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THE ABOLITIONIST MOVEMENT |
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Let's be honest--Switzerland & Liechtenstein are the only 2 countries in Europe that still use this monetary unit |
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Ison, one of these space travelers, was called a "sungrazer", passing within 684,000 miles of the surface |
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For this 2010 film, Jeff Bridges wore a patch over his right eye; in the original, John Wayne wore it over the left |
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Willing to use violence for the abolitionist cause, he went to the gallows on December 2, 1859 |
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Hyphenated term for a contest that's really no contest |
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This close relative of a Chilean president sent us to the Moon & back with "Eva Luna" in 1989 |
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40 years after his death, he still appears on some of China's paper money |
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After you swallow food, it passes through this relatively straight muscular tube down to your stomach |
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The Buffalo herd in this 1990 Kevin Costner film numbered 3,500 & it took 8 days to film the hunt & stampede |
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Still around today, it was formed in 1854 with members of the "conscience" Whigs as a key element |
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Alliterative term for a married person having an affair |
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This novelist wrote the libretto for "Margaret Garner", an opera based on the same story that inspired "Beloved" |
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Before adopting the euro, Italy & Vatican City used this monetary unit |
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The amosite type of this fibrous material can resist temperatures up to 1,000 degrees |
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This hard-drinking friend of Wild Bill Hickok has been played on film by Jean Arthur, Yvonne de Carlo & Doris Day |
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Leading abolitionist sisters Sarah & Angelina Grimke were members of this "friendly" Christian sect |
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The Lakers won championships in 1987 & '88, so before the next season, Pat Riley trademarked this |
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In 1964 this woman big into laissez-faire capitalism offered "The Virtue of Selfishness" |
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Tuvalu, a small island country in the South Pacific, uses the dollar of this country 2,000 miles away |
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It's the classic film in which Alan Ladd rides off as Brandon de Wilde yells for him to "come back" |
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This noted speaker & abolitionist who escaped from slavery in 1826 was born Isabella Baumfree but changed her name |
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A rare, lucky specimen of genus Trifolium |
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This title glass object in a Sylvia Plath novel symbolizes madness to its protagonist, Esther Greenwood |
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Algeria, Bahrain & Iraq all use a currency called this |
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Make this kind of "grab" & tell us it's the P in P=fv, f symbolizing force & v, speed |
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Audie Murphy played Tom Destry in 1954's "Destry"; oddly, this film with Jimmy Stewart in the role came 15 years earlier |
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This 3-named abolitionist crusader published a Boston newspaper called The Liberator |
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A certain quintet gives us this slang phrase for shoplifting |
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This woman who's part Chippewa has written "Love Medicine", "The Plague of Doves" & "The Round House" |
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