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1821's "Three Guarantees" were independence, equality of Spaniards & Creoles & supremacy of this religion |
Catholicism
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The ventures of model/entrepreneur Karlie Kloss include camps for girls called do this programming task "with Klossy" |
coding
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In the opera "Dead Man Walking", Sister Helen meets her pen pal, a death row inmate, at Angola Penitentiary in this state |
Louisiana
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Ovid's "Ars Amatoria", translated as "Art of" this, led to charges of immorality |
Love
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This word famously follows Mayo & Cleveland |
Clinic
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The name of this famous Russian ballet company means "big" or "grand" |
Bolshoi
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From the 1940s to the 1960s, millions of Mexicans known as braceros got temporary U.S. permits to work in this sector |
agriculture
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Once a model for Tom Ford & Armani, in 2021 Noah Mills joined the newest spin-off in this CBS action franchise, set in Hawaii |
(Christopher: What is Hawaii Five-0?)
NCIS
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Philip Glass' "Akhnaten" begins in Thebes with the passing of Amenhotep III & words sung from this tome |
Book of the Dead
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In this fittingly titled Ovid work, Ascalaphus is punished by being transformed into an owl |
(Anmol: What is... Metamorphosis?)
Metamorphoses
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In 1802 Hôpital Necker-Enfants Malades was the first of these institutions |
a children's hospital
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It's the traditional style of theater being performed here |
kabuki
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Selected for development using a computer, this Yucatan city got its first hotel in 1974 & is now Mexico's No. 1 beach resort |
Cancun
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Pattie Boyd was a star model of the swinging '60s before she was a musical muse who inspired this man's "Wonderful Tonight" |
Eric Clapton
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This composer set "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" in a city south of his birthplace, Leipzig |
Wagner
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Ovid's tragedy about this enchantress who helped Jason with the Golden Fleece was praised in the poet's day but is now lost |
(Christopher: Who was Medusa?)
Medea
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These centers for victims of sudden events like gunshots come in levels, 1 through 5 |
trauma (centers)
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A favorite with hippies, this musky scent from a plant of the mint family is said to have soothing, calming effects |
(Mayim: Yes, when I wear it, people tell me not to.) [Laughter]
patchouli
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The era of this man's late 19th & early 20th century rule is known as the Porfiriato |
(Christopher: Who is Porfiro?)
Porfirio Díaz
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The cosmetics line for women of color launched by this Somali-born model in 1994 is still going strong |
Iman
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"Nabucco", based on the life of Nebuchadnezzar, features a scene in this city's gardens |
Babylon
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Coming under the scrutiny of Augustus, Ovid was punished with a type of this called relegation |
exile (banishment)
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The Trenton Psychiatric Hospital was originally called this type of 6-letter institution |
an asylum
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Originally from India, it's this game--who wants to play? |
Parcheesi
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This 1860s presidente & national hero gave his name to a ciudad along Mexico's border with Texas |
Juarez
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"Mirror, Mirror" is a novel about teens coming of age by this actress, model & social media star |
Cara Delevingne
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A Strauss opera has this title princess "auf Naxos", abandoned by Theseus after she helped him escape the Labyrinth |
Ariadne
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In an Ovid work, "Why are We Joined in Soul, and Parted by the Wave?" asks this paramour of Hero |
Leander
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From the Latin for "heal", it's an old-timey place to heal from tuberculosis |
a sanitorium (sanitarium)
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Synonyms for this French word include listlessness, boredom & the blahs |
(Mayim: You ran that category.) [Applause]
ennui
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