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| The Shenandoah Valley battlefields NHA preserves sites from this war |
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| In his review of "Legendary", Roger Ebert called it a "wrestling" version of one of these lacrimation-inducing movies |
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| A saltire is a diagonal cross, like on the flag of this UK country seen here |
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| Ronald Reuel were middle names for this Middle-earth man |
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| In the 1820s chemist Friedlieb Runge discovered this compound after Goethe asked him to find out what's in coffee |
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| A manifestation of dissent & a struggle between rivals |
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| The Rivers of Steel NHA flows through 8 counties in this state |
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| These 2 villains from slasher film series went "vs." each other in 2003 |
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| Back in 1967 Jimi Hendrix used this term for a symbol of unconventional leanings--let it fly! |
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| These 2 middle names belong to the U.S. president who flew nearly 60 WWII combat missions |
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| Trying to find a planet closer to the Sun than Mercury, Samuel Schwabe discovered a cycle of these solar phenomena |
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| An educator of higher learning & someone who admits to an infraction |
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| The first NHA was the Illinois & Michigan Canal, which in 1848 linked the Illinois River with this one that now gets dyed green |
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| This movie technique got its own feature film category at the Oscars in 2002 |
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| The U.S. flag code says Old Glory "shall be flown at" this rhyming term upon the death of an important person |
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| Keeping things simple, New Zealand singer-songwriter Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O'Connor works under this name |
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| When Carl Scheele discovered this element found in salt, he called it "dephlogisticated muriatic acid" |
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| Showing great insight & to cause to become perplexed |
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| Atchafalaya NHA stretches over 14 of these, Louisiana's equivalent of counties |
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| It was the great decade for film noir, including classics like "Laura" & "Double Indemnity" |
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| This male first name is used for a flag flown on a short pole at the bow of a ship |
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| This Labour prime minister of the 1990s & 2000s has both Charles & Lynton as middle names |
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| Alfred Nobel made the dynamite discovery that this volatile liquid can be made safer if mixed with a certain type of dirt |
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| Advancement by a society & an assembly of representatives |
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| The NHA website for this region of the Mississippi River describes it as "the land where the blues began" |
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| French name for a documentary style with handheld camera work & candid, authentic subject matter |
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| The upper rectangle on a flag is called this, also the name of an Ohio city; seen here is the one on Malaysia's flag |
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| Edward Burghardt were the middle names of this author & civil rights activist--the opening "W." was for William |
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| Before he discovered penicillin, this British scientist discovered lysozyme after his runny nose infected a Petri dish |
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| An act of incitement & a gathering of clergy |
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