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DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION |
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Venus & Serena grew up in this huge city's suburb of Compton, better known for rappers than groundstrokers |
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After Thomas Jefferson's death, daughter Martha sold this home to a local druggist for $4,500 in cash |
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1896's Plessy v. Ferguson promoted the doctrine of "Separate but" this |
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This capital's Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church consists of new structures & a tower ruined in World War II |
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Ruth Cowan was fired by U.P. for posing as a newspaperman but joined this rival agency & reported on WWII |
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Marc Brown's son requested a story about an unusual animal, so "Arthur" became this mammal |
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In 2001 the Williams sisters got "animated" on the court in the "Tennis the Menace" episode of this Fox series |
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Abigail, known as "Little Abby", was the oldest child of this U.S. president |
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In 1989 hundreds of pro-democracy demonstrators were killed by the military at Tiananmen Square in this capital |
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Seen here, Sean Flynn, son of screen legend Errol, disappeared in April of 1970 during this war |
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The professor who created this holiday added an extra "A" as the end to distinguish it from an African festival |
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In 2001 Serena was seen with LaVar Arrington, LB for this NFL team certain to draw cheers when you answer |
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Most of the ancient portion of this city lies on the east bank of the Tiber River |
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One of the greatest war photojournalists, Robert Capa's "GI Landing on Omaha Beach" was shot at this invasion |
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Not Moses alone but this brother as well gets the credit for telling Pharaoh, "Let my people go" |
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Venus took the 2000 & 2001 singles titles at this British Grand Slam event |
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The Free University of this Belgian capital is 2 institutions: 1 for French speaking students & 1 for Flemish speakers |
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Alexander Gardner started out as Mathew Brady's aide & ended up taking one of the last photos of this president |
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Established in 1867, it's America's first fashion magazine |
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"At Home in the World" is this Wall St. Journal reporter's book published after his death in Pakistan |
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Philippine peninsula which was the site of an infamous "Death March" in WWII |
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