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It's the oldest existing political party in the U.S. |
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The artisans of this city were famous for their damask fabric of satin & silk brocades |
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Her 1st words in "Pygmalion" are "Nah then, Freddy: Look wh' y' gowin deah" |
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Deriving its name from the state & from its distinctive gait, the Tennessee walker is a breed of this |
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Jakob Freud said of him, "That boy will never amount to anything" |
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Because the Incas did not write, their written history begins with their conquest by this country |
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He became the next vice president after Spiro Agnew |
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Woven with uncut loops, this cotton cloth is normally used for towels & beachwear |
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The American Theatre Wing publishes a history of these awards, which it gives out every year |
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W.C. Handy, "Father of the Blues", wrote & worked on Beale Street in this city |
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An anonymous wag called it "a place where you go to be born" |
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Of meat jerky, freeze-dried potatoes or ice cream, the one not part of the Inca's diet |
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He was the 1968 presidential candidate of the American Independent Party |
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From the French for "velvet", it's a velvety fabric |
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At the end of "Medea", Medea is borne away by one of these vehicles, drawn by dragons |
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Tennessee leads all states in the production of this element used to galvanize iron & steel |
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Mark Twain called this sport "a good walk spoiled" |
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The Incas were renowned for their masonry work which surprisingly didn't require any of this |
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This Nutmegger was the 1st woman elected governor who didn't succeed her husband in the office |
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Identifiable by its crinkly striped surface, this fabric can be made from cotton, rayon or linen |
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The title character of this Ibsen play is more properly known as Mrs. Jorgen Tesman |
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WWII's Manhattan Project was centered in this town near Knoxville, not Manhattan |
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Famous adage Theodore Roosevelt told the crowd at the Minnesota state fair September 2, 1901 |
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They were the principal beasts of burden for the Incas |
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The unflattering name given to the American Party of the 1850s |
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It's the French name given to fabrics woven with metallic threads |
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This 1972 musical was inspired by the life of Charlemagne's oldest son |
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Almost all of present-day Tennessee originally belonged to this state, now its eastern neighbor |
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Completes 1st line of Marlowe's poem about the passionate shepherd, "Come live with me..." |
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Legend says Manco Capac, the 1st Inca ruler, led them to this city that was the "navel" of the world |
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