Front 317

1890s furniture style inspired by California Churches

Back 317

Mission

Front 318

Called Rommel a "magnificent bastard" on film

Back 318

Patton

Front 319

The desert fox

Back 319

Erwin Rommel German field master of WWII

Front 320

Grapes of Wrath author

Back 320

John Steinbeck

Front 321

Main Characters of the Grapes of Wrath

Back 321

the Joads a family of sharecroppers

Front 322

War in which Joan of Arc Fought

Back 322

The Hundred Year's War

Front 323

A Farewell to Arms author

Back 323

Hemingway

Front 324

Book about Lt Frederic Henry who is ambulance driver in Italy in WWI

Back 324

A Farewell to Arms

Front 325

Most populous city in Asia Mainlaind /Largest city in China

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Shanghai

Front 326

chinese city that sits at the mouth of the yangtze river

Back 326

shanghai

Front 327

Thoroughbred breed traces back to which 2 breeds

Back 327

Arabian Stallion & english mare
in 17th&18th cent england. (74 mares/3 stallions)

Front 328

Religious and civil leader of Tibet forced into exile in 1959 when the chinese annexed the country

Back 328

Dalai Lama

Front 329

Don Juan writer known for Brooding Letharios

Back 329

Lord Byron

Front 330

vast grassy plains associated w/easter Russia and Siberia

Back 330

steppes

Front 331

1898 battle of San juan hill from what war

Back 331

Spanish - American War

Front 332

1951 Battle of Heartbreak Ridge from what war

Back 332

Korean War

Front 333

1971 song ---- was a bull frog

Back 333

jeremiah

Front 334

omelette made with ham onion and green peppers

Back 334

denver

Front 335

his company had monopoly on steamships on hudson river

Back 335

robert fulton

Front 336

oldest roman road

Back 336

appian way

Front 337

where is san simeon state park

Back 337

california

Front 338

showman with mansion called "iranastan"

Back 338

pt barnum

Front 339

prohibition amendment number

Back 339

18

Front 340

Caesar's last words in play Julius Caesar

Back 340

et tu brute

Front 341

greek province associated with alexander the great

Back 341

macedonia

Front 342

18th c irish author - Gulliver's travels

Back 342

Jonathan swift

Front 343

18th c irish author - a modest proposal

Back 343

Jonathan swift

Front 344

Site of first atomic bomb dropped in populated area - august 6, 1945

Back 344

hiroshima

Front 345

Site of 2 atomic bomb dropped in populated area aug 9 1945

Back 345

nagasaki

Front 346

1990-91 war when iraq invaded kuwait - u.n. forces led by the US

Back 346

Persian Gulf War

Front 347

lowest point in N American desert in SE Calif & SW Nevada

Back 347

Death Valley

Front 348

Santa Fe Trail End points

Back 348

Santa Fe, NM and Independence,MO (or Franklin, MO)

Front 349

Area in Paris on South Side of the Seine River known for artistic & student life

Back 349

the left bank

Front 350

2 states divided by mason-dixon line

Back 350

maryland & pA

Front 351

Part of Appalachians runs north-south in Vermont

Back 351

Green Mtns

Front 352

15000 black american freed slaves settled in this african country that had civil war 1989-mid 19902 claiming 150,000 lives

Back 352

liberia

Front 353

distinctively shaped alp mountain on border of italy & switzerland

Back 353

the matterhorn

Front 354

river that was the scene of Baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist

Back 354

Jordan River

Front 355

region containing countries on the arabian peninsula - egypt, iran, iraq, israel, jordan, lebanon, syria, turkey

Back 355

middle east

Front 356

Elemental fusion in the sun

Back 356

H + H -> He

Front 357

narrow strip of land connecting larger land masses with water on both sides

Back 357

isthmus

Front 358

the old curiousity shoppe author

Back 358

charles dickens

Front 359

Paul McCartneys Fashion Designer Daughter

Back 359

Stella McCartney

Front 360

Hemorrhage inhibiting vitamin

Back 360

K

Front 361

Famous Easter Egg Roll

Back 361

white house

Front 362

Star of the Good, the bad & the ugly

Back 362

Clint Eastwood

Front 363

what italian city film festival awards Golden Lion

Back 363

Venice

Front 364

2nd most populous country

Back 364

INdia

Front 365

Largest city in Turkey

Back 365

Istanbul

Front 366

Former names of Istanbul

Back 366

Constantinople & Byzantium

Front 367

Stonehenge is on what plain in wiltshire?

Back 367

Salisbury Plain

Front 368

Paul McCartney's other band in 1976

Back 368

wings

Front 369

Sirius steamship was first to cross which ocean by steam power only

Back 369

Atlantic Ocean

Front 370

Commanded 7th Cavalry

Back 370

George Custer

Front 371

October Birthstone

Back 371

Opal

Front 372

Who sang My Girl

Back 372

The Temptations

Front 373

Who sang Ring Of FIre

Back 373

Johnny Cash

Front 374

Assissinated Robert F Kennedy in 1968

Back 374

sirhan sirhan ( a palestinian)

Front 375

Other terms for the same area include Canaan, Zion, the Land of Israel, Syria Palaestina, Southern Syria, Jund Filastin, Outremer, the Holy Land and the Southern Levant.[8]

Back 375

palestine

Front 376

Broadway Musical - Nathan detroit bets sky masterson that he can't romance sarah brown ( a missionary).

Back 376

Guys & Dolls

Front 377

Broadway musical with songs:
"i've never been in love before"
"more i cannot wish you"
"sit down you're rockin the boat"
"luck be a lady"
"adelaide's lament"

Back 377

Guys & Dolls

Front 378

Broadway musical- based on british film about motherless boy who wants to give up boxing for dancing - northern england in mid-1980s

Back 378

Billy Elliot

Front 379

broadway musical - with puppets. recent university grad moves into his first apartment

Back 379

Avenue Q

Front 380

broadway musical with songs - "the internet is great for ..." "if you were gay"

Back 380

Avenue Q

Front 381

Boers from this country first settled South africa

Back 381

Netherlands

Front 382

first manned lunar mission in 1968

Back 382

apollo 8

Front 383

Frank Borman, James Lovell, & William Anders - became the first humans to travel past Earth's Low orbit, first to see earth as a whole planet, first to see dark side of the moon directly were on this apollo mission

Back 383

apollo 8

Front 384

River rises in the rockies and forms the arizona california border

Back 384

colorado river

Front 385

president when california gold rush began

Back 385

polk

Front 386

how many companies in dow jones

Back 386

30

Front 387

"8th wonder of the world" dam

Back 387

grand cooley dam

Front 388

"sweet" composition by ferde groefe

Back 388

The grand canyon suite

Front 389

horatio hornblower job

Back 389

sailor (officer)

Front 390

lew archer job

Back 390

P.I.

Front 391

howard roark job

Back 391

architect

Front 392

george smiley job

Back 392

spy

Front 393

conquest of gaul in 58-51 b.c.by this leader

Back 393

julius caesar

Front 394

irish is a form of this language

Back 394

gaelic

Front 395

priestly class of celts

Back 395

druids

Front 396

woman of the fairies - in celtic folklore whose mournful wails & screams foretold death

Back 396

banshee

Front 397

name of james cook's ship

Back 397

the endeavor

Front 398

what day is d-day

Back 398

june 6 1944

Front 399

branch of math with arabic name

Back 399

algebra

Front 400

macarthur foundation gives a fellowship nicknamed this:

Back 400

genius award

Front 401

nazi captured in argentina

Back 401

eickmann

Front 402

orbited earth once in april 1961

Back 402

yuri gagarin

Front 403

year of bay of pigs

Back 403

1961

Front 404

mario puzo novel published in 1969

Back 404

the godfather

Front 405

father who worked with lepers in hawaii

Back 405

father damian

Front 406

"god it'll get you for that, walter" sitcom

Back 406

maude

Front 407

charles & david brothers no. 18&19 on forbes richest list that are big in conservative politics

Back 407

koch

Front 408

ferdinand is one of these in a beloved children's tale

Back 408

bull

Front 409

he suggested sun was center of solar system

Back 409

copernicus

Front 410

theory by truman thought that a nation's fall to communism would cause neighboring nations to follow suit

Back 410

the domino theory

Front 411

cat scans use this type of electromagnetic radiation

Back 411

xrays

Front 412

sigmund freud coined term of therapy - "psych"

Back 412

psychoanalysis

Front 413

"birthplace of california"

Back 413

san diego

Front 414

fort that is birthplace of star spangled banner

Back 414

fort mchenry

Front 415

birthplace of aviation

Back 415

dayton ohio

Front 416

massachussetts city birthplace of basketball

Back 416

springfield

Front 417

ring cycle composer (ring cycle has 4 operas)

Back 417

wagner

Front 418

french term meaning a feat requiring great strength

Back 418

tour de force

Front 419

hero who kills medusa by aiming his sword by looking at her reflection in a shield

Back 419

perseus

Front 420

nickles are 75% this element

Back 420

copper

Front 421

killed nine headed monster hydra

Back 421

hercules

Front 422

families involved in war of the roses

Back 422

lancaster & york

Front 423

roman god of metalworking & fire "the blacksmith of the gods" - son of jupiter

Back 423

Vulcan

Front 424

greek name for vulcan

Back 424

Hephaestus

Front 425

roman name of Hephaestus

Back 425

Vulcan

Front 426

king who ordered labyrinth built

Back 426

minos

Front 427

opera that Pinkerton is in

Back 427

Madame Butterfly

Front 428

in medieval times an act of bravery got you dubbed a knight & won you a pair of golden these

Back 428

spurs

Front 429

articles of confederation were written by this meeting

Back 429

2nd continental congress

Front 430

estonia capital

Back 430

tallinn

Front 431

333 bc darius III was king of this

Back 431

Persia

Front 432

central American country w/english as official language

Back 432

belize

Front 433

1880s transcon railroad went through gadsen purchase land

Back 433

southern pacific

Front 434

Battle of belleau wood

Back 434

WWI

Front 435

Composer of Aida

Back 435

Giuseppi Verdi

Front 436

Verdi's opera about ancient egypt

Back 436

Aida

Front 437

Opera with characters: Radames, high priest Ramfis, Amneris

Back 437

Aida

Front 438

Barber of Seville Opera Composer

Back 438

Giachino Rossini

Front 439

Rossini opera with characters: Figaro, Bartolo, Rosina, Count Almaviva, maid Berta

Back 439

Barber of Seville

Front 440

Formerly called Zaire

Back 440

Democratic Republic of the Congo also formerly Belgian Congo

Front 441

Movie Quote: "Plastics"

Back 441

The Graduate

Front 442

1994 "Live From Hell" comedy album, cue scream....

Back 442

Sam Kinison

Front 443

Other DC River

Back 443

Anacostia

Front 444

Capital of Bulgaria

Back 444

Sofia

Front 445

Benjamin Britten Opera based on Herman Melville novel

Back 445

Billy Budd

Front 446

Billy Budd opera's English composer

Back 446

Benjamin Britten

Front 447

20th Cent English Composer, Conductor & Pianist with operas "Peter Grimes" , Paul Bunyan, The Turn of the Screw, Owen Wingrave,

Back 447

Benjamin Britten

Front 448

Don Giovanni opera Composer

Back 448

Mozart

Front 449

Mozart opera with characters: leporello (servant) and the Commendatore

Back 449

Don Giovanni

Front 450

Sofia is the capital of

Back 450

Bulgaria

Front 451

Where & Who of Easter Rebellion

Back 451

Dublin, Irish against British rule

Front 452

Rollover Beethoven

Back 452

Chuck Berry

Front 453

Bach's greatest choral work

Back 453

Mass in B Minor

Front 454

Capital of San Marino

Back 454

San Marino

Front 455

"The Gathering Place" island

Back 455

Oahu

Front 456

Capital of Cyprus

Back 456

Nicosia

Front 457

Nicosia is the capital of

Back 457

Cyprus

Front 458

2008 top US General in Iraq named to run central command

Back 458

David Petraeus, currently director CIA

Front 459

Water snake constellation

Back 459

Hydra

Front 460

italian composer of L'elisir d'amore (the elixir of Love) opera

Back 460

Donizetti

Front 461

New Baroque opera with lovers from "a midsummer night's dream" are shipwrecked on island of "the tempest"
with music from handel, vivaldi, rameau

Back 461

The Enchanted Island

Front 462

Composer of Ernani opera. where don juan of aragon has lost his title and takes on this name of Ernani

Back 462

Verdi

Front 463

Faust german playwright

Back 463

Goethe

Front 464

English author of "the history of Doctor Faustus"

Back 464

Christopher Marlowe

Front 465

Titian, Tintoretto, Paolo Veronese artists from this city

Back 465

Venice

Front 466

Defending the Caveman playwright

Back 466

Rob Becker

Front 467

The Moon is a Harsh Mistress author

Back 467

Robert Heinlein 20th century american science fiction writer

Front 468

wrote Stranger in a Strange Land

Back 468

Robert Heinlein 20th century american science fiction writer

Front 469

Rwanda gained independence from this country in 1962

Back 469

Belgium

Front 470

Thomas mann 1947 book about german legend

Back 470

Doctor Faustus

Front 471

Opera with characters: Valentin, Marguerite, Mephistopheles & Siebel

Back 471

Faust

Front 472

The Ring Cycle composer

Back 472

Richard Wagner

Front 473

Gotterdammerung is a piece of this work by Wagner

Back 473

The Ring Cycle

Front 474

Composer of Madame Butterfly

Back 474

Puccini

Front 475

Puccini Opera with characters Pinkerton, Suzuki, & Cio-Cio-San aka Title character

Back 475

Madame Butterfly

Front 476

Broadway musical based on Madame Butterfly

Back 476

Miss Saigon

Front 477

19th C. Russian Composer innovator of Russian music in the romantic period. Works: Boris Godunov, Khovanschina, Night on Bald Mountain

Back 477

Mussorgsky

Front 478

Composer of Macbeth Opera

Back 478

Giuseppe Verdi

Front 479

Verdi's opera based on Shakespeare play about scottish prince

Back 479

MacBeth

Front 480

3 named scientist came up with natural selection

Back 480

Alfred Russell Wallace 19-20th century British (Welsh) naturalist

Front 481

"The Joke" & "The Book of Laughter and Forgetting" & The Unbearable Lightness of Being author

Back 481

Milan Kundera (20-21 century Czech born now French)

Front 482

"Invictus" poem - Latin for "unconquered"

Back 482

William Ernest Henry (English late 19th century)

Front 483

20th Century Female American writer & critic "The groves of Academe" & "The Group", "Memories of a Catholic Girlhood"

Back 483

Mary McCarthy

Front 484

Who wrote Toys in the Attic

Back 484

Lillian Hellman (20th century American)

Front 485

Czech Composer (1854-1928) of operas "the Makropoulos affair" "her stepdaughter" "from the house of the dead"

Back 485

Leos Janacek

Front 486

late 19th early 20th c french composer best known for operas Manon & Werther

Back 486

Jules Massenet

Front 487

Massenet's opera where the main character is supposed to enter a convent but doesn't

Back 487

Manon

Front 488

Tosca composer

Back 488

Giacomo Puccini

Front 489

Puccini opera where main character is a singer whose lover dies in a firing squad

Back 489

Tosca

Front 490

La Traviata Composer

Back 490

Giuseppe Verdi

Front 491

Opera with "the red dress"

Back 491

La Traviata

Front 492

Verdi Opera with lead role of Violetta

Back 492

La Traviata

Front 493

Verdi Opera that translates to "the fallen woman"

Back 493

La Traviata

Front 494

Wagner's work that consists of these parts:
Das Rheingold (The Rhine Gold)
Die Walküre (The Valkyrie)
Siegfried
Götterdämmerung (Twilight of the Gods)

Back 494

The Ring Cycle

Front 495

Dutch-born 20th Century American artist who was a leader of Abstract Expressionism. Highly colored, often violent include "Woman" 1950's

Back 495

Willem de Kooning

Front 496

Writer of "The Decameron" also called Prince Galehaut & also wrote "On Famous Women"

Back 496

Giovanni Boccaccio (14th century Italian)

Front 497

Last president born in the 19th Century, oversaw cease-fire of Korean War

Back 497

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Front 498

I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For band

Back 498

U2

Front 499

Good Golly Miss Molly

Back 499

Little Richard

Front 500

Das Rheingold is what part of ring cycle

Back 500

1st part

Front 501

Die Walkure is what part of ring cycle

Back 501

2 part

Front 502

Siegfried is what part of ring cycle

Back 502

3rd part

Front 503

Gotterdammerung (twilight of the Gods) is what part of ring cycle

Back 503

4th part

Front 504

Puccini Opera Rent is based on

Back 504

La Boheme

Front 505

Composer of La Boheme

Back 505

Puccini

Front 506

fairy tale opera composed by Englebert Humperdinck

Back 506

Hansel and Gretel

Front 507

The Magic Flute composer

Back 507

Mozart

Front 508

The Marriage of Figaro Composer

Back 508

Mozart

Front 509

Rigoletto composer

Back 509

Verdi

Front 510

la cenerentola opera composer

Back 510

Rossini

Front 511

Turandot composer

Back 511

Puccini

Front 512

Lucia di Lammermoor composer

Back 512

Donizetti

Front 513

Pagliacci composer

Back 513

Leoncavallo

Front 514

Cosi Fan Tutte composer

Back 514

Mozart

Front 515

Composer of "Funeral Music for Queen Mary" used in "A Clockwork Orange"

Back 515

Henry Purcell (17th Century English Baroque)

Front 516

Country where President died in 1994 in suspicious plane crash. Hutu militia killed 500k tutsis in act of genocide

Back 516

Rwanda

Front 517

Who sings "Georgia on My Mind"

Back 517

Ray Charles

Front 518

Who sings "Heartbreak Hotel"

Back 518

Elvis Presley

Front 519

"The Times They Are A Changing"

Back 519

Bob Dylan

Front 520

il trovatore opera composer

Back 520

verdi

Front 521

Faust composer

Back 521

Gounod

Front 522

Die Fledermaus composer

Back 522

J. Strauss

Front 523

l'elisir d'amore composer

Back 523

donizetti

Front 524

Lynchburg Whiskey

Back 524

Jack Daniels

Front 525

What is the official name of South Korea

Back 525

Republic of Korea

Front 526

"Front Porch" campaign, 1880 Ohio Candidate

Back 526

James Garfield

Front 527

18th Century Austrian Classical composer. Credited with establishing symphony "Surprise Symphony" Clock Symphony" & many string quartets

Back 527

Franz Josef Haydn

Front 528

Who wrote The Handmaid's Tale

Back 528

Margaret Atwood

Front 529

Who wrote Death comes for the Archbishop

Back 529

Willa Cather

Front 530

Painters known as "The Primitives" including Van Eyck

Back 530

Flemish

Front 531

1829 Novelist of "Les Chovans"

Back 531

Balzac (19th century French novelist/playwright)

Front 532

"magnus opus" or masterpiece of Balzac

Back 532

La Comédie humaine (a series of short stories & novels set in the years after the fall of Napoleon in 1815)

Front 533

Musical direction meaning "to be performed loudly" opposite is piano

Back 533

Forte

Front 534

Where is Marrakesh?

Back 534

Morocco

Front 535

Amendment requiring jury trials in civil suits where value exceeds $20

Back 535

7th

Front 536

Ernest Rutherford discovered this in 1911

Back 536

Nucleus (He was a Kiwi worked in London and Canada too) Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1908. Discovered concept of "half-life", father of nuclear physics, widely credited for splitting the atom in 1917.

Front 537

Who beat the Danes in 886 to keep all of England from being conquered

Back 537

King Alfred the Great, 9th century, house of Wessex, only "The Great" British, king 871-899

Front 538

Quetzalcoatl was an ancient nature god & Legendary ruler of these people of Mexico, usually a plumed serpent

Back 538

Toltec (800-1000) CE, Aztecs (14-16th century) saw them as predecessors

Front 539

Source of "Fools rush in where angels fear to tread"

Back 539

"An Essay on Criticism" by Alexander Pope (18th century English poet, 3rd most quoted in Oxford Dictionary of Quotations after Shakespeare & Tennyson; he is known for heroic couplet)

Front 540

What stables did Hercules have to clean in his Labors?

Back 540

Augean Stables

Front 541

Danish Astronomer

Back 541

Tycho Brahe 16th century (from Scania now Sweden then Denmark last of the great 'naked eye' astronomers)

Front 542

State Motto, "The Last Frontier"

Back 542

Alaska

Front 543

State Motto, "The Keystone State"

Back 543

Pennsylvania

Front 544

Last book by James Joyce

Back 544

Finnegan's Wake (Joyce is an early 20th century Irish novelist and poet)

Front 545

Who wrote Dubliners

Back 545

James Joyce (early 20th century Irish novelist and poet)

Front 546

Who wrote A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

Back 546

James Joyce (early 20th century Irish novelist and poet)

Front 547

Who wrote Exiles and poetry

Back 547

James Joyce (early 20th century Irish novelist and poet)

Front 548

Who wrote Ulysses

Back 548

James Joyce (early 20th century Irish novelist and poet)

Front 549

Festival commemorating the exodus of Jews from Slavery in Egypt

Back 549

Passover

Front 550

acts done to make up for sin

Back 550

Penance

Front 551

religious order of men that spearheaded the counter reformation

Back 551

jesuits

Front 552

members of the society of Jesus

Back 552

Jesuits

Front 553

Members of the religious order founded by Ignacius of Loyola

Back 553

Jesuits

Front 554

Founder of the jesuits

Back 554

Ignacius of Loyola

Front 555

Shaolin order is a chinese order of this religion

Back 555

Buddhism

Front 556

Carmelites, Dominicans, Fransciscans are known as these groups

Back 556

Religious Orders

Front 557

Religious orders sometimes known has black friars due to the black cloak they wear over their white habit

Back 557

Dominicans

Front 558

Founder of Dominicans in the 1200s

Back 558

Saint Dominic

Front 559

Religious order known has Jacobins in France b/c their first convent in Paris was built near church of Saint Jacques

Back 559

Dominicans

Front 560

latin pun on the name of this religious order gives them nickname hounds of the lord

Back 560

Dominicans = domini canes

Front 561

Saint Bertold is reported to be the founder this religious order

Back 561

Carmelites

Front 562

How religious order carmelites got their name

Back 562

B/c they were founded near Mt. Carmel

Front 563

Playwright of "A Doll's House", "Hedda Gabler", "Peer Gynt", "Pillars of Society", "Ghosts", "An Enemy of the People", "The Wild Duck" - Norwegian

Back 563

Henrik Ibsen (19th century Norwegian playwright, theater director, and poet)

Front 564

Who sings "Yesterday"

Back 564

The Beatles

Front 565

Who sings "Louie Louie"

Back 565

The Kingsmen

Front 566

Who sings Layla

Back 566

Derek and the Dominoes

Front 567

Who sings "She Loves You"

Back 567

The Beatles

Front 568

Mbabane is the capital of

Back 568

Swaziland

Front 569

Swaziland's capital is

Back 569

Mbabane

Front 570

1930-40's catchphrase Who's Yehoodi? "Men" fiddler, one of 20th Century's greatest violin virtuoso

Back 570

Yehudi Menuhin (happened on the bob hope show when he was a guest, continued on after that show)

Front 571

The Silver State

Back 571

Nevada

Front 572

The Garden State

Back 572

New Jersey

Front 573

Who sings Light My Fire

Back 573

The Doors

Front 574

You've Lost That Loving' Feeling

Back 574

The Righteous Brothers

Front 575

2nd wife of Henry VIII Bore QE 1

Back 575

Anne Boleyn, accused of adultery, lost her head

Front 576

"Paris of the North"

Back 576

Copenhagen

Front 577

Who sings "Crying"

Back 577

Roy Orbison

Front 578

Baltimore paper

Back 578

the Sun

Front 579

Milwaukee paper

Back 579

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Front 580

The "sage of baltimore"

Back 580

HL mencken

Front 581

Who gave the scopes trial the "monkey" trial nickname

Back 581

HL Mencken

Front 582

how wrote "the american language" and "happy days" (his memoir

Back 582

HL Mencken

Front 583

Fresno paper

Back 583

The Fresno Bee

Front 584

German Painter & engraver 15th-16th c @ beginning of reformation. Notable woodcuts and many religious subjects

Back 584

Albrecht Durer

Front 585

His well-known works include the Knight, Death, and the Devil (1513), Saint Jerome in his Study (1514) and Melencolia I (1514), he was known for woodcuts & engravings

Back 585

Albrecht Durer

Front 586

Roman Goddess of agriculture

Back 586

Ceres

Front 587

Greek counterpart of Roman Goddess Ceres

Back 587

Demeter

Front 588

Who Sings "Love and Happiness"

Back 588

Al Green

Front 589

Who directed the film "La Strada"

Back 589

Federico Fellini (20th century Italian director and screenwriter)

Front 590

This Amendment ensures gender cannot be used as a voting criteria

Back 590

19th

Front 591

19th Amendment

Back 591

gender cannot be used as a voting criteria

Front 592

Film director John Woo's home city

Back 592

Hong Kong

Front 593

mother of persephone

Back 593

Demeter

Front 594

Goddess -queen of underworld - who is obliged to spend half the year in the underworld

Back 594

Persephone

Front 595

2 Chicago Papers

Back 595

tribune & Sun-times

Front 596

Salt Lake City Paper

Back 596

The Salt Lake tribune

Front 597

The prince of tides book & screenplay author

Back 597

pat conroy

Front 598

Two books by Pat Conroy that were made into oscar nominated films

Back 598

Prince of tides & the great santini

Front 599

San Diego paper

Back 599

Union Tribune

Front 600

Charlotte PaPER

Back 600

The Charlotte Observer

Front 601

Seattle Papers (2)

Back 601

the Seattle Times & the Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Front 602

Play about Inez choosing hell face to face

Back 602

No exit

Front 603

US Standard lock type started 1965

Back 603

yale

Front 604

Who sings Sunshine of Your Love

Back 604

Cream

Front 605

Who sings Dead or Alive

Back 605

Bon Jovi

Front 606

Who sings Rollover Beethoven

Back 606

Chuck Berry

Front 607

Who sings walk on By

Back 607

Dionne Warwick

Front 608

Who wrote "Knowledge is Power"

Back 608

Sir Francis Bacon (1561-1626 English philosopher, statesman, scientist, lawyer, jurist, author and pioneer of the scientific method)

Front 609

Amendment ensured no tax could be charged to vote for any federal office 1964

Back 609

24

Front 610

24th amendment

Back 610

no tax charged to vote for any federal office

Front 611

City formerly known as Petrograd (start of WWI to 1924) then Leningrad (1924 to fall of communism)

Back 611

St. Petersburg

Front 612

Source of "Eat, Drink, and be merry for tomorrow we die"

Back 612

Bible, Ecclesiastes & Isaiah

Front 613

Existentialist author of "No Exit" play

Back 613

Jean Paul Sartre

Front 614

13th letter of the Greek Alphabet

Back 614

Nu

Front 615

Broadway play - comedy about extravagant & incompetent king. His first wife queen marguerite trys to convince him he only has 90 minutes left to live (starred geoffrey rush & susan sarandon)

Back 615

Exit the King

Front 616

Romanian/French playwright of the theater of the absurd who wrote Exit the King

Back 616

Eugene Ionesco

Front 617

"absurd" writer whose works include: The Lesson (1951), The Chairs (1952), and Rhinoceros (1959).

Back 617

Eugene Ionesco

Front 618

18th-19th c German Composer Fifth Symphony & Ninth Symphony ("choral")

Back 618

Ludwig van Beethoven

Front 619

Greek and Roman God fo the west wind considered the most pleasant of the winds

Back 619

Zephyr

Front 620

Happily found time to finish "trout" quintet

Back 620

Franz Schubert

Front 621

Austrian Composer with a famous "unfinished symphony" - eighth

Back 621

Franz Schubert

Front 622

18th-19th c prolific austrian composer from early romantic period.

Back 622

Franz Schubert

Front 623

Hideous female monsters who relentlessly pursued evildoers

Back 623

Furies

Front 624

"The love of money is the root of all evil" who said

Back 624

Paul in First Epistle of Paul to Timothy (new testament)

Front 625

Venezuelan Lake

Back 625

Lake Maracaibo

Front 626

Rutherford discovered this particle in 1919

Back 626

Proton

Front 627

17th Century French author known for his Fables in which he pokes fun at the human condition

Back 627

Jean de La Fontaine

Front 628

Twins in Gone with the wind

Back 628

Tarleton twins

Front 629

Year Gone with the wind won best picture/actress/supporting actress/screenplay/director/cinematography etc.

Back 629

1940

Front 630

Father of PAN

Back 630

Hermes/Mercury (or zeus or odysseus)

Front 631

Type of being Pan is most like

Back 631

satyr

Front 632

He is on the $20 bill

Back 632

Andrew Jackson

Front 633

He is on $1 bill

Back 633

Washington

Front 634

He is on $5 bill

Back 634

Lincoln

Front 635

He is on $2 bill

Back 635

Jefferson

Front 636

He is on $10 bill

Back 636

Alexander Hamilton

Front 637

he is on $50 bill

Back 637

Grant

Front 638

He is on $100 bill

Back 638

Ben Franklin

Front 639

he is on the $100,000 bill

Back 639

Woodrow Wilson

Front 640

Treasury secretary under lincoln (and 6th Chief Justice of supreme court) on $10,000 bill

Back 640

Salmon P Chase

Front 641

"free Soil" party senator from Ohio 1849-1855

Back 641

Salmon P Chase

Front 642

Bill with Salmon P Chase that was printed 1928-1946

Back 642

$10,000

Front 643

Chief Justice who presided over impeachment of Andrew Johnson trial, and admitted John Rock - first african american attorney to argue a case in front of the supreme court

Back 643

Salmon P Chase

Front 644

he is on $5000 bill

Back 644

James Madison

Front 645

Largest denomination of bill that was only printed December 18, 1934 through January 9, 1935 and not released to circulation

Back 645

$100, 000

Front 646

Current denominations of paper money

Back 646

1, 2, 5, 10 ,20, 50 , 100

Front 647

president on the $1000 bill

Back 647

Grover Cleveland

Front 648

Mckinley is on this large denomination bill

Back 648

$500

Front 649

Alexander hamilton is on what bill

Back 649

$10

Front 650

Grover Cleveland is on this large denomination bill

Back 650

$1000

Front 651

Salmon P Chase was on this large bill

Back 651

$10,000

Front 652

James Madison was on this large bill

Back 652

$5,000

Front 653

Woodrow wilson was on this large bill

Back 653

$100,000

Front 654

New Orleans Paper

Back 654

Times-Picayune

Front 655

President that was a leader of Bourbon Democrats (conservative democrats)

Back 655

Grover Cleveland

Front 656

1876-1904 democrats who represented business interests, fought corrupt city bosses including Boss Tweed

Back 656

Bourbon Democrats

Front 657

early biographer of george washington who told story of washington cutting down cherry tree

Back 657

Mason Weems

Front 658

Mason ("Parson") weems most famous work is about the life of this president

Back 658

Washington

Front 659

King Arthur kinsman and enemy who causes his downfall

Back 659

Mordred/Modred (some consider his illegitimate son, some nephew)

Front 660

Mother of Titans & the cyclops

Back 660

Gaia (greek)

Front 661

Cormac McCarthy title from yeats poem

Back 661

No country for old men

Front 662

Cormac McCarthy book that became a best picture winner
with Javier Bardem, Tommy Lee Jones & Josh Brolin

Back 662

No country for old men

Front 663

Greek Hero in the trojan war that conceived of the Trojan Horse

Back 663

Odysseus

Front 664

Haitian American Graffiti Artist

Back 664

Jean-Michel Basquiat

Front 665

Indianapolis Newspaper

Back 665

Indianapolis star

Front 666

great exhibition hall built in London in mid 19th c one of the first prefabricated buildings and w/large expanses of glass wall

Back 666

Crystal Palace

Front 667

king nicknamed "beauclerc" & "lion of justice" 1100-1135

Back 667

Henry I

Front 668

Number of Henry that succeeded his brother William II to the throne in 1100

Back 668

Henry the first aka (beauclerc & Lion of Justice)

Front 669

Long epic poem by Ovid w/numerous classical mythology stories. Many deal with miraculous transformations

Back 669

Metamorphoses (Ovid was Roman 43bc-ad17or 18)

Front 670

Composer of Così fan tutte (1790)

Back 670

mozart (late 18th century Salzburg Austria was Holy Roman Empire @ that time; Classical style)

Front 671

Principal composers of Baroque period

Back 671

JS Bach, George Frederick Handel

Front 672

Order of musical styles

Back 672

Baroque (Bach), Classical (Mozart & Beethoven), Romantic (Beethoven)

Front 673

Crusading Irish Journalist Veronica

Back 673

Veronica Guerin (late 20th century murdered by drug lords)

Front 674

14th President 1853-1857 democratic with VP william R King ( the VP died in office)

Back 674

Franklin Pierce

Front 675

The hill near Jerusalem where Jesus was crucified Latin for "place of the skull" & its ancient name

Back 675

calvary aka golgotha

Front 676

Ft Worth Paper

Back 676

Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Front 677

St. Louis Paper

Back 677

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Front 678

He interpreted the handwriting on the wall that the king & his kingdom would fall

Back 678

Daniel

Front 679

King that is killed by persians shortly after Daniel interprets the handwriting on the wall (written by a supernatural hand))

Back 679

Belshazzar

Front 680

Armenia Capital

Back 680

Yerevan

Front 681

Oklahoma paper

Back 681

The oklahoman

Front 682

Asmara is capital of

Back 682

Eritrea

Front 683

Tarawa Atoll is capital of

Back 683

Kiribati

Front 684

Japanese warrior ritual of suicide

Back 684

hara kiri (har-i-keer-ee)

Front 685

Libyan currency

Back 685

dinar

Front 686

Island nation of Kiribati was originally named this after the Britsh Captain who sighted them in 1788

Back 686

Gilbert Islands

Front 687

Porto Novo is capital of

Back 687

Benin

Front 688

Cincinnati Paper

Back 688

The Cincinati Enquirer

Front 689

Buffalo Paper

Back 689

buffalo News

Front 690

Thimphu is capital of

Back 690

Bhutan

Front 691

Democratic Replublic of the Congo capital

Back 691

Kinshasa

Front 692

Portugal Dictator served as PM from 1932-1968

Back 692

Antonio de Salazar

Front 693

Amer Officer William PRescott at the Battle of Bunker Hill is famous for this quote

Back 693

Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes

Front 694

in 1940 Life magazine called him "the greatest Portuguese since Prince Henry the Navigator"

Back 694

Antonio de Salazar

Front 695

He founded & led Estado Novo (New state) that controlled Portugal 1932-74

Back 695

Antonio de Salazar

Front 696

Battle with quote: "don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes"

Back 696

Battle of Bunker Hill

Front 697

Roman Name for the Titan who was the father of zeus

Back 697

Saturn

Front 698

Roman name for Zeus

Back 698

Jupiter

Front 699

Greek name for Saturn

Back 699

Cronus

Front 700

Roman counterpart for Cronus

Back 700

Saturn

Front 701

Zodiac sign March 21-april 20

Back 701

Aries

Front 702

Jacob and Esau's mother

Back 702

Rebecca

Front 703

12th president 1849-1850 Whig with Millard Fillmore VP

Back 703

Zachary Taylor

Front 704

Sacramento paper

Back 704

The Sacramento Bee

Front 705

Tampa Paper

Back 705

Tampa Tribune

Front 706

17th Century French mathmetician scientist, and religious thinker whose religious thoughts are collected in Pensées (thouhts)

Back 706

Blaise Pascal (mathematician, physicist, inventor, writer and Catholic philosopher)

Front 707

1st solo hit "Mother and Child Reunion"

Back 707

Paul Simon

Front 708

What is in a lock

Back 708

Tumblers and cylinders

Front 709

Ballet composer of "Fancy Free"

Back 709

Leonard Bernstein (20th century american conductor, composer, author, music lecturer, & pianist)

Front 710

1740 Book, "Pamela: Or ????? Rewarded" written by Samuel Richardson

Back 710

Virtue

Front 711

She is currently on current $1 "golden dollar" coin

Back 711

Sacagawea

Front 712

he is on the dime

Back 712

FDR

Front 713

he is on the nickel

Back 713

Jefferson

Front 714

Toledo paper

Back 714

The Blade

Front 715

story of two friends. one set to be excuted. other stayed in his place while he went home to get affairs in order. King impressed by their friendship.

Back 715

Damon & Pythias

Front 716

Story of king tired of a nobleman's flattery sat him at a banquet under a sword hung by a single hair

Back 716

sword of damocles

Front 717

US Poet indicted for treason for fascist propaganda in wwii

Back 717

Ezra Pound

Front 718

"traitorous" poet that wrote "the cantos" or "the pisan cantos"

Back 718

Ezra Pound

Front 719

21st President - Republican 1881-1885 no vp

Back 719

Chester Arthur (no vp b/c of assassination of garfield)

Front 720

1883 act that stipulated government jobs should be awarded based on merit

Back 720

Pendleton Civil Service Reform Act aka Pendleton Act

Front 721

King Arthur's Nephew - Brash warrior, loyal to king, consummate ladies man, defender of poor

Back 721

Sir Gawain

Front 722

Sir Gawain appears in a story with this color Knight

Back 722

Green

Front 723

Star of Chico & the Man

Back 723

Freddie Prinze

Front 724

the division between sunni & shi'ite

Back 724

dispute over muhammad's successor. sunni's thought should be by election/consensus/majority.
Shi'ite thought should be from family

Front 725

First section of "the Divine Comedy" by Dante

Back 725

Inferno

Front 726

epic poet with last name alighieri

Back 726

Dante

Front 727

Epic Poem in 3 parts (canticas) Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso

Back 727

Divine Comedy

Front 728

Author of Divine Comedy

Back 728

Dante

Front 729

men's fraternal organization that claim descent from the builders of the temple of Jerusalem

Back 729

Freemasons

Front 730

President assassinated by Charles J Guiteau

Back 730

James Garfield

Front 731

Made the first solo round the world flight in 1933 improving on his previous time record for around the world with navigator Harold Gatty

Back 731

Wiley Post

Front 732

Will Rogers died in a plane crash with this pilot

Back 732

Wiley Post

Front 733

Mountain upon which Noah's ARk came to rest

Back 733

Mt Ararat

Front 734

what amelia earhart was trying to do when she disappeared in 1937

Back 734

fly around the world

Front 735

reached the South Pole 1st & 2nd

Back 735

1st - Roald Amundsen, 2nd Robert Scott

Front 736

First person undisputedly reach both north & south poles

Back 736

Roald Amundsen

Front 737

British explorer Robert F Scott was the second to arrive here

Back 737

South Pole

Front 738

US Frederick Cook & Brit Robert Peary claim to be the first here in 1908 & 1909 respectively

Back 738

North Pole

Front 739

Musicals, Funny Girl and Funny Lady are based on her life

Back 739

Fannie Brice

Front 740

1960 Summer Olympics location

Back 740

Rome

Front 741

She headlined Ziegfield Follies in 1910-1911 and was played by Barbara Streisand

Back 741

Fannie Brice

Front 742

A change is gonna come singer

Back 742

Sam cooke

Front 743

Priest in Troy during Trojan war "I am wary of greeks even when they are bringing gifts" - he & his 2 sons are killed by two enormous snakes sent by poseidon or athena

Back 743

Laocoon

Front 744

Irish poet (and playwright) of Leda and the Swan (about zeus as a swan seducing Leda)

Back 744

W.B. Yeats

Front 745

Little Rock Paper

Back 745

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Front 746

San Antonio paper

Back 746

San Antonio Express News

Front 747

Columbus Paper

Back 747

The Columbus Dispatch

Front 748

Hannukkah celebrates Jewish vicotry over who in 2nd century bc

Back 748

Syrians

Front 749

Qatar capital

Back 749

Doha

Front 750

Bhagavad Gita & the vedas are sacred writings of this religion

Back 750

Hinduism

Front 751

Composer of The Barber of Seville

Back 751

Gioacchino Rossini - about Figaro

Front 752

Fairy tale character poisoned by a poisoned apple

Back 752

Snow White

Front 753

15th President 1857-1861 democrat with John C Breckenridge VP

Back 753

James Buchanan

Front 754

Boston Papers (2)

Back 754

Globe & Herald

Front 755

Arizona paper

Back 755

The Arizona Republic

Front 756

Orlando paper

Back 756

The Orlando Sentinel

Front 757

Tree in Garden of Eden

Back 757

Tree of Knowledge of good and evil

Front 758

who discovered jamaica

Back 758

christopher columbus

Front 759

"De Mian" is a bildungsroman by this german novelist & poet

Back 759

herman hesse

Front 760

German-swiss poet/author won nobel prize in literature in 1946 best known works include: Steppenwolf,Siddhartha the glass bead game

Back 760

Herman hesse

Front 761

San Jose Newspaper

Back 761

San Jose Mercury News

Front 762

Tulsa paper

Back 762

Tulsa World

Front 763

Who created detective Philip Marlowe

Back 763

Raymond Chandler

Front 764

Fictional detective in "the big sleep" & "the long goodbye" by raymond chandler

Back 764

Philip Marlowe

Front 765

22nd president 1885-1889 Democratic - vp was thomas a Hendricks (who died)

Back 765

Grover Cleveland

Front 766

22nd & 24th President

Back 766

Grover Cleveland

Front 767

P.M sirimavo Bandaranaike (1960)

Back 767

Sri Lanka

Front 768

Artist who popularized donkey & elephant for us political parties

Back 768

Thomas Nast

Front 769

German-born american artist and caricaturist credited with modern version of santa claus & uncle sam

Back 769

Thomas Nast

Front 770

editorial cartoonist considered "father of the american cartoon"

Back 770

Thomas Nast

Front 771

Stadium billed as the Eighth wonder of the world

Back 771

Astrodome

Front 772

What is Butterfield 8

Back 772

Telephone Exchange 288 - service to ritzy Manhattan Upper East Side

Front 773

God made covenant w/him priomising to give his family the land of canaan

Back 773

abraham

Front 774

Port Said is on what canal

Back 774

Suez Canal

Front 775

world's widest river

Back 775

amazon

Front 776

Angel in Jewish, Christian and muslim belief as a messenger from god including appearing to Mary

Back 776

Gabriel

Front 777

conquest, War, Famine & Plague are who?

Back 777

4 Horsemen of the Apocolypse

Front 778

4 Horsemen of the Apocolypse have what color horses

Back 778

White-Conquest, Red - War, Famine - Black, Plague - Pale

Front 779

elvis presley middle name

Back 779

aaron

Front 780

Former british possession on chinese mainland

Back 780

hong kong

Front 781

New York City political organization run by boss tweed

Back 781

Tammany Hall or Society of St. Tammany or Sons of St Tammany

Front 782

Tammany hall was weakened by the election of this mayor on a republican fusion ticket in 1934

Back 782

Fiorello La Guardia

Front 783

Bible book containing the four horsemen of the apocalypse

Back 783

Revelation

Front 784

Calf killed for the return of the prodigal son

Back 784

the fatted calf

Front 785

the greatest virtue according to Paul

Back 785

Charity

Front 786

The three great virtues for Christians in the new testament

Back 786

faith, hope & charity

Front 787

1st racehorse to win $1,000,000 (late 40s/early 50s)

Back 787

Citation

Front 788

what erupts every hour at yellowstone

Back 788

old faithful

Front 789

america's first national park

Back 789

Yellowstone

Front 790

National park in wyoming, montana & idaho

Back 790

Yellowstone

Front 791

What did archimedes say when discovering principal of bouyancy

Back 791

eureka!

Front 792

200s BC Greek physicist, mathematician, engineer, inventor (from syracuse)

Back 792

Archimedes

Front 793

Greek with a screw named after him - and who had to determine if silver was used in a gold crown

Back 793

Archimedes

Front 794

Old testament book containing reflections of "the PReacher" philosopher

Back 794

ecclesiastes

Front 795

Ecclesiastes means this in hebrew

Back 795

Preacher

Front 796

author of this book of bible introduces himself as "Son of david, king of jerusalem"

Back 796

Ecclesiastes

Front 797

book of the bible with quotes: "the sun also rises" , "nothing new under the sun", "he who increaseth knowledge, increaseth sorrow"

Back 797

Ecclesiastes

Front 798

It is believed King Solomon might be the author of this book of the bible

Back 798

ecclesiastes

Front 799

What is the Golden Rule

Back 799

do unto others as you would have them do unto you

Front 800

a follower of jesus - adhered to his teaching and transmitted it to others

Back 800

disciple (the 12 closest are the apostles)

Front 801

Collection of writings containing nearly all of the old testatment found in a cave in 1940s

Back 801

Dead sea scrolls

Front 802

Who played lois lane in 1978 super man movie?

Back 802

Margot kidder

Front 803

According to the Gospels, Jesus is descended from this king

Back 803

David

Front 804

Country bounded in part by indian ocean, coral sea & tasman sea

Back 804

australia

Front 805

Successor to King Saul

Back 805

David

Front 806

First king of the united kingdom of Israel

Back 806

Saul

Front 807

Main account of King Saul's life is in this book of the bible

Back 807

Book of Samuel

Front 808

Bible king who fell on his sword to avoid capture by PHilistines. His son-in-law David succeeded him

Back 808

King Saul

Front 809

King Saul comes from this tribe from the youngest son of Jacob by Rachael

Back 809

Benjamin

Front 810

Bible man renamed "israel" by an angel

Back 810

Jacob

Front 811

Bible king famed as a harpist

Back 811

David

Front 812

Goliath was a giant warrior of these peopLE

Back 812

Philistines

Front 813

city on crete aka labyrinth excavated by Sir Arthur Evans

Back 813

Knossos

Front 814

town that was probably the ceremonial and political center of the Minoan society

Back 814

Knossos/Labyrinth

Front 815

He was thrown in a lions' den but emerged unharmed the next day

Back 815

Daniel

Front 816

Sun God of Ancient Egypt

Back 816

Ra

Front 817

What the Roman SOldiers put on the head of Jesus before the crucifixion

Back 817

Crown of thorns

Front 818

Egyption god of the afterlife/underworld/dead

Back 818

Osiris

Front 819

Egyptian god oldest son of Earth God Geb & Sky God Nut married his sister Isis

Back 819

Osiris

Front 820

Egyptian Goddess depicted with throne on her head married her brother Osiris

Back 820

Isis

Front 821

Egyptian god of earth

Back 821

Geb

Front 822

Egyptian god of sky

Back 822

Nut

Front 823

Isis is oft considered the mother of this hawk-headed god of war and protection

Back 823

Horace

Front 824

Other son of Geb & Nut who married twin Nepthys and conflicted with Osiris, isis & Horace

Back 824

Set

Front 825

Egyptian god whose depiction is part "typhonic" beast

Back 825

Set

Front 826

In the bible an agreement between God and his people

Back 826

Covenant

Front 827

The Four Gospels in the BIble

Back 827

Matthew, Mark, Luke & John

Front 828

Teachings of Jesus - From latin for "blessed" including: blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth"

Back 828

Beatitudes

Front 829

Set of teachings of Jesus that appear in Matthew & Luke

Back 829

Beatitudes

Front 830

Sermon on the Mount containing 8 beatitudes appears in this book of the bible

Back 830

Matthew

Front 831

who wrote "the dragons of eden" & "broca's Brain"

Back 831

carl sagan

Front 832

American astronomer/writer who one pulitzer prize for literature in 1978 (book written in 1977)

Back 832

Carl Sagan

Front 833

American astronomer known for his television series Cosmos

Back 833

Carl Sagan

Front 834

Carl Sagan wrote this novel that became a Hugo Award winning film starring Jodie Foster

Back 834

Contact

Front 835

He led the 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott. & helped found the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in 1957

Back 835

MLK, Jr

Front 836

Year MLK delivered his I have a dream speech at the March on Washington

Back 836

1963

Front 837

Year & Place MLK was assassinated

Back 837

1968, Memphis, TN at the Lorraine Motel

Front 838

Who Assassinated MLK, Jr

Back 838

James Earl Ray

Front 839

He was known for the concepts of perestroika & glasnost

Back 839

Mikhail Gorbachev

Front 840

Russian word for economic/political restructuring

Back 840

perestroika

Front 841

russian word for openness

Back 841

glasnost

Front 842

Attempt to overthrow Gorbachev in 1991 aka with this "monthly" name

Back 842

August Putsch or August Coup

Front 843

First president of the Russian Federataion 1991-1999

Back 843

Boris Yeltsin

Front 844

Second president of the Russian Federation (after yeltsin) and current prime minister

Back 844

Vladimir Putin

Front 845

His attempt to seek a third non-consecutive term as president is believed to have caused the 2011 Russian election protests

Back 845

Vladimir Putin

Front 846

West Bank is "west bank" of what river

Back 846

Jordan River

Front 847

Country previously known as the "united arab republic"

Back 847

egypt

Front 848

War in 1967 where Israel gained control of West Bank, Sinai Peninsula, Gaza Strip & East Jerusalem

Back 848

Six Day War

Front 849

Aka Third Arab-Israeli War

Back 849

Six Day War

Front 850

Burmese diplomat who was the third UN Secretary General after Hammarskjold died

Back 850

U Thant

Front 851

Third UN Secretary General serving 1961-1971

Back 851

U Thant (from Burma)

Front 852

Former Capital of Burma (myanmar) that is still the largest city . Where crisis occurred over burial of U Thant

Back 852

Rangoon

Front 853

This country has a "built to order" capital - Nai Pyi Taw that replaced Rangoon/Yangon as the capital

Back 853

Burma/myanmar

Front 854

Honiara is the capital of the now-independent country where JFK shipwrecked

Back 854

Solomon Islands

Front 855

JFK's Boat

Back 855

PT-109

Front 856

Battle in the solomon islands that was codenamed "Operation Watchtower" by the allied forces whose victory helped changed from defensive to strategic postition for the Allies

Back 856

Battle of Guadalcanal

Front 857

War with Battle of Guadalcanal

Back 857

WWII

Front 858

African American author/essayist known for Essay "notes of a native son" and 1st book "go tell it on a mountain"

Back 858

James Baldwin

Front 859

Novel by Richard Wright telling the storry of 20 year old african american Bigger Thomas growing up in poverty in Chicago

Back 859

Native Son

Front 860

Playwright's last play was "finishing the picture" the story of the making of "the misfits"

Back 860

Arthur Miller

Front 861

1961 Movie that was the last film appearance for Clark Gable & Marilyn Monroe,where screenplay was written by Arthur Miller

Back 861

The Misfits

Front 862

Death of Salesman playwright

Back 862

Arthur Miller

Front 863

The Crucible playwright

Back 863

Arthur Miller

Front 864

A View from the Bridge playwright

Back 864

Arthur Miller

Front 865

Daniel Day Lewis is the son in law of this American playwright

Back 865

Arthur Miller

Front 866

3 wives of this american playwright are: Mary Slattery, Marilyn Monroe, Inge Morath

Back 866

Arthur Miller

Front 867

Arthur Miller married this famous actress

Back 867

Marilyn Monroe

Front 868

Play about the Salem Witch Trials by Arthur Miller

Back 868

The Crucible

Front 869

Playwright interviewed by the house of reps committee on Un-american Activities and convicted of "contempt of congress" in 1956

Back 869

Arthur Miller

Front 870

Arthur MIller play that won 1949 Pulitzer prize for Drama & Tony award for best play

Back 870

Death of a Salesman

Front 871

The "salesman" in Death of a Salesman

Back 871

Willy Loman

Front 872

Arthur miller play about Eddie Carbone, an italian american longshoreman with inappropriate feelings toward his niece Catherine

Back 872

A View from the Bridge (the bridge is the Brooklyn Bridge)

Front 873

"sweet" appalachian folk instrument

Back 873

Dolcemer

Front 874

Blind Propeht who revealed the truth of Oedipus

Back 874

Tiresias

Front 875

The blind prophet of Thebes in Greek Mythology famous for clairvoyance & being transformed to a women for 7 years

Back 875

Tiresias

Front 876

Roman Goddes of the Hearth and home (cities were supposed to have a public hearth w/fire constantly burning dedicated to her)

Back 876

Vesta

Front 877

Greek Goddes of the Earth who gave birth to sky, mountains & the sea

Back 877

Gaea or Gaia

Front 878

Source of "nothing will come of nothing" -

Back 878

King Lear in Shakespeare's King Lear - telling daughter Cordelia that she will not get anything from him if she does not make elaborate speeches regarding love for him.

Front 879

Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown - source

Back 879

King Henry IV Part Two -by shakespeare

Front 880

Goneril, Regan & Cordelia are his daughters

Back 880

King Lear

Front 881

Duke of Albany, husband to Goneril[4]
Duke of Cornwall, husband to Regan
Earl of Gloucester (sometimes written as Gloster)
Earl of Kent,
are characters in this Shakespeare play

Back 881

King Lear

Front 882

Source of "pride goeth before the fall"

Back 882

adapted from sayings in Proverbs

Front 883

A little Night Music Composer (for orchestra)

Back 883

Mozart

Front 884

German-born 20th c architect was a founder of Bauhaus school & functionalism

Back 884

Walter Gropius

Front 885

Walter Gropius found this school of architecture

Back 885

Bauhaus

Front 886

Roman god of doors and gatewys and beginnings. January is named for him/her

Back 886

Janus

Front 887

the proof of the pudding is in the eating - source book

Back 887

Don quixote by cervantes

Front 888

British king 1901-10 first of the house Saxo-Coburg and Gotha - which his son George V renamed House of Windsor

Back 888

Edward VII

Front 889

Son of Queen Victoria who held the title of Prince of Wales the longest

Back 889

Edward VII

Front 890

King popularly called the "peacemaker" for good relations with European countries, but still could not prevent WWI (in 1914 4 years after his death)

Back 890

Edward VII

Front 891

Number of King George 1910-36

Back 891

George V

Front 892

Son of King George V that succeeded him

Back 892

Edward VIII

Front 893

One of the shortest reigns of King at 326 days - abdicated throne to marry Wallis Simpson - American divorcee

Back 893

Edward VIII

Front 894

Prince Albert Became this king upon abdication by his brother Edward VIII

Back 894

George VI

Front 895

Number of Labors of Hercules

Back 895

12

Front 896

George Santayana (spanish born amer. author) 19th-20th C said "those who cannot remember the past are --- --- --- --

Back 896

Condemned to repeat it

Front 897

We have me the enemy and they are us - referred to this in comic strip "pogo"

Back 897

the turmoil caused by Vietnam War - adaptation of Oliver Perry saying - "we have met the enemy and they are ours" after naval battle

Front 898

tragedy by sophocles where title character is punished for burying her brother

Back 898

Antigone

Front 899

Author who introduced the GLass family in 1948 short story - " a perfect day for bananafish"

Back 899

j. d. salinger

Front 900

Fictional family of characters in several short stories by J. D. Salinger

Back 900

Glass Family

Front 901

Operation Barbarossa - was the code name of Nazis invading this country

Back 901

Russia

Front 902

Baroque composer who worked for Frederick the Great

Back 902

Bach

Front 903

"The Musical Offering" is a collection of canons and fugues and other pieces by this composer dedicated to Frederick the Great -

Back 903

Bach

Front 904

Book where the title character Emma, is dissatisfied w/her marriage and seeks happiness in adultery. finally commits suicide.

Back 904

Madame Bovary

Front 905

French Author of Madame Bovary(1857)

Back 905

Gustave Flaubert

Front 906

According to Roman poet, who spent half life as man & half as woman and blinded by Juno

Back 906

Tiresias

Front 907

Automotive Flop named for only child of Henry FOrd

Back 907

Edsel

Front 908

Book where the title character Emma, is dissatisfied w/her marriage and seeks happiness in adultery. finally commits suicide.

Back 908

Madame Bovary

Front 909

What to the French Call La Manche

Back 909

English Channel

Front 910

French Author of Madame Bovary(1857)

Back 910

Gustave Flaubert

Front 911

Book where the title character Emma, is dissatisfied w/her marriage and seeks happiness in adultery. finally commits suicide.

Back 911

Madame Bovary

Front 912

According to Roman poet, who spent half life as man & half as woman and blinded by Juno

Back 912

Tiresias

Front 913

Automotive Flop named for only child of Henry FOrd

Back 913

Edsel

Front 914

French Author of Madame Bovary(1857)

Back 914

Gustave Flaubert

Front 915

What to the French Call La Manche

Back 915

English Channel

Front 916

Book where the title character Emma, is dissatisfied w/her marriage and seeks happiness in adultery. finally commits suicide.

Back 916

Madame Bovary

Front 917

According to Roman poet, who spent half life as man & half as woman and blinded by Juno

Back 917

Tiresias

Front 918

Book where the title character Emma, is dissatisfied w/her marriage and seeks happiness in adultery. finally commits suicide.

Back 918

Madame Bovary

Front 919

French Author of Madame Bovary(1857)

Back 919

Gustave Flaubert

Front 920

Automotive Flop named for only child of Henry FOrd

Back 920

Edsel

Front 921

French Author of Madame Bovary(1857)

Back 921

Gustave Flaubert

Front 922

According to Roman poet, who spent half life as man & half as woman and blinded by Juno

Back 922

Tiresias

Front 923

What to the French Call La Manche

Back 923

English Channel

Front 924

According to Roman poet, who spent half life as man & half as woman and blinded by Juno

Back 924

Tiresias

Front 925

Automotive Flop named for only child of Henry FOrd

Back 925

Edsel

Front 926

Automotive Flop named for only child of Henry FOrd

Back 926

Edsel

Front 927

What to the French Call La Manche

Back 927

English Channel

Front 928

What to the French Call La Manche

Back 928

English Channel

Front 929

4th president that was on the $5,000 bill

Back 929

Madison

Front 930

Joseph & benjamin's mother

Back 930

Rachel

Front 931

Another name for Satan from Milton's Paradise Lost - starts & ends in "B"

Back 931

Beelzebub

Front 932

17th c english poet of Paradise Lost

Back 932

John Milton

Front 933

Epic poem recounting the Fall of Man - The temptation of Adam & Eve by Satan

Back 933

Paradise Lost

Front 934

Milton's purpose in writing this was to "justify the ways of God to men"

Back 934

Paradise Lost

Front 935

Milton poem that deals with the temptation of Christ as recounted in Gospel of Luke

Back 935

Paradise Regained

Front 936

the story of jesus when he fasted for 40 days after baptism and was tempted by Satan - which he declined. Told in Matthew, Mark & Luke

Back 936

Temptation of Christ

Front 937

who got a "coat of many colors" and from whom?

Back 937

Joseph got the coat from Jacob

Front 938

President 22 & 24 was on the $1,000 bill

Back 938

Grover Cleveland

Front 939

What country's currency is the bolivar

Back 939

Venezuela

Front 940

Venezeulan millitary & political leader who witnessed the coronation of Napolean at Notre Dame while in Paris

Back 940

Simon Bolivar

Front 941

Venezuelan military & political leader who led fight for independence for Colombia (aka New Granada), and the areas of venezuela, peru..etc

Back 941

Simon Bolivar

Front 942

UNESCO headquarters building is in what city

Back 942

Paris

Front 943

Son Cursed by Noah for not turning away when NOah was drunk & naked

Back 943

Ham

Front 944

Austin Paper

Back 944

Austin American- Statesman

Front 945

Portland, OR paper

Back 945

The Oregonian

Front 946

rum + coconut milk +pineapple

Back 946

Pina colada

Front 947

COuntry with the most Dams

Back 947

The US

Front 948

Dam in Washington that is the largest electric power producing facility in the US

Back 948

Grand Coulee dam

Front 949

State & River of Grand Coulee Dam

Back 949

Washington Columbia River

Front 950

State(S) & River of the Hoover Dam

Back 950

Border of Arizona & Nevada - Colorado river

Front 951

Dam once known as Boulder Dam

Back 951

Hoover Dam

Front 952

Lake on one side of Hoover Dam

Back 952

Lake Mead

Front 953

Boulder City, NV is a municipality original created for workers on this construction project

Back 953

Hoover Dam construction

Front 954

what is a cherub (plural cherubum)

Back 954

Angel

Front 955

Who did the burning bush appear to?>

Back 955

Moses

Front 956

Where did burning bush appear?

Back 956

Mt. Sinai

Front 957

Book of Bible with story of Moses

Back 957

Exodus

Front 958

Original use of Leaning Tower of Pisa

Back 958

Bell Tower

Front 959

Pittsburgh Paper

Back 959

Pittsburgh post-Gazette

Front 960

AL Capone's nickname

Back 960

Scarface

Front 961

Brooklyn born gangster - moved to Chicago and had many prohibition-era Bootlegging & smuggling activities

Back 961

Al 'scarface" Capone

Front 962

Chicago Gangster involved in St Valentine's Day Massacre when 7 rival gang members (of Bugs Moran)were executed

Back 962

Al 'scarface' Capone

Front 963

Al "scarface" Capone spent 1934-1939 term in prison at this newly opened prison

Back 963

Alcatraz

Front 964

Name shared by a gang in NYC in the mid 19th cent & group of fictional NYC characters subject of films from 1946-58

Back 964

Bowery Boys

Front 965

The Cisco Kid's Faithful sidekick

Back 965

Pancho

Front 966

Group of 13 federal agents led by Elliot Ness to take down Al "scarface" Capone . They were legendary for being fearless & incorruptible

Back 966

The Untouchables

Front 967

Kevin Costner, Robert DeNiro & Sean Connery star in this 1987 crime drama directed by Brian de Palma & written by David Mamet (based on a bookO)

Back 967

The Untouchables

Front 968

First tv series filmed in color - about two desperados

Back 968

The Cisco Kid

Front 969

The Cisco Kid was first introduced in a story by this gift of the maji author

Back 969

O Henry

Front 970

Their horses were named Diablo & Loco

Back 970

Cisco & Pancho

Front 971

Creator of Peter Rabbit

Back 971

Beatrix Potter

Front 972

The beginning and end of the Greek Alphabet

Back 972

Alpha & Omega

Front 973

Cy Young Award is for this position

Back 973

Pitcher

Front 974

He pitched the first perfect game in baseball's "modern era" - and holds the record for most career innings pitched and career games started

Back 974

Cy Young

Front 975

Word for someone who is not a Jew

Back 975

Gentile

Front 976

Best knwon work of 20th C French Writer and aviator chronicled early years in commerical aviation w "wind, sand and stars" Antoine de Saint-Exupery

Back 976

The little prince

Front 977

Greek God of the Wedding feast

Back 977

Hymen

Front 978

Frequently recurring bit of melody, usually in Opera associated w/person, thing or emotion - particularly associated with Richard Wagner operas

Back 978

Leitmotif

Front 979

Gene Hackman played this role in The French Connection

Back 979

Popeye Doyle (1971 film by William Friedkin, first r rated Oscar Best Picture, fictionalized account of heroin trade france to NYC Best actor Hackman, Best director, Best film editing, Best adapted screenplay)

Front 980

'Dis' is another name for him

Back 980

Hades/Pluto - Dis Pater was roman (gaulish) god of the underworld later subsumed by Hades/Pluto

Front 981

Who was replaced by Castro

Back 981

Fulgencio Batista leader of Cuba from 1940 to 1944 and from 1952 to 1959

Front 982

My Kingdom for a Horse? Shakespeare

Back 982

King Richard the Third (1591)

Front 983

Fabled Inca stone fortress in Peru

Back 983

Machu Picchu (15th century, unknown to spanish, incomplete)

Front 984

Odette is a character in what ballet

Back 984

Swan Lake (Tchaikovsky 1875-6) Bolshoi Ballet premier 1877

Front 985

20th Century American playwright known for theater of the absurd. "A Delicate Balance", "Tiny Alice", "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf", "The Zoo Story", "The Goat:or who is sylvia", "The american dream"

Back 985

Edward Albee (American playwright 1928-

Front 986

2nd longest Chinese river

Back 986

The Yellow River

Front 987

Siberian Lake - The world's deepest

Back 987

Lake Baikal

Front 988

Darwin's ship

Back 988

the beagle

Front 989

Musical containing bali Hai

Back 989

South Pacific

Front 990

washington irving character had "an insuperable aversionn to all kinds of profitable labor"

Back 990

rip van winkle

Front 991

"franny" & "zoe" stories author -

Back 991

JD Salinger

Front 992

F. Scott Fitzgerald's short stories "tales of" this - first is "my last flappers"

Back 992

The jazz age

Front 993

Alf Landon state

Back 993

Kansas

Front 994

english poet thomas hoccleve, a contemporary of this man, called him the "firste fyndere of our fair language"

Back 994

Chaucer

Front 995

Medieval English Writer often called "Father of English Literature"

Back 995

Chaucer

Front 996

what movie:
"Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn."

Back 996

Gone with the wind - Rhett Butler(clark gable) 1939

Front 997

what movie:
"I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse."

Back 997

Don Vito Corleone (Brando) in The Godfather (to Johnny fontane about Woltz) -1972

Front 998

What movie:
"You don't understand! I coulda had class. I coulda been a contender. I could've been somebody, instead of a bum, which is what I am."

Back 998

Terry Mallow (Marlon Brando) in On the Waterfront - 1954

Front 999

"Toto, I've got a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore"

Back 999

Dorothy Gale (Judy Garland) in The Wizard of Oz 1939

Front 1000

"here's looking at you, kid"

Back 1000

Rick Blaine (Humphrey Bogart) in Casablanca

Front 1001

"Go ahead, make my day"

Back 1001

Harry Callahan (Clint Eastwood) in Sudden Impact (4th in Dirty Harry series films) 1983

Front 1002

"All Right, Mr. Demille, I'm ready for my close-up"

Back 1002

Norma Desmond(Gloria Swanson) in Sunset Boulevard

Front 1003

"may the force be with you"

Back 1003

Han Solo (harrison ford) in Star Wars

Front 1004

"Fasten your seatbelts. It's going to be a bumpy night."

Back 1004

Margo Channing (Bette Davis) in All About Eve

Front 1005

"You talkin' to me?"

Back 1005

Travis Bickle (Robert De Niro) in Taxi Driver

Front 1006

Marmee is a character in this book?

Back 1006

Little Woman

Front 1007

From Latin "to Suffer" describes couples who get along

Back 1007

Compatible

Front 1008

U.S. bay that is submerged valley of the Susquehanna river

Back 1008

Chesapeake Bay

Front 1009

Fairy tale character from Charles Perrault, monstrous villain who marries seven women kills first 6 of them for disobedience for looking behind a certain door

Back 1009

Bluebeard

Front 1010

From the sublime to the ridiculous is ??? ??? ????

Back 1010

But a step (attributed to Napoleon & Talleyrand french statesman)

Front 1011

Play based on 1954 novel: mother discovers her daughter Rhoda is an amoral murderer

Back 1011

The Bad Seed

Front 1012

20th Century French architect & city planner known for buildings w/unusual curves and unconventional shapes

Back 1012

Le Corbusier

Front 1013

Broadway Muscial about northern Manhattan neighborhood of Washington Heights, score includes Latin, hip-hop & old fashioned ballads

Back 1013

In the Heights (final performance 4/3/2011, 2008 tony best musical)

Front 1014

Russian Czar 1547-84

Back 1014

Ivan the Terrible

Front 1015

Rick James song (a very kinky girl)

Back 1015

Superfreak

Front 1016

Commonwealth day in england originally on may 24 birthday of 19th century queen

Back 1016

Victoria

Front 1017

20th century british author "Sons and Lovers" "Women in Love" "Lady Chatterly's Lover"

Back 1017

D.H. Lawrence

Front 1018

20th Century American Composer and Band Leader "In The Mood", "Moonlight Serenade" band known for numbers like those

Back 1018

Glenn Miller

Front 1019

16th Century French writer known for his "Essays"

Back 1019

Michel de Montaigne, father of Modern Skepticism, Renaissance

Front 1020

Hubert Selby Jr. Brooklyn Novel

Back 1020

Last Exit to Brooklyn (1964) 20th century american writer, died 2004

Front 1021

"what we've got here is failure to communicate"

Back 1021

Captain (strother martin) Cool Hand Luke 1967

Front 1022

"I love the smell of napalm in the morning."

Back 1022

Lt. Col Bill Kilgore (robert duvall) apocalypse Now 1979

Front 1023

"Love means never having to say you're sorry"

Back 1023

Jennifer Cavilleri (ali macgraw) Love Story 1970

Front 1024

"the stuff that dreams are made of."

Back 1024

Sam Spade (humphrey bogart) The Maltese Falcon 1941

Front 1025

"E.T. phone home"

Back 1025

ET (pat welsh) E.T. the extra-terrestrial 1982

Front 1026

"they call me mister tibbs!"

Back 1026

Virgil Tibbs (sidney poitier) In the heat of the night 1967

Front 1027

"rosebud."

Back 1027

Charles Foster Kan (Orson Welles) Citizen Kane 1941

Front 1028

"Made it, Ma! Top of the World!"

Back 1028

Arthur "cody" jarrett (james cagney) White Heat 1949

Front 1029

"I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore!"

Back 1029

Howard Beale (Peter Finch) Network 1976

Front 1030

"Louis, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship."

Back 1030

Rick Blaine (Humphrey Bogart) Casablanca

Front 1031

"Bond. James Bond"

Back 1031

james Bond (sean connery) Dr. No 1962

Front 1032

"There's no place like home"

Back 1032

Dorothy Gale (judy garland) the wizard of oz 1939

Front 1033

"I am big! It's the pictures that got small."

Back 1033

Norma Desmond (Gloria Swanson) Sunset Boulevard 1950

Front 1034

"show me the money!"

Back 1034

Rod Tidwell (Cuba Gooding, Jr) Jerry Maguire 1996

Front 1035

"why don't you come up sometime and see me?"

Back 1035

Lady Lou (Mae West) She done him wrong 1933

Front 1036

"I'm walking here! I'm walking here!"

Back 1036

"ratso" Rizzo (dustin Hoffman) Midnight Cowboy 1969

Front 1037

The only X rated film ever to win Best Picture

Back 1037

Midnight Cowboy

Front 1038

"Play it, Sam. Play "as time goes by""

Back 1038

Ilsa Lund (Ingrid Bergman) Casablanca 1942

Front 1039

"You can't handle the truth!"

Back 1039

Col. Nathan R Jessep (jack nicholson) A Few Good men 1992

Front 1040

"I want to be alone"

Back 1040

Grusinskaya (greta garbo) Grand Hotel 1932

Front 1041

Who wrote "The Assistant"

Back 1041

Bernard Malamoud (20th century american jewish author) First book was The Natural

Front 1042

Author of "The Social Contract" an important influence on the french revolution

Back 1042

Jean-Jacques Rousseau (18th century Swiss born )

Front 1043

This straight connect Sea of Marmara with Aegean Sea

Back 1043

Dardanelles

Front 1044

No excessive bail or fines and no cruel or unusual punishments ammendment

Back 1044

8th amendment

Front 1045

20th century austrian author of "the Trial" and "the metamorphosis"

Back 1045

Franz Kafka (1883-1924 born in Prague jewish)

Front 1046

"After All, tomorrow is another day!"

Back 1046

Scarlett O'Hara (vivien Leigh) Gone with the wind 1939

Front 1047

"round up the usual suspects."

Back 1047

Capt Louis Renault (Claude Rains) Casablanca

Front 1048

"I'll have what she's having"

Back 1048

Customer (estelle reiner) When Harry met Sally... 1989

Front 1049

"You know how to whistle, don't you steve? You just put your lips together and blow."

Back 1049

Marie "slim" Browning (Lauren Bacall) To have and have not 1944

Front 1050

"You're gonna need a bigger boat."

Back 1050

Martin Brody (Roy Scheider) Jaws 1975

Front 1051

"badges? We ain't got no badges! We don't need no badges! I don't have to show you any stinking badges!"

Back 1051

"Gold Hat" (Alfonso Bedoya) The treasure of the sierra Madre 1948

Front 1052

"I'll be back"

Back 1052

The Terminator (arnold schwarzenegger) The Terminator 1984

Front 1053

"Today, I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth"

Back 1053

Lou Gehrig (Gary Cooper) The Pride of the Yankees 1942

Front 1054

"if you build it, he will come"

Back 1054

Shoeless Joe Jackson (ray Liotta -voice) Field of Dreams 1989

Front 1055

"Mama always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get."

Back 1055

Forrest Gump (Tom hanks) Forrest Gump 1994

Front 1056

"we rob banks."

Back 1056

Clyde barrow. (Warren Beatty) Bonnie and Clyde 1967

Front 1057

"Plastics."

Back 1057

Mr. Maguire (walter brooke) the graduate 1967

Front 1058

"we'll always have paris"

Back 1058

Rick Blaine (Humphrey Bogart) Casablanca 1942

Front 1059

"I see dead people"

Back 1059

Cole sear (haley Joel Osment) The Sixth Sense 1999

Front 1060

"Stella! Hey, Stella"

Back 1060

Stanley Kowalski (Marlon Brando) A streetcar named desire 1951

Front 1061

"oh, jerry, don't let's ask for the moon. We have the stars."

Back 1061

Charlotte Vale (bette davis) Now, Voyager 1942

Front 1062

"shane. Shane. Come back!"

Back 1062

Joey Starrett (Brandon De Wilde) shane 1953

Front 1063

"Well, Nobody's perfect."

Back 1063

Osgood Fielding III (Joe E Brown) Some Like it Hot 1959

Front 1064

"it's alive! It's alive!"

Back 1064

Henry Frankenstein (colin Clive) Frankenstein 1931

Front 1065

"Houston, we have a problem"

Back 1065

Jim Lovell (tom hanks) apollo 13 1995

Front 1066

"Boer" & Paul Kruger = what country

Back 1066

South Africa

Front 1067

North extension of Pacific Ocean between Siberia and Alaska

Back 1067

Bering Sea (connects to arctic through Bering Strait)

Front 1068

Hungarian Piano Virtuoso aka "Napoleon of the Piano"

Back 1068

Liszt (19th century)

Front 1069

First public electric supply in 1881 in this country

Back 1069

England

Front 1070

Chinua Achebe wrote what book?

Back 1070

"Things Fall Apart" (Chinua Achebe born 1930- Nigerian) 8 million copies translated into 50 languages.

Front 1071

Most prestigious international prize for mathematicians given every 4 years

Back 1071

Fields Medal

Front 1072

River runs from BC to pacific & passes between Oregon & Washington. Bonneville & Grand Coulee Dams, great salmon runs

Back 1072

Columbia river

Front 1073

Names of Space Shuttles

Back 1073

Columbia, challenger, discovery, atlantis, endeavor

Front 1074

Space Shuttle that blew up 73 seconds after take off

Back 1074

Challenger

Front 1075

Space Shuttle that blew up on reentry

Back 1075

Columbia

Front 1076

chrissie hynde is guitarist/singer in this group

Back 1076

the pretenders

Front 1077

Dave Grohl band that recorded "wasting light" in 2011

Back 1077

The Foo Fighters

Front 1078

Paul Simonon Group recorded "london Calling"

Back 1078

the clash

Front 1079

Dolore O'riordan is lead singer of this group with hit "linger"

Back 1079

The Cranberries

Front 1080

ithaca NY University

Back 1080

Cornell

Front 1081

Pasadena california geek school

Back 1081

Cal tech

Front 1082

the name of the Hunchback of notre dame

Back 1082

Quasimoto

Front 1083

Language in use in the region of al andalus in spain in the middle ages

Back 1083

Arabic (moors were in control)

Front 1084

Author of Decameron

Back 1084

Boccaccio

Front 1085

Major ports on this river include yaroslavl, nizhny novgorod, rybinsk

Back 1085

The Volga

Front 1086

longest muscle in the body

Back 1086

sartorius

Front 1087

river that a canadian gold rush is named for (not yukon)

Back 1087

klondike

Front 1088

fabled lost city of gold

Back 1088

el dorado

Front 1089

Ruler of judea attempted to kill the infant jesus

Back 1089

Herrod

Front 1090

This period began in 1660 with the return of charles II

Back 1090

The Restoration

Front 1091

First major city to have a female mayor

Back 1091

Seattle (Bertha Landes)

Front 1092

Female Supreme court justice from NY Born to puerto rican parents

Back 1092

sonia sotomayor

Front 1093

this desert of moses

Back 1093

Sinai

Front 1094

Singapore has historical ties to this country

Back 1094

Malaysia

Front 1095

since 1066 the longest consecutive period when the monarch had the same name was 116 years with this given name

Back 1095

George

Front 1096

French named style of furniture that was "new" around 1900 was characterized by the graceful whiplash curve

Back 1096

(art) nouveau

Front 1097

Nixies of German mythology and Naiads of greek live in this environment

Back 1097

water

Front 1098

wee supernatural being from latin for "spirit"

Back 1098

sprite

Front 1099

forbidden dance from 1990 film

Back 1099

lambada

Front 1100

early nuclear submarine

Back 1100

nautilus

Front 1101

swinging sixites london was scene for this woman born lesley hornby

Back 1101

twiggy

Front 1102

french for shelf

Back 1102

etagere

Front 1103

Runner at Oregon with 7 NCAA track titles tragically died at 24

Back 1103

Steve Prefontaine

Front 1104

Al Oerter won this event four times in the olympics (track & field)

Back 1104

discus

Front 1105

line that passes through the two foci of an ellipse ("major")

Back 1105

Major axis

Front 1106

GBS play about a woman who joins the salvation army ("major")

Back 1106

Major Barbara

Front 1107

Commissioned officer in army that wears two stars ("major")

Back 1107

Major General

Front 1108

She won first olympic marathon in 1984 & ran under 2;50 in the NY marathon in 2009

Back 1108

Joan Benoit (american)

Front 1109

"call of the wild" author

Back 1109

Jack london

Front 1110

"white fang" author

Back 1110

Jack london

Front 1111

Main Character in "call of the wild"

Back 1111

Buck

Front 1112

City where Mckinley is shot

Back 1112

Buffalo

Front 1113

French word for deep fissure in a glacier

Back 1113

crevasse

Front 1114

"all earth" super continent

Back 1114

pangea

Front 1115

songrwriter of "anything goes" which includes "i get a kick out of you"

Back 1115

Cole porter

Front 1116

American Author (and one time candidate for california governer) of the Jungle (about meat-packing industry)

Back 1116

Upton Sinclair

Front 1117

Time magazine called this muckraking author a man with "every gift except humor and silence.:"

Back 1117

Upton Sinclair

Front 1118

"rabbit, run" author

Back 1118

John Updike

Front 1119

in 1930 he became the first american author to win the nobel prize in literature

Back 1119

Sinclair Lewis

Front 1120

american author of "Babbit", "Elmer Gantry" & "It can't happen here"

Back 1120

Sinclair Lewis

Front 1121

"colorful" Richard Llewellyn novel set in a welsh mining community was made intoa a 1941 oscar-winning film

Back 1121

How green was my valley

Front 1122

First a cappella recording to top the billboard 100 - inspired by a meher baba saying

Back 1122

Don't worry be happy

Front 1123

Movie "A Mighty Heart" about this journalist in Pakistan & wife Mariane

Back 1123

Daniel Pearl

Front 1124

name of the Pope's Hat

Back 1124

Mitre

Front 1125

Social events in Judaism for boys & girls at 13

Back 1125

Bar and Bat Mitzvah

Front 1126

The Buddha is considered an avatar of this Hindu god

Back 1126

Vishnu

Front 1127

novel about a trial of one of four brothers for the murder of his father

Back 1127

The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky (19th century russian)

Front 1128

Wrote "Notes from the Underground"

Back 1128

Fyodor Dostoyevsky (19th century russian)

Front 1129

Wrote Crime and Punishment

Back 1129

Fyodor Dostoyevsky (19th century russian)

Front 1130

Wrote "The Idiot"

Back 1130

Fyodor Dostoyevsky (19th century russian)

Front 1131

Daughter of King Oedipus buried her brother (was forbidden to do so) and then condemned to death for her crime

Back 1131

Antigone

Front 1132

The Divine Comedy was written as memorial to her, who Dante loved

Back 1132

Beatrice

Front 1133

1937 classic disney movie that had a special honorary oscar

Back 1133

Snow White and the seven dwarfs

Front 1134

First Movie to have an official soundtrack released album

Back 1134

Snow White and the seven dwarfs

Front 1135

Disney film considered the first full length animated film

Back 1135

Snow White and the Seven dwarfs

Front 1136

california valley that hosted the 1960 winter olympics

Back 1136

Squaw Valley

Front 1137

in 1870s new york society, newland archer falls in love with ellen olenska in this novel

Back 1137

Age of Innocence

Front 1138

Age of Innocence author (1920)

Back 1138

Edith wharton

Front 1139

Edith Wharton won the 1921 PUlitzer prize for this novel

Back 1139

Age of Innocence

Front 1140

She won the first Pulitzer awarded to a woman

Back 1140

Edith Wharton

Front 1141

Author of "the house of Mirth"

Back 1141

Edith Wharton

Front 1142

One possible origin of "keeping up with the joneses" is that it is based on this american author's father's family

Back 1142

Edith Wharton

Front 1143

American Author of "Ethan Frome" & "The marne" who also wrote books on design

Back 1143

Edith Wharton

Front 1144

Hemingway Novel, with Robert Jordan - a young us professor- serves as a dynamiter in the spanish civil war

Back 1144

For whom the bell tolls

Front 1145

The title of his 1959 novel "the mansion" refers to the de spain home in jefferson, mississipp

Back 1145

William Faulkner

Front 1146

Chester Gillette's murder of his pregnant girlfriend inspired this 1925 theordore dreiser novel

Back 1146

An American Tragedy

Front 1147

American author of the Naturalist school who wrote Sister Carrie & An American Tragedy

Back 1147

THeodore Dreiser

Front 1148

The 1951 Movie " A place in the sun" is based on this 1925 novel

Back 1148

An American Tragedy

Front 1149

5 star general & defense secretary, in 1953 he became the first career military man to receive the nobel peace prize

Back 1149

George C Marshall

Front 1150

5-star general who was Chief of staff of the army, secretary of state & defense secretary

Back 1150

George C Marshall

Front 1151

This was the basis of the awarding of the 1953 Peace prize to a US WWII era general

Back 1151

The Marshall Plan

Front 1152

Large scale economic plan for US to help rebuild Europe after WWII

Back 1152

The Marshall Plan

Front 1153

he was called the "organizer of victory" by Winston Churchill

Back 1153

George C Marshall

Front 1154

This south carolinian was known as the "great nullifier" for his view that states could reject natl. laws

Back 1154

John C Calhoun

Front 1155

beaded lizard is this "country"

Back 1155

Mexican

Front 1156

This african country has castle of Goede Hoop

Back 1156

South Africa

Front 1157

synonym for spying was the name of a 1917 wartime act of congress

Back 1157

espionage

Front 1158

Noah released these two birds to test for dry land dove & this

Back 1158

raven

Front 1159

vitamin b9 is also known as this

Back 1159

folic acid

Front 1160

herb often paired with goldenseal to fight colds - be cautious if you have allergy to plants like ragweed

Back 1160

echinacea

Front 1161

EPA is one of these fatty acids from fish oils said to help lower blood pressure

Back 1161

omega 3

Front 1162

1987 vice president

Back 1162

george hw bush

Front 1163

1977 vp (carter's vp)

Back 1163

walter mondale

Front 1164

Nickname & location of VP's residence

Back 1164

Admiral's house at the us naval observatory (Number one observatory circle)

Front 1165

Vp for Ford

Back 1165

Nelson Rockefeller

Front 1166

only president never to be elected President or Vice President by electoral college

Back 1166

Gerald Ford

Front 1167

Ford's Previous position before being VP

Back 1167

Republican Minority Leader of the house

Front 1168

Who resigned for Ford to become VP

Back 1168

Spiro Agnew

Front 1169

State Spiro Agnew was governor of

Back 1169

Maryland

Front 1170

Two lovers. He brings her from Ireland to be his Uncle's bride. They drink a potion that makes them love each other. Uncle (king) gets mad and banishes him. She comes to him after he is dead. She dies next to him.

Back 1170

Tristan & Iseult (i-soohlt)

Front 1171

"you can't make a silk purse from ????"

Back 1171

A sow's ear

Front 1172

Country also the name of a greek province marked by conflict between minority albanians and majority slavs

Back 1172

Macedonia

Front 1173

2 bodies of water Israel Borders

Back 1173

Mediterranean & Gulf of Aqaba (arm of red sea)

Front 1174

Nobel prizes except for Peace are awarded in this city

Back 1174

Stockholm

Front 1175

First greek american to be governor & VP of the US

Back 1175

Spiro Agnew

Front 1176

South american Camel spelled with a tilde

Back 1176

Vicuna

Front 1177

Group with Frontman Steven Tyler

Back 1177

Aerosmith

Front 1178

group with frontman ozzy osborne

Back 1178

black sabbath

Front 1179

group with frontman adam levine

Back 1179

maroon five

Front 1180

group with frontwoman Bjork

Back 1180

the Sugarcubes

Front 1181

group with frontwoman debbie harry

Back 1181

blondie

Front 1182

Where is the Nobel Peace Prize awarded?

Back 1182

Oslo Norway

Front 1183

1685-1757 Italian Composer, friend of Handel (his dad taught Handel), became music master to a Portuguese princess who later became Queen of Spain taking him w/her. Compose the 555 sonatas aka essercizi for the harpsichord

Back 1183

Domenico Scarlatti (Baroque, influenced classical style)

Front 1184

country nickname : "breadbasket of europe" stretching from uzhgorod to luhansk

Back 1184

Ukraine

Front 1185

St petersburg is on this sea

Back 1185

baltic sea

Front 1186

Gulf of baltic sea that st petersburg is on

Back 1186

Gulf of Finland

Front 1187

what space shuttle launched the Hubble telescope in 1990

Back 1187

Discovery

Front 1188

The great northern war around 1700 was Russia (let by peter the great) and this scandinavian kingdom

Back 1188

Sweden

Front 1189

country part of sweden 12-19th c and autonomous grand duchy of russia 1809-1917

Back 1189

Finland

Front 1190

Loner in the group of Breakfast club played by her

Back 1190

Ali Sheedy

Front 1191

Year of German unification

Back 1191

1990

Front 1192

captain created by ted turner in 1990 who fights eco villians

Back 1192

captain planet

Front 1193

State against miranda in original supreme court case

Back 1193

arizona

Front 1194

a blend of two or more words to become one - like smoke+fog=smog

Back 1194

portmonteau

Front 1195

laker lamar odom (now maverick) married which kardashian

Back 1195

khloe

Front 1196

shakespeare roman general who cut off his hand

Back 1196

Titus Andronicus

Front 1197

cafeteria on movie studio lot

Back 1197

commissary

Front 1198

journalism more serious than correction - and means we take the whole thing back

Back 1198

retraction

Front 1199

Maestro Maazel with this american orchestra in 2008

Back 1199

New york philharmonic

Front 1200

WGA stands for this (guild)

Back 1200

Writers Guild of America

Front 1201

AFl-CIO stands for this & Congress of INdustrial Organizations

Back 1201

American Federation of Labor

Front 1202

AFT union

Back 1202

American Federation of Teachers

Front 1203

AKA the wobblies they are the IWW

Back 1203

Industrial workers of the world

Front 1204

BORAT star

Back 1204

Sacha baron cohen

Front 1205

John Krasinski married this "devil wears prada star"

Back 1205

emily blunt

Front 1206

Brandenburg Concertos baroque composer

Back 1206

bach

Front 1207

Better known for wearing pants 19th c feminist began paper for women called the lily

Back 1207

amelia bloomer

Front 1208

Gospel that says" consider the lilies of the field..."

Back 1208

Matthew

Front 1209

water lily sacred to hindus, egyptians, buddhists

Back 1209

lotus

Front 1210

painted "les nympheas" series of painting of lilies in a pond

Back 1210

monet

Front 1211

botanist famous for potatoes

Back 1211

burbank

Front 1212

2 cities were only two confederate state capitals not captured by union forces

Back 1212

austin & tallahassee

Front 1213

almond shaped greek olives

Back 1213

calamata

Front 1214

BORAT star

Back 1214

Sacha baron cohen

Front 1215

John Krasinski married this "devil wears prada star"

Back 1215

emily blunt

Front 1216

Brandenburg Concertos baroque composer

Back 1216

bach

Front 1217

Better known for wearing pants 19th c feminist began paper for women called the lily

Back 1217

amelia bloomer

Front 1218

Gospel that says" consider the lilies of the field..."

Back 1218

Matthew

Front 1219

water lily sacred to hindus, egyptians, buddhists

Back 1219

lotus

Front 1220

painted "les nympheas" series of painting of lilies in a pond

Back 1220

monet

Front 1221

botanist famous for potatoes

Back 1221

burbank

Front 1222

2 cities were only two confederate state capitals not captured by union forces

Back 1222

austin & tallahassee

Front 1223

almond shaped greek olives

Back 1223

calamata

Front 1224

synonym for kingdom comes from latin for regal

Back 1224

realm

Front 1225

1906 natural disaster in this city

Back 1225

san francisco

Front 1226

well-preserved bodies in this italian city found by 16th c artchitect

Back 1226

pompeii

Front 1227

Pompeii was buried by this volcano

Back 1227

mt vesuvius

Front 1228

painting stolen aug 21 1911 from louvre

Back 1228

The Mona LIsa

Front 1229

ptolemy 1 & II developed library here that had 500,000 scrolls

Back 1229

Alexandria

Front 1230

my --- laundrette - movie

Back 1230

beautiful

Front 1231

O is homophone for the french word for this

Back 1231

water (eau)

Front 1232

aka gliding vowel - two adjacent vowel sounds occuring in the same syllable

Back 1232

dipthong

Front 1233

newscorp is controlled by this man

Back 1233

rupert murdoch

Front 1234

First major antiwar movie of the modern era. Won academy award for best picture

Back 1234

All quiet on the western front

Front 1235

Novel written by Erich Maria Remarque (german)

Back 1235

All quiet on the western front

Front 1236

Southern US city named for King Charles II

Back 1236

Charleston, SC

Front 1237

What was Marco Polo's home town?

Back 1237

Venice

Front 1238

Baseball Stadium with center field memorials

Back 1238

Yankee Stadium

Front 1239

Chicago gangster who says "public service is my motto"

Back 1239

Al Capone

Front 1240

He was on $500 bill

Back 1240

Mckinley

Front 1241

STate motto "liberty and INdependence"

Back 1241

Delaware

Front 1242

one of 3 main styles of Greek Architecture - columns are slender & fluted the capital has leaves

Back 1242

Corinthian

Front 1243

Brideshead Revisited author

Back 1243

Evelyn waugh

Front 1244

His best-known works include his early satires Decline and Fall (1928) and A Handful of Dust (1934), his novel Brideshead Revisited (1945) and his trilogy of Second World War novels collectively known as Sword of Honour (1952–61).

Back 1244

Evelyn waugh

Front 1245

fictional palatial home of the Marchmain family (friend of Charles Ryder)_

Back 1245

Brideshead

Front 1246

Name of Maiden carved by Pygmalion and Goddess who brought her to life

Back 1246

Galitea & Aphrodite

Front 1247

A Clockwork Orange Author

Back 1247

Anthony Burgess

Front 1248

18th Cent eng poet who wrote
"the rape of the lock", "an essay on criticism" & "An essay on man"

Back 1248

Alexander Pope

Front 1249

Norwegian playwright

Back 1249

Henrik Ibsen (1828-1906) He is often referred to as "the father of prose drama" and is one of the founders of Modernism in the theatre

Front 1250

Co-Founder of Cornell 1865

Back 1250

Ezra Cornell (19th century American businessman and education administrator. He was a founder of Western Union)

Front 1251

20th Century Welsh Poet "Collected Poems", "A Child's Christmas in Wales", "Under Milk Wood" "Do not go gentle into that good night"

Back 1251

Dylan Thomas (1914-1953 Modernism & Romanticism

Front 1252

Composer of Requiem

Back 1252

Mozart (died while working on it finished by a student based on his outline)

Front 1253

Sang 1972's roundabout

Back 1253

Yes

Front 1254

20th c Amer Writer posthumous poems "ariel" & semi-autobiographical novel - "the Bell jar"

Back 1254

Sylvia Plath

Front 1255

To the lighthouse - author

Back 1255

Virginia Woolf

Front 1256

Piano piece "claire de lune" (moonlight- but not moonlight sonata) and orchestra piece "la mer" (the sea) are by the 19-20th c french composer

Back 1256

Debussy

Front 1257

sang- fool in the rain

Back 1257

led zeppelin

Front 1258

greek architecture has heavy & fluted columns w/ a plain top ("capital")

Back 1258

doric

Front 1259

three principal orders of greek and roman architecture

Back 1259

doric, ionic, corinthian

Front 1260

Stranger in a Strange Land author

Back 1260

Robert Heinlein

Front 1261

story of Micahel Valentine Smith - a human raised by amrtians on mars - then returns to earth in early adulthood

Back 1261

Stranger in a Strange land

Front 1262

Who are the big three of science fiction?

Back 1262

Heinlein, Asimov & Clarke

Front 1263

The Moon is a harsh mistress author

Back 1263

Robert Heinlein

Front 1264

City home to James Joyce, Jonathon Swift & William Butler Yeats

Back 1264

Dublin

Front 1265

Book: The Murder of Bob Crane
Film:

Back 1265

Autofocus

Front 1266

3.5 million sq mile desert

Back 1266

Sahara

Front 1267

Country led by communist Tito

Back 1267

Yugoslavia (1892-1980, in office 1953-1980)

Front 1268

President of South Africa who released Mandela & Repealed some Apartheid laws

Back 1268

F.W. deklerk

Front 1269

The second largest & second lowest pitched woodwind

Back 1269

bassoon

Front 1270

1930 Emperor of Ethiopia

Back 1270

Halei Salasi

Front 1271

The french lieutenant's woman - 20th c british author

Back 1271

John Fowles

Front 1272

six characters in search of an ____

Back 1272

author - by luigi pirandello

Front 1273

"the harp weaver" poet

Back 1273

edna st vincent millay

Front 1274

19-20th american poet & feminist known for her activism & many love affairs and won pulitzer prize in poetry

Back 1274

Edna St Vincent millay

Front 1275

Steepletop (in NY) was home to this "harp weaver" poet

Back 1275

Edna St Vincent Millay

Front 1276

The conflict between irish catholics & protestants dates back to this king

Back 1276

Henry Viii

Front 1277

eng poet/illustrator/paintor who founded the Pre-raphaelite brotherhood with William Holman Hunt and John Everett Millais

Back 1277

dante gabriel rossetti

Front 1278

Losing presidential ticket 1960 & 1964

Back 1278

1960 Nixon & henry Cabot Lodge Jr
1964 William Miller & Goldwater

Front 1279

Biafra was a secessionist state of this african country 1967-1970

Back 1279

Nigeria

Front 1280

"moles and men" & "their eyes were watching God" 20th c american author during Harlem Renaissance

Back 1280

Zora Neale Hurston

Front 1281

Order of the Triple Crown

Back 1281

Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, Belmont Stakes

Front 1282

Longest race of triple crown - 1 1/2 miles

Back 1282

Belmont Stakes

Front 1283

Shortest race of triple crown - 1 3/16 miles

Back 1283

Preakness Stakes

Front 1284

Length of Kentucky Derby

Back 1284

1 1/4 miles

Front 1285

current country that is location of city-state of Benin - that flourished from 14-17th centuries. famous for cast-gold sculptures

Back 1285

Nigeria

Front 1286

Author of "the little foxes"

Back 1286

lillian hellman

Front 1287

American author/playwright/screenplay writer who had off and on relationship with Dashiel Hammett

Back 1287

Lillian Hellman

Front 1288

Author of "the Children's hour", "an Unfinished woman: a memoir", & "toys in the attic"

Back 1288

Lillian Hellman

Front 1289

he was on $10,000 bill

Back 1289

Salmon P Chase

Front 1290

Zimbabwe was a colony of this until 1965

Back 1290

Britain

Front 1291

broadway play by yasmina reza - deals w/playground altercation between 2 boys and what happens when their parents meet to talk about it (starred gandolfini, marcia gay harden & jeff daniels)

Back 1291

God of Carnage

Front 1292

World economic forum held yearly in this swiss town

Back 1292

Davos, Switzerland

Front 1293

Korea's oldest city

Back 1293

Pyongyang

Front 1294

"spoon river anthology" poet

Back 1294

Edgar Lee Masters

Front 1295

he was on the $100,000 bill

Back 1295

woodrow wilson

Front 1296

woman who was time's man of the year in 1952

Back 1296

Queen Elizabeth II

Front 1297

Kazuo Ishiguro novel

Back 1297

Remains of the Day (Japanese-British novelist 1954-? also known for Never Let Me Go)

Front 1298

Edward VI was this religion

Back 1298

Protestant (reigned from 9 until 15), mother Jane Seymour, Father Henry VIII. He took over for Henry VIII, succeeded by jane grey (9 days), then his sister Mary I (catholic)

Front 1299

19th president 1877-1881 republican VP - William A Wheeler

Back 1299

Rutherford b hayes

Front 1300

Greek Goddess of the rainbow

Back 1300

iris

Front 1301

"Nice Guys finish last"- is attribute to this base ball manager

Back 1301

Leo Derocher

Front 1302

Port-Vila is the capital of this survivor locale

Back 1302

Vanuatu

Front 1303

Roman name of Odysseus

Back 1303

Ulysses

Front 1304

Philadelphia paper

Back 1304

Inquirer

Front 1305

she becomes immortal after performing harsh tasks and marries cupid

Back 1305

psyche

Front 1306

Barrymore the Butler & Stapleton are characters in Holmes novel

Back 1306

Hound of the Baskervilles

Front 1307

Hartford Paper

Back 1307

the Hartford courant

Front 1308

author of "the winds of war"

Back 1308

Herman Wouk

Front 1309

Holiest name of God in Hebrew

Back 1309

Jehovah

Front 1310

Bandar Seri Begawan is capital of

Back 1310

Brunei

Front 1311

Series of Novels - "remembrance of things past" author l 19th-e20th c French Author

Back 1311

Marcel proust

Front 1312

Current Highest Value $ bill

Back 1312

100

Front 1313

November 11th

Back 1313

Veterans Day

Front 1314

he is on $100 Bill

Back 1314

Benjamin Franklin

Front 1315

Nashville paper

Back 1315

The Tennesseean

Front 1316

Honolulu Paper

Back 1316

The Honolulu Advertiser

Front 1317

11th President Democrat - vp George M Dallas
1845-1849

Back 1317

James K Polk

Front 1318

The official name of the jurisdiction of the Pope

Back 1318

Holy See

Front 1319

----- is the soul of wit - from Hamlet

Back 1319

Brevity

Front 1320

3 branches of Judaism

Back 1320

Reform Judaism (most liberal)
Conservative Judaism
Orthodox Judaism

Front 1321

author of "Gargantua and Pantagruel"
16th c French writer
humor is grotesque & bawdy

Back 1321

Francois Rabelais

Front 1322

Author of Oedipus Rex

Back 1322

Sophocles

Front 1323

Bible Book tells the story of God's covenant w/Abraham and Abraham and Isaac

Back 1323

Genesis

Front 1324

Sequel to Herman Wouk's "The winds of war"

Back 1324

War and Remembrance

Front 1325

3 gifts wise men brought to Jesus

Back 1325

Gold, Frankincense & myrrh

Front 1326

author of "the autobiography of Malcolm X"

Back 1326

Alex Haley

Front 1327

Only US pres & VP never elected to either office

Back 1327

Ford

Front 1328

Robber Baron Jay Gould caused a black panic by speculating on this

Back 1328

Gold

Front 1329

part of the Indian Ocean whose main arms are Gulf of Oman & Gulf of Den. Trade route from Indian subcontinent & states of persian gult & med sea

Back 1329

Arabian Sea

Front 1330

Along with Bach, greatest composer of Baroque period

Back 1330

Handle

Front 1331

Baroque Composer who's patron was the elector of Hanover who became George I (English)

Back 1331

Handle

Front 1332

Broadway musical starring Constantine Maroulis

Back 1332

Rock of Ages

Front 1333

Broadway Musical "Age of Aquarius", "good Morning starshine", "Let the sunshine in"

Back 1333

Hair

Front 1334

Composer of "the marriage of Figaro" 1786

Back 1334

Mozart

Front 1335

My Fair Lady is based on this play

Back 1335

Pygmalion - GBS

Front 1336

comprised of caroline islands, the marshall islands, the marianas islands - includes 2000+ islands held by the US under UN trusteeship

Back 1336

Pacific Islands

Front 1337

third Saturday in May

Back 1337

Armed Forces Day

Front 1338

First Monday in September

Back 1338

Labor Day

Front 1339

katherine Hepburn often costarred with him

Back 1339

Spencer Tracy

Front 1340

Sao Tome and Principe capital

Back 1340

Sao Tome

Front 1341

Beverly Cleary Character

Back 1341

Ramona

Front 1342

What's going on - singer

Back 1342

marvin gaye

Front 1343

cleveland paper

Back 1343

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Front 1344

"The Autobiography of an Ex-Coloured Man", American writer, diplomat, & civil rights leader early 20th C

Back 1344

James Weldon Johnson remembered best for his leadership within the NAACP

Front 1345

popular american song from 20th Century about a railway engineer who saved his assistant & passengers but died applying train brakes in crash

Back 1345

Casey Jones

Front 1346

Raskolnikov is main character in this book

Back 1346

Crime and Punishment

Front 1347

book where main character kills 2 old women b/c he believes he is beyond the bounds of good & evil

Back 1347

Crime and Punishment

Front 1348

Author of Crime and Punishment

Back 1348

Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Front 1349

this title for Christian Clergyman comes from shepherd idea

Back 1349

pastor

Front 1350

source of "you cannot server God and mammon (money)"

Back 1350

Jesus in the Gospels

Front 1351

Minneapolis Paper

Back 1351

Minneapolis Star-tribune

Front 1352

he is on $2 bill

Back 1352

Thomas Jefferson

Front 1353

Subject of Lester David's "the Lonely lady of San Clemente"

Back 1353

Pat Nixon

Front 1354

John Wayne's Last movie

Back 1354

The Shootist

Front 1355

1500 state troopers, sheriff deputies & guards stormed this 11/13/1971

Back 1355

Attica state prison

Front 1356

This US city is named for a British prime minister

Back 1356

Pittsburgh

Front 1357

by James Thurber - about a henpecked husband with extravagant daydreams

Back 1357

The secret life of walter mitty

Front 1358

2 people who wrote "confessions" (at different times)

Back 1358

Augustine - 4th C details his conversion to christianity

18th c philosopher Rousseau

Front 1359

1st 5 books of old testament

Back 1359

genesis, exodus, leviticus, numbers, deuteronomy

Front 1360

the four gospels of the new testament

Back 1360

matthew, mark, luke, john

Front 1361

2nd book of old testament

Back 1361

Exodus

Front 1362

Book of Bible that tells story of Israelites leaving Egypt

Back 1362

Exodus

Front 1363

country called bharat in Hindi

Back 1363

India

Front 1364

How many players on a cricket side

Back 1364

11

Front 1365

1st man made satelite in orbit

Back 1365

Sputnik I

Front 1366

Cousin of Mordecai

Back 1366

Esther

Front 1367

jewish woman chosen by king of Persia to be queen. She stops a plot to massacre the Jews in Persia

Back 1367

Esther

Front 1368

Queen of Israel who tried to kill Elijah

Back 1368

Jezebel

Front 1369

prophet of Old testament taken up to heaven in a chariot of fire

Back 1369

Elijah

Front 1370

the "good news" of salvation

Back 1370

gospels

Front 1371

psalm begins w/"the lord is my shepherd"

Back 1371

psalm 23

Front 1372

descendants of Abraham and Isaac esp. through Isaac's son Jacob (the israelites)

Back 1372

Hebrews

Front 1373

1936 Chaplin film satirizes horrors of mechanical age

Back 1373

Modern times

Front 1374

Prohet of the Old Testament who opposed the worship of idols and incurred the wrath of Jezebel who tried to kill him

Back 1374

Elijah

Front 1375

zodiac symbol for Capricorn

Back 1375

goat

Front 1376

Zodiac for approx Dec 22 (winter solstice) to Jan 20

Back 1376

Capricorn

Front 1377

first american world chess champion

Back 1377

Bobby Fischer

Front 1378

where are the crown jewels in london?

Back 1378

The Tower of London

Front 1379

20th century american sculptor known for his mobiles

Back 1379

Alexander Calder

Front 1380

Author of Syntactic Structures

Back 1380

Noam Chomsky

Front 1381

Time's man of the year 1938

Back 1381

Adolf Hitler

Front 1382

What does a styptic pencil do?

Back 1382

Stop Bleeding

Front 1383

Author of "rich man, poor man" & "the young lions"

Back 1383

irwin shaw

Front 1384

Phenomenon on Mark Twain's birthday and day of death

Back 1384

halley's comet

Front 1385

two countries separated by juan de fuca strait

Back 1385

Us & Canada

Front 1386

number of feet in a mile

Back 1386

5280

Front 1387

she sprung fully grown from the forehead of her father zeus

Back 1387

athena

Front 1388

king Arthur's Queen

Back 1388

Guinevere

Front 1389

sword withdrawn by king arthur to ascend to throne

Back 1389

Excalibur

Front 1390

food of the gods - those who ate it became immortal

Back 1390

ambrosia

Front 1391

trinidad & tobago capital

Back 1391

port of spain

Front 1392

victoria is the capital of

Back 1392

Seychelles

Front 1393

amendment that ensured all citizens of all states enjyed rights at federal level & on the state level. removed the 3/5 counting of slaves in the census. & ensured loyalty of confederate side of legislature

Back 1393

14th amendment

Front 1394

norfolk, Virginia paper

Back 1394

The Virginian-Pilot

Front 1395

Saint Paul Paper

Back 1395

St Paul Pioneer Press

Front 1396

Las Vegas Paper

Back 1396

Las vegas review journal

Front 1397

20th c american dancer famous mainly in europe. her choreography helped with formation of modern dance

Back 1397

Isadora Duncan

Front 1398

composer of "amahl and the night visitors" - won 2 pulitzers

Back 1398

John carlo menati

Front 1399

celebrated 20th c spanish cellist went into exile after franco came to power (to france then puerto rico) famous performance @ white house in 1961

Back 1399

Pablo Casals

Front 1400

mythological creature w/100 eyes. (hera put his eyes in the tail of a peacock)

Back 1400

argus

Front 1401

companinos of Jason in the quest for the Golden Fleece

Back 1401

Argonauts

Front 1402

Black rock desert state

Back 1402

Nevada

Front 1403

Italian tenor of the l 19th-e 20th c considered one of the greatest tenors in Opera History

Back 1403

Enrico Caruso

Front 1404

Protects the freedom of religion, speech, and the press, as well as the right to assemble and petition the government 1789

Back 1404

1st

Front 1405

Protects the right to bear arms 1789

Back 1405

2nd

Front 1406

Prohibits the forced quartering of soldiers out of war time 1789

Back 1406

3rd

Front 1407

Prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures and sets out requirements for search warrants based on probable cause 1789

Back 1407

4th

Front 1408

Sets out rules for indictment by grand jury and eminent domain, protects the right to due process, and prohibits self-incrimination and double jeopardy 1789

Back 1408

5th

Front 1409

Protects the right to a fair and speedy public trial by jury, including the rights to be notified of the accusations, to confront the accuser, to obtain witnesses and to retain counsel 1789

Back 1409

6th

Front 1410

Provides for the right to trial by jury in certain civil cases, according to common law 1789

Back 1410

7th

Front 1411

Prohibits excessive fines and excessive bail, as well as cruel and unusual punishment 1789

Back 1411

8th

Front 1412

Asserts the existence of unenumerated rights retained by the people 1789

Back 1412

9th

Front 1413

Limits the powers of the federal government to those delegated to it by the Constitution 1789

Back 1413

10th

Front 1414

Immunity of states from suits from out-of-state citizens and foreigners not living within the state borders. Lays the foundation for sovereign immunity 1794

Back 1414

11

Front 1415

Revises presidential election procedures 1803

Back 1415

12

Front 1416

Abolishes slavery and involuntary servitude, except as punishment for a crime 1865

Back 1416

13th

Front 1417

Defines citizenship, contains the Privileges or Immunities Clause, the Due Process Clause, the Equal Protection Clause, and deals with post-Civil War issues 1866

Back 1417

14th

Front 1418

Prohibits the denial of suffrage based on race, color, or previous condition of servitude 1869

Back 1418

15th

Front 1419

Allows the federal government to collect income tax 1909

Back 1419

16th

Front 1420

Establishes the direct election of United States Senators by popular vote 1912

Back 1420

17th

Front 1421

Establishes Prohibition of alcohol (Repealed by Twenty-first Amendment) 1917

Back 1421

18th

Front 1422

Establishes women's suffrage 1919

Back 1422

19th

Front 1423

Fixes the dates of term commencements for Congress (January 3) and the President (January 20); known as the "lame duck amendment" 1932

Back 1423

20th

Front 1424

Repeals the Eighteenth Amendment -(which was prohibition) 1933

Back 1424

21

Front 1425

Limits the president to two terms, or a maximum of 10 years (i.e., if a Vice President serves not more than one half of a President's term, he or she can be elected to a further two terms 1947

Back 1425

22

Front 1426

Provides for representation of Washington, D.C. in the Electoral College 1960

Back 1426

23

Front 1427

Prohibits the revocation of voting rights due to the non-payment of poll taxes 1962

Back 1427

24

Front 1428

Codifies the Tyler Precedent; defines the process of presidential succession 1965

Back 1428

25

Front 1429

Establishes the official voting age to be 18 years old. 1971

Back 1429

26

Front 1430

Prevents laws affecting Congressional salary from taking effect until the beginning of the next session of Congress (1789-1992)

Back 1430

27 (was originally proposed in 1789 to be in the bill of rights but wasnt fully ratified until 1992)

Front 1431

much rumored military base 90 miles from vegas

Back 1431

area 51

Front 1432

Highest peak on South American

Back 1432

Aconcagua

Front 1433

alliterative name of highest points on all continents

Back 1433

7 summits

Front 1434

highest peak in europe

Back 1434

ELbrus

Front 1435

highest peak in oceania

Back 1435

carstenz pyramid

Front 1436

Vinson is the highest pt of this continent

Back 1436

Antarctica

Front 1437

Massive chinese structure is no1 in megawatt generation

Back 1437

3 gorges dam

Front 1438

john wayne title hat

Back 1438

green beret

Front 1439

eisner & kirby awards for these printed items

Back 1439

comics

Front 1440

maurice podoloff trophy in nba

Back 1440

MVP

Front 1441

after leaving hud in 2003 he was elected us senator from florida

Back 1441

mel martinez

Front 1442

current louisiana senator - landrieu

Back 1442

Mary Landrieu

Front 1443

current governor of NY

Back 1443

andrew cuomo

Front 1444

father of current governor of NY who was also governer

Back 1444

Mario Cuomo

Front 1445

in caravaggio painting jesus is summoning this man the tax collector

Back 1445

Matthew

Front 1446

who painted "the calling of st Matthew"

Back 1446

Caravaggio

Front 1447

who painted "the martyrdom of st matthew"

Back 1447

Caravaggio

Front 1448

Chilean poet/diplomat who won the 1971 Nobel Prize for Literature

Back 1448

Pablo Neruda

Front 1449

Chilean poet/diplomat called "the greatest poet of the 20th century in any language" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Back 1449

Pablo Neruda

Front 1450

Chilean dictator who gained power in 1973 coup-de-tat - he was president from 73-90 when transferred to a democratically elected president

Back 1450

Augusto Pinochet

Front 1451

the name of the stars in the heads of gemini

Back 1451

castor & pollux

Front 1452

name dropped by nissan under which it sold cars in us

Back 1452

datsun

Front 1453

1944 republican presidential candidate used the campaign slogan "time for a change"

Back 1453

Dewey

Front 1454

Losing republican candidate ran with Bricker in 44 & Earl Warren in 48

Back 1454

Thomas E Dewey

Front 1455

Year that Chicago daily tribune mistakingly printed "DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN"

Back 1455

1948

Front 1456

1980 Solidarity Labor Union was formed when the GDANSK shipworkers went on stirke in this country

Back 1456

Poland

Front 1457

Coolidge was governor of this st

Back 1457

Massachussetts

Front 1458

Union founded by cezar chavez

Back 1458

UFW(A) - United Farm Workers of America

Front 1459

1894 Railway strike

Back 1459

Pullman Strike

Front 1460

Kim Carnes Song "eye"

Back 1460

Bette Davis Eyes

Front 1461

"behind these hazel eyes" was a hit for this idol

Back 1461

kelly clarkson

Front 1462

"double vision" british-american rock group

Back 1462

foreigner

Front 1463

who killed desdemona

Back 1463

othello

Front 1464

how did hamlet kill

Back 1464

polonius

Front 1465

thane of fife that killed macbeth

Back 1465

Macduff

Front 1466

Romeo killed this relative of Juliet with a sword

Back 1466

Tybalt

Front 1467

type of snake that moccasins are with fangs

Back 1467

Viper fish

Front 1468

aka "the rosewater dish"

Back 1468

Women's trophy at wimbledon

Front 1469

Franz Joseph was emperor of this dual monarchy (late 1800s)

Back 1469

Austria-hungary

Front 1470

flat country west of trincomalee on the "teardrop island"

Back 1470

sri lanka

Front 1471

Menelik II was emperor here until 1913

Back 1471

Ethiopia

Front 1472

180 soldiers led by this spaniard attacked the incas in 1532

Back 1472

Pizarro

Front 1473

conquistador who founded Lima

Back 1473

Francisco Pizarro

Front 1474

these people of Peru were conquered by Pizarro

Back 1474

Incas

Front 1475

Cortes conquered this country

Back 1475

Mexico

Front 1476

people conquered by Hernan Cortes

Back 1476

Aztecs

Front 1477

Civilization that covered from
Honduras, Guatemala, Northern El Salvador up to central Mexico

Back 1477

Mayans

Front 1478

french romantic novelist

Back 1478

victor hugo

Front 1479

first word of "bleak house" is this city

Back 1479

London

Front 1480

Famous Annie Photographer

Back 1480

Annie Leibovitz

Front 1481

it was oakland, ca her girlhood home, that she wrote "there is no there there"

Back 1481

Gertrude Stein

Front 1482

Only Roman catholic signer of Dec of INdependence was from this state

Back 1482

maryland

Front 1483

In Rene magritte's "the son of man" man is wearing a bowler hat with his face mostly obscured by what?

Back 1483

apple (green)

Front 1484

In Rene magritte's "the son of man" man is wearing a bowler hat with his face mostly obscured by what?

Back 1484

apple (green)

Front 1485

20th c Belgian Surrealist with recurring bowler hat in paintings

Back 1485

Rene Magritte

Front 1486

20th c Belgian Surrealist with recurring bowler hat in paintings

Back 1486

Rene Magritte

Front 1487

Artistic style of Belgian painter Rene Magritte

Back 1487

Surrealism

Front 1488

Artistic style of Belgian painter Rene Magritte

Back 1488

Surrealism

Front 1489

Style of Salvador Dali painting

Back 1489

Surrealism

Front 1490

Style of Salvador Dali painting

Back 1490

Surrealism

Front 1491

Famous "melted clocks" painting

Back 1491

"The Persistence of Memory" by Salvador Dali

Front 1492

Famous "melted clocks" painting

Back 1492

"The Persistence of Memory" by Salvador Dali

Front 1493

Style of Van Gogh's Starry night

Back 1493

Expressionist

Front 1494

"still life with apples" French Artist

Back 1494

Paul Cezanne

Front 1495

Billboard's number 1 of all time

Back 1495

Chubby Checker - The Twist

Front 1496

1999 Billboard hit by Santana featuring (and co-written) by Rob Thomas (from matchbox twenty)

Back 1496

Smooth

Front 1497

teen idol recorded Mack The Knife in 1959

Back 1497

Bobby Darin

Front 1498

Renaissance Artist from Florence who was famous for bas relief - shadow relief sculpture

Back 1498

Donatello

Front 1499

"How do I live" artist

Back 1499

Leann Rimes

Front 1500

Paul Cezanne was famous for what style?

Back 1500

cubism

Front 1501

1996 Los Del Rio hit that AL Gore performed his own version at the democratic national convention

Back 1501

Macarena - Al Gore stood completely still and then asked the audience if they would like to see it again

Front 1502

Olivia Newton John aerobic staple that garnered Video of the Year Grammy in 1981

Back 1502

Physical

Front 1503

Pat Boone's Daughter (lead of Boone Sisters) that recorded the hit "You Light Up My Life"

Back 1503

Debbie Boone

Front 1504

Pat Boone Daughter that won Best New Artist Grammy in 1978 and tied with Barbara Streisand in Song of the Year

Back 1504

Debbie Boone - You Light up My Life

Front 1505

Rare Tie for Grammy song of the year - 1978 Best Song was this song by Debbie Boone, and this one by Barabara Streisand

Back 1505

You Light up My LIfe & Love Theme From a Star is Born

Front 1506

Longest reigning #1 hit for Beatles

Back 1506

Hey Jude

Front 1507

Song written by Paul McCartney to Julian Lennon to comfort him on the divorce of this parents

Back 1507

Hey Jude

Front 1508

Beatles own record Label

Back 1508

Apple Records

Front 1509

Songstress with 2005 Comeback Album "the Emancipation of Mimi"

Back 1509

Mariah Carey

Front 1510

Mariah Carey leaves this actor at the alter for old beau Wentworth Miller (from prison break) in her video for "we belong together"

Back 1510

Eric Roberts

Front 1511

Singer of "Unbreak my heart" - video stars her & Tyson Beckford

Back 1511

Toni Braxton

Front 1512

"Yeah!" by this artist also features Lil Jon & Ludacris

Back 1512

Usher

Front 1513

His fourth album was "Confessions" in 2004 - had the single "Yeah!" on it

Back 1513

Usher

Front 1514

This Atlanta born artist's first hit was "Think of You"

Back 1514

Usher (Raymond) - he was sixteen at the time.

Front 1515

"You make me wanna" r&b artist

Back 1515

Usher

Front 1516

Kim Carnes Song that won Grammy best song & record

Back 1516

Bette Davis Eyes (1981)

Front 1517

Lionel Richie & Diana Ross duet that spent 9 weeks at number 1 in 1981

Back 1517

Endless Love

Front 1518

Singer of 1976's Tonight's the Night (Gonna be Alright)

Back 1518

Rod Stewart

Front 1519

Song by Rod Stewart where you can herar romantic murmuring in French near the fade-out from actress Britt Ekland, Stewart's girlfriend at the time.

Back 1519

Tonight's the Night

Front 1520

Singer of Foolish Games. Married to rodeo star Ty Murray

Back 1520

Jewel

Front 1521

Singer of You were Meant for ME (raised in rural alaska)

Back 1521

Jewel

Front 1522

1991 Bryan Adams song played during credits of Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

Back 1522

(Everything I do) I do it for you

Front 1523

Maid marian in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

Back 1523

Mary Elizabeth mastrantonio

Front 1524

Katherine Heigl Stars as this Janet evanovich heroine in One for the Money

Back 1524

Stephanie Plum

Front 1525

Group that sang 1994 hit "I'll make love to you"

Back 1525

Boyz II Men

Front 1526

Movie whose theme by Percy Faith is in Billboards top 20 of all time

Back 1526

A Summer Place

Front 1527

Classic movie starring Sandra Dee & Troy Donahue on resort island where there parents (her dad, his mom) have affair then get divorces & marry. .and Molly (Dee) & Johnny(donahue) get pregnant and married

Back 1527

A Summer Place

Front 1528

This Group of "Le Freak" is said to have inspired groups like Queen & Blondie

Back 1528

Chic

Front 1529

Who Sang "How deep is your love?" from 1977

Back 1529

the Bee Gees

Front 1530

The ballad won the 1977 Grammy Award for best pop performance for a duo or group with vocal. and was the first hit from "Saturday Night Fever" to hit no 1

Back 1530

How deep is your love

Front 1531

Survivor's Eye of the Tiger was featured in this movie

Back 1531

Rocky III

Front 1532

younger brother of the Bee Gees with his own solo career

Back 1532

Andy Gibb

Front 1533

English Singer of I just want to be your everything (1977)

Back 1533

Andy Gibb

Front 1534

Singer with hits: "(Love Is) Thicker Than Water" and "Shadow Dancing," the No. 1 single of 1978.

Back 1534

Andy Gibb

Front 1535

Rapper of 2008 "Low" featuring T-Pain

Back 1535

Flo Rida

Front 1536

Minneapolis trio who's only no 1 pop hit is "too close" in 1998

Back 1536

Next

Front 1537

Every breath you take group

Back 1537

the Police

Front 1538

the first and only no 1 billboard hit for the Police

Back 1538

Every Breath you take

Front 1539

Flash dance...What a feeling singer

Back 1539

Irene Cara

Front 1540

Star & themesong singer of Fame

Back 1540

Irene Cara

Front 1541

Movie about: A woman with two jobs - welder & exotic dancer wants to get into ballet school.

Back 1541

Flashdance

Front 1542

Star of Flashdance

Back 1542

Jennifer Beals

Front 1543

Colony founded by London company in 1697

Back 1543

Virginia

Front 1544

Colony founded by John Winthrop 1620

Back 1544

Massachusetts

Front 1545

Colony founded by John Wheelwright 1623

Back 1545

New Hampshire

Front 1546

Colony founded by Sir George Calvert

Back 1546

Maryland (he was Lord Baltimore)

Front 1547

Colony founded by THomas Hooker 1635

Back 1547

Connecticut

Front 1548

Colony founded by Roger Williams 1636

Back 1548

Rhode Island

Front 1549

Colony founded by Peter Minuit and New Sweden Company 1638

Back 1549

Delaware

Front 1550

Colony founded by Virginians in 1653

Back 1550

North Carolina

Front 1551

Colony founded by Eigth Nobles with a Royal Charter from Charles II 1663

Back 1551

South Carolina

Front 1552

Colony founded by Lord Berkeley and Sir George Carteret 1664

Back 1552

New Jersey

Front 1553

Colony founded by Duke of York in 1664

Back 1553

New York

Front 1554

Colony founded by william penn 1682

Back 1554

Pennsylvania

Front 1555

Colony founded by James Oglethorpe 1732

Back 1555

Georgia

Front 1556

chezeray(cesare) borgis is said to be the Model for Machiavialli's...

Back 1556

The Prince

Front 1557

Formerly called Bechuanaland

Back 1557

Botswana (was under british rule when bechuanaland)

Front 1558

Landlocked mountainous country in IndoChina

Back 1558

Laos

Front 1559

who said.. no one ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the american people

Back 1559

HL Mencken

Front 1560

Squirrel who stars in Beatrix Potter tale

Back 1560

Squirrel Nutkin

Front 1561

who sang Maybellene

Back 1561

Chuck Berry

Front 1562

Greek mythology - winged monster w/head of a woman & body of a lion. Killed travelers near thebes who couldn't answer riddle. oedipus answered correctly

Back 1562

Sphinx

Front 1563

Author of "The fox and the grapes"

Back 1563

Aesop