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THINKING ABOUT THE ENLIGHTENMENT |
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Integrating singing, dancing & music, this style of drama with a 1-syllable name is almost plotless |
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Treasures in this London museum include the Rosetta Stone & one of the oldest images of Christ |
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A large & disorderly crowd |
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Settler Pieter Wyckoff moved into this borough before it was cool--actually, in 1637, before it even existed |
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Diagnosed with lupus nephritis, singer Selena Gomez received a transplant of this vital organ |
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This Scot's "The Wealth of Nations" is a classic of laissez-faire capitalism |
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Chanko nabe is a high-protein stew that's traditionally cooked for those training for this sport |
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The National Liberty Museum, with its own bell, is in this city |
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Thackeray said that "he who meanly admires mean things is" one of these people who's convinced of his superiority |
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Some 1860s-style riding was on a "boneshaker" type of this vehicle with metal wheels |
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This Michigan singer said, "I'm not running for Senate! Are you...kidding me? Who...couldn't figure that out?" |
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Denis Diderot's work on the multi-volume opus simply called this sought to unite knowledge of every art & science |
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A Japanese edict of the 1630s restricted most foreign ships to this port where "Madame Butterfly" is set |
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The goggles seen here on display at the National Air & Space Museum were worn by her during the 1929 Women's National Air Derby |
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In the 1860s Loepold Lairitz made a vegan type of this soft wool or cotton fabric--no word on if they offered plaid |
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#MeToo evolved into this movement against sexual harassment that was a popular pin in awards season in 2018 |
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Montesquieu wrote in favor of separation of powers & this system ensuring govt. branches are equal in power |
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As a toast or a battle cry, in Japanese it means "may you live 10,000 years" |
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Home to many Dutch masterpieces, it recently added an Asian pavilion that's surrounded by water |
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From the Latin for "whitewash", it means to apply paint with crude strokes |
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This 3-initial thinker sported a hip beard as a civil rights activist and NAACP co-founder |
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A key to this Brit's "Two Treatises of Government" is his idea of "natural rights" like life & liberty |
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These pieces made to attach a purse or box to a man's sash became prized works of art |
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The 45-acre campus of this Jerusalem museum, Israel's official memorial to the Holocaust, lies on the Mount of Remembrance |
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When this 3-initial writer of "Tales" lived in Bamberg, Germany around 1815, he could have enjoyed many craft breweries |
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Voltaire advocated this 5-letter religious belief based on reason |
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