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The amusement park Coney Island, famous for its boardwalk and thrilling rides was located in which borough of New York City?

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What is the name of the 2100 year old 75 mile long protective wall that extends across northern England?

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Which 1990's animated Disney film earned an Academy Award nomination in the category of Best Picture?

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He was an 18th century Venetian adventurer, author, gambler, spy, and seducer of women. Today his name can describe any womanizing male. Who was he?

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You can travel from California to Nebraska by passing through only two states. What are they?

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In 1492, the Spanish expelled all Jews from Spain, and also rescued the country from Moslem control. What was the last city in Spain controlled by the Moslems?

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In August, 1995, in the second-largest takeover in U.S. business history, American Broadcasting Company was acquired by what major entertainment corporation?

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Rock music drummer Tommy Lee was married to, and divorced from, which two blonde TV babes?

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The custom of fooling friends and relatives on the first of April began in the late 1500's in which country? Was it England, Ireland, France, or the United States?

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Who was the King of France in 1789, at the beginning of the French revolution

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What quotation is inscribed on the tombstone of Martin Luther King?

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In the 1960's, London Bridge was moved from London to which place in Arizona?

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In 1947 the Norwegian ethnologist and author Thor Heyerdahl confirmed that ancient Indians could have sailed from Peru to Polynesia, and in 1970, he confirmed that ancient Egyptians could have settled the West Indies. What were the names of the two boats

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Customarily, the primary colors of the visible spectrum were red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet. However, around 300 years ago, Sir Isaac Newton found another, situated between blue and violet, and named it what?

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What kind of tree and grasshopper have the same name?