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Many have claimed to see the ghosts of Civil War soldiers still wandering the battlefield in this Penn. town |
Gettysburg
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She not only hosted the show, she also won awards for Music Female Artist & TV Actress, Comedy |
(Karan: Who is America Ferrera?)
Miley Cyrus
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Tech stuff: Windows, floppy disk, Powerbook |
floppy disk, Windows and Powerbook
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Emerson was a pallbearer for this "Scarlet Letter" author |
Hawthorne
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Before his dictionary, he put out 1783's "American Spelling Book", a mainstay of pioneer schooling |
Webster
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A long, metal pole used to divert lightning |
a rod
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He may have made his last stand at Little Big Horn, but his ghost is said to haunt his old quarters at Fort Leavenworth |
Custer
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This Brit has nothing to atone for--she snapped up an award for her role in "Atonement" |
Keira Knightley
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European discoveries: Cape of Good Hope, Florida, Bering Strait |
the Cape of Good Hope, Florida and the Bering Strait
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He wrote "Carrie" while teaching high school English at Hampden Academy in Maine |
(Stephen) King
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Frontiersmen wore trousers of this animal's skin, the leather in the "Leatherstocking Tales" |
(Karan: What is cow?) (Sarah: What is horse?) ... (Alex: Natty Bumppo was known as "Deerslayer", so it's [*].)
deerskin
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3-letter slang for a pleasing physique |
a bod
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Talk about ghosts with a mission--apparently there are plenty at this battle site in San Antonio |
the Alamo
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For his role on this series, Chad Michael Murray was chosen favorite TV Actor in a Drama |
(Anurag: What is Grey's Anatomy?)
One Tree Hill
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Universities: San Diego State, Purdue, Brown |
Brown, Purdue, San Diego State
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He co-wrote "Sea of Cortez" with marine biologist Edward Ricketts, the model for Doc in "Cannery Row" |
(John) Steinbeck
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Chinking was filling the spaces in this typical pioneer home in wooded areas |
a log cabin
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Surface layer of ground |
sod
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Shove off to this famous ship in Long Beach, Calif.; it's considered one of the most haunted places in the world |
the Queen Mary
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Who better to take home the award for "Most Fanatic Fans" than this teen cutie from "American Idol"? |
(Sarah: Who is Sanjaya Malakar?)
David Archuleta
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Presidential administrations: Chester A. Arthur, James K. Polk, Millard Fillmore |
Polk, Fillmore, Arthur
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This author of "The Good Earth" wrote 5 books using the pseudonym John Sedges |
Pearl Buck
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This 3-word phrase for what groups of pioneer travelers did when under attack is still an idiom today |
circle the wagons
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To walk heavily & wearily |
plod
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An old forest farmhouse in Salt Lake City is supposedly haunted by Ann Eliza Webb, this man's 19th wife |
Brigham Young
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This skater boy was honored as Choice Action Sports Male |
(Karan: Who is Tony Hawk?)
Ryan Sheckler
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Geological periods: Cambrian, Cretaceous, Triassic |
Cambrian, Triassic, Cretaceous
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In 1930 this "Main Street" author became the first American to win the Nobel Prize for literature |
Sinclair Lewis
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Pioneer moms whose kids had chills & sweats knew sassafras was also called the ague tree, ague meaning this |
fever
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Land to which Cain fled in the Bible |
Nod
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