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U.S. HISTORY: THE EARLY 1800s |
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In 324 B.C. he was king of Persia & leader of Greece, as well as king of Macedonia |
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The Davey O'Brien Award goes to the top player at this position; Peyton Manning & Eric Crouch are recent winners |
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At Madison's request, Congress declared war on the U.K. on June 18 of this year |
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Eaten for breakfast or as a side dish, hominy grits are made from this |
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A newborn gnu is called one of these, like an elephant or a whale |
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Any pigment on the wall so faded you can barely see it |
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Personal difficulties led him to resign as Secretary of the Treasury in 1795 |
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In January 2005 this Heisman-winning Trojan announced he'd return for a final year |
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Completed in 1825, this New York waterway cost more than $7 million to build |
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Developed in Louisiana, praline is a sweet traditionally made with brown sugar & these nuts |
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Term for a newborn cheetah, fox or panda |
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A manly tortilla chip smothered with melted cheese |
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Helen Keller's parents chose Anne Sullivan as her teacher on the advice of this inventor |
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This Provo, Utah school won 10 straight WAC football titles from 1976 to 1985 |
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Denmark Vesey, brought to Charleston in 1783, planned one of the USA's first of these types of revolt in 1822 |
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It's said that yapping dogs were fed these fried dumplings to keep quiet, hence their name |
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Young people should know this 3-letter name for a young ruminant |
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His "Gulag Archipelago" led to his arrest & forced deportation |
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This Florida State coach entered 2005 with 351 victories, more than any other Division 1-A coach |
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In the Missouri Compromise, Massachusetts gave up its northern territory to form this state |
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This green pod, often a gumbo ingredient, is also called gumbo |
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It can mean a young equine, or be a verb meaning to give birth to one |
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Accept the loan of someone else's pain & sadness |
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Georgia is represented in Washington D.C.'s Statuary Hall by this Confederate vice president |
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Orlando Pace is the only 2-time winner of the Best Lineman award named for this legendary Packers coach |
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Controversial "bank" led by Nicholas Biddle from 1823 to 1836 |
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This "colorful" Southern gravy is made from ham drippings, hot coffee & water |
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In "Songs of Innocence", William Blake asked it, "Who made thee?" |
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Mitral valve or ventricle |
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