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U.S. HISTORY: THE FIRST 100 YEARS |
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FROM THE BRITISH MONARCHY'S WEBSITE |
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In 2013 the annual August tribute week to him in Memphis included a Graceland trivia tour |
(John: [With an [*] accent] Who is [*]?) (Alex: [With an [*] accent] Yeah, you're right.) [Laughter]
Elvis
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"____ Is the New ____" |
Orange is the New Black
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This province seen here has more than a third of Canada's people |
Ontario
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In 1804 a newspaper reported that Alexander Hamilton called him "a dangerous man" |
Aaron Burr
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A ceremony dating from the 12th century, Swan Upping is an annual census of the swans on parts of this river |
the Thames
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Oh no! Temblor de tierra, this! |
(Alex: You notice, folks, John missed one. Bad sign. We'll return in a moment.) (Becky Giardina's students at Burke County Middle School: Good luck on Jeopardy!, Ms. G!) [Cheers and applause]
earthquake
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Its route begins in Hopkinton, Massachusetts & passes Fenway Park |
the Boston Marathon
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"Murphy ____" |
Murphy Brown
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The Klondike gold rush of the late 1890s took place in this territory that borders Alaska |
the Yukon
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In 1873 this Tammany Hall boss was convicted of 204 criminal charges & sentenced to 12 years in prison |
Boss Tweed
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Its second verse begins, "Thy choicest gifts in store on her be pleased to pour, long may she reign" |
"God Save The Queen"
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If a store is abierto, it's this |
open
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This holiday falls on what was once the last day of the Celtic year when the ghosts of the dead returned to Earth |
Halloween
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YVR is the code for this West Coast airport |
Vancouver
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In the first census, 1790, New York was America's largest city & this was the most populous state |
(Maryanne: What is Massachusetts?) (Becky: What is Pennsylvania?)
Virginia
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The second son born to Queen Elizabeth II, he was the first child born to a reigning monarch in 103 years |
Andrew
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In Latin it means "place"; in Spanish, "crazy" |
loco
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The Wings over the Prairie festival in Stuttgart, Ark., in November features the world championship of calling these fowl |
(John: What are turkeys?)
ducks
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"____ Collar" |
White Collar
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In surface area, it's the largest lake within or on the borders of Canada |
Superior
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In 1823 the U.S. finally paid off its 20-year loans for the money to buy this at less than 5 cents an acre |
Louisiana Territory (or Purchase)
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These islands are grouped into the 2 main bailiwicks of Jersey & Guernsey |
the Channel Islands
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This means a race; this "de toros" means a bullfight |
corrida
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This Mississippi port has been holding the blessing of the shrimp boats each spring since 1929 |
Biloxi
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"____ Bloods" |
[Applause for John's run of the category] (Alex: Hey, well done. But you've been watching far too much television over the years, John.) (John: Guilty as charged.) (Alex: All right, it's paying off, though. Keep it going.)
Blue Bloods
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In 1988 it became the first Canadian city to host the winter Olympics |
(Maryanne Lewell's class at Saint John High School: Bonne chance, Madame Lewell !) [Cheers and applause]
Calgary
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The Webster-Ashburton treaty of 1842 settled the boundary between New Brunswick & this state |
Maine
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Elizabeth I was the last of the 5 sovereigns from this royal house |
the Tudors
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In Spanish it means "insignificant"; we know it better as a soup |
menudo
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