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At 25 he captured a $25,000 prize for being the first person to fly the Atlantic solo |
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The Lambeth, Westminster & Waterloo Bridges all span this river |
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The Stadtpark in Vienna features a statue of this "Waltz King" with violin in hand |
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1963's Gray v. Sanders established the concept of "one man, one" this in reapportionment |
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The first use of this name for the heroine of "The Three Bears" occurred around 1904 |
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While it's been on coins since the Civil War, it wasn't made the national motto until 1956 |
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In one year, 1882, he received 75 patents on his inventions |
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Collier's Weekly helped raise money to buy this president's Kentucky birthplace in 1905-06 |
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Having sold the rights, he wasn't recognized as the composer of "Swanee River" until after his death |
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Ware v. Hylton in 1796, held that these international agreements supersede state laws |
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In this 1726 satire, high heels & low heels in Lilliput represent the Tories & the Whigs |
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This outer space "breeze" interacts with the Earth's atmosphere to create the auroras |
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Survey says from 1929-1931 this famous pollster was head of the journalism dept. at Drake University |
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A Vietnam War exhibit is one of the highlights at his presidential library in Austin, Texas |
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Beethoven called this oratorio composer "the greatest composer that ever lived" |
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In Dartmouth College v. Woodward, the court kept this state from taking over the college |
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"Anne of Avonlea" was the first sequel to this 1908 book about a red-haired orphan girl |
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The 3 gifts associated with Epiphany |
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To generations of dancers, this late Russian-born choreographer was known as "Mr. B." |
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Fort Frederica on St. Simons Island in this state was built by James Oglethorpe in the 1730s |
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The inspiration for many of this Norwegian's songs was his cousin Nina Hagerup, whom he married in 1867 |
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As a result of this man's suit against Arizona, police must read arrestees their right |
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In 1942 this "Dr. Dolittle" author wrote an anti-war poem for adults titled "Victory for the Slain" |
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His watercolor paintings were put on 1994 British stamps to celebrate his investiture's 25th anniversary |
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He was teaching at the University of Chicago when he was awarded the 1976 Nobel Prize in Economics |
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The 1,815-foot CN Tower in this Canadian city is the world's tallest self-supporting structure |
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After composing "Peter and the Wolf", he wrote "Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution" |
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Dennis v. U.S. upheld the convictions of 11 leaders of this party under the Smith Act |
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In this Mary Rodgers story, a 13-year-old girl wakes up to find that she has become her own mother |
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We bet you knew U Nu was this country's first premier |
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