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After he led two Indian uprisings in what's now this state, Opechancanough was killed in Jamestown in 1644 |
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In 1780 Carl Scheele isolated lactic acid in this substance that had soured |
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As a verb, it means to call a taxi; as a noun, it's a pellet of frozen precipitation |
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Founded in the United States in 1851, this organization is called the YMCA for short |
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Number of symphonies completed by Beethoven |
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Her father-in-law, Montague, promises to "raise her statue in pure gold" |
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Osceola, a leader of these Florida Indians, was tricked into attending peace talks & then captured |
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Mariner 10 was the first space probe to study 2 planets, these 2 closest to the sun |
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Type of periodical whose name comes from the Arabic word for "storehouse", makhzan |
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This largest U.S. veterans' organization sponsors junior baseball leagues |
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Term for the interval between a note & the next higher note with the same letter |
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In "Hamlet" she says of the player queen, "the lady doth protest too much, methinks" |
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A Paiute prophet named Wovoka popularized the religious ritual known by this "spectral" name |
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A quadrilateral with 4 lines of symmetry has to be one of these figures |
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The "Norway" in Norway pine isn't the country but a town in this "down east" state |
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Eleanor Smeal preceded & succeeded Judith B. Goldsmith as president of this feminist organization |
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Number of flags on an eighth note |
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The ghost of this king's wife, Lady Anne, haunts him at Bosworth field |
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These Plains Indians known by a bird's name call themselves Absaroka, which means "bird people" |
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Because it's heat resistant, this softest of all minerals is used to line stoves |
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This can be the right to vote or the right to sell a company's products in a certain area |
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Helen Keller was on the 1st national committee of this constitutional rights organization in 1920 |
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In Germany this type of night piece is called a nachtstuck |
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In scene 2 of this play Miranda tells Prospero that she's seen a shipwreck |
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It's said this great Apache chief escaped from U.S. troops in 1861 with 3 bullets in his body |
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The 3 continents through which the Prime Meridian runs |
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The name of this wiry-haired dog with a blunt muzzle comes from German for "snout" |
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"Service above self" is the motto of this oldest service organization |
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He was "Finnish" even before he started his tone poem "Finlandia" |
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Oberon quarrels with this queen over a little changeling boy whom she showers with attention |
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