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In 1096 Peter the Hermit's preaching aroused public support for the 1st of these expeditions |
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Medieval mystery plays often dealt with events taken from this book |
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The 1st Communist state in the Western Hemisphere |
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This large Midwestern city is named for a greatly admired saint & king of France |
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"Old Mother Goose, when she wanted to wander, would ride through the air on a very fine" one of these |
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He was the 1st president to ride in an electric automobile; it may have been a "rough ride" |
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King John accepted it June 15, 1215 |
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After finding his wife dead, Oedipus did this to himself with her brooches |
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In 1953 it was declared an integral part of Denmark |
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Legendary dragon slayer & rescuer of damsels in distress, he's the patron saint of England |
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Not Horatio but this character was a horn blower--when awake, that is |
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The 1st presidential limo with complete air conditioning was a 1961 Lincoln he ordered |
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In the 16th & 17th centuries this royal family ruled Spain was well as Austria |
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Author of "Cyrano de Bergerac", Edmond Rostand wrote at least 3 plays for this French actress |
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Island country where you'll find the Maoris speaking Maori |
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The patron saint of Czechoslovakia, we sing a song about this king at Christmastime |
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The 2 groups that failed in their attempt to reassemble Humpty Dumpty |
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The 1st president to join this road service organization was Woodrow Wilson |
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2 years after becoming Kaiser in 1888, Germany's Wilhelm II dismissed this famous chancellor |
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Act II of this Shaw play opens at a Salvation Army shelter |
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While Little Diomede belongs to the U.S., Big Diomede belongs to this country |
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Lord Chancellor of England in the 16th c., he didn't attain sainthood until 1935 |
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Simple Simon went fishing in a pail to catch one of these |
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Called the most careful driver of all presidents, he drove "silently" & never went over 16 m.p.h. |
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Forces from this duchy conquered Southern Italy as well as England in the 11th century |
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Noted for "The Ghost Sonata", A. Strindberg has been called this country's greatest dramatist |
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Japan's largest city, highest mountain & largest lake are located on this, its largest island |
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Two of the saints with this name were from Thebes, Egypt & Padua, Italy |
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In the 2nd verse of "Sing a Song of Sixpence", the king was here, totalling his assets |
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In 1909 he ordered the White House stables converted into a garage |
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