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Who was the first African American to serve as US Secretary of State?

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What does the acronym CB stand for in CB radio?

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Her name was Judith Kaplan, and she was the world's first Bat Mitzvah. This event took place in Manhattan in what year?- within 10

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To avenge the persecution of Roman Catholics in England, he led a conspiracy to kill King James I and blow up Parliament on November 5, 1605, but was arrested in the cellars of Parliament and later executed. Who was he?

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What TV show broadcast February 28, 1983, holds the distinction of being the most-watched TV show of all time?

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This English explorer, poet, and historian was sentenced to death in 1603 on a trumped-up charge of treason against James I. Imprisoned in the Tower of London, he wrote his History of the World. He was released on parole in 1616 to lead an expedition to f

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To the nearest square inch, what is the surface area of a balloon which is 20 inches in diameter?

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In international basketball and in Olympic games, the free-throw or 3-second lane in basketball has what geometrical shape?

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The British leaders Robert Walpole, Earl Grey, and Lord Melbourne, and the Americans Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, Wm. Henry Harrison, and Millard Fillmore were all associated with which political party?

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TV evangelist Jimmy Swaggert and country singer Mickey Gilley are both cousins of a rock and roll singer nicknamed "The Killer," considered to be one of the greatest rock and roll singers ever. Who is it?

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What is the third largest planet in our solar system?

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If you looked at a clock in the mirror and the time on the clock face appeared to read 8:20, what time would it be in reality?

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Which country's name comes from the Arabic name Al-Maghreb, which means "farthest west."

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Which one of these classical composers died the latest? Liszt, Schubert, Brahms, or Chopin?

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What is the second largest city in each of these countries: a. Mexico b. China c. France