19peopleWhere did Mother Teresa run a leprosy clinic from 1950 until her death in1997?Show AnswerShare
14peopleAround the middle of the 18th century, this Englishman wrote a book of rules and instructions for indoor games, especially card games. Who was he?Show AnswerShare
20peopleBecause of her heroic and efficient work with wounded soldiers during the Crimean War in the 1850's, which woman is considered the founder of modern nursing?Show AnswerShare
14peopleEarly in her film career, she played the role of a lesbian in the 1966 film, "The Group." In 1971 she starred with Jack Nicholson and Art Garfunkel in the film, "Carnal Knowledge." In 1980 she married French director Louis Malle. Throughout the 90's, sheShow AnswerShare
18peopleEdward Kennedy was engulfed in scandal when he accidentally drove Mary Jo Kopechne off a bridge on what island?Show AnswerShare
7peopleIn the 19th century she helped women gain the right to vote. In the 20th century her likeness adorned an American coin. Who was she?Show AnswerShare
12peopleOur current election features two people (Bush/Gore) running for election to the office of President for the first time each. I'll name the years in which this happened before, you tell who was running.Show AnswerShare
2peopleThese three people are siblings. Mary works for her dad, Stella is a fashion designer, and James, the youngest, is a budding guitarist like his father. Who are the parents?Show AnswerShare
19peopleThis person immigrated without money from Scotland to the United States in the mid 19th century. He made millions in the U.S. steel industry, and gave away most of the proceeds to educational, cultural, and peace-making organizations. Who was he?Show AnswerShare
4peopleMia Farrow and Woody Allen have a number of adopted children among them, but only one biological child, a four-year-old son. What is his first name?Show AnswerShare
16peopleThis Hungarian musician, who lived from 1811 to 1886, was a romantic composer and perhaps the greatest pianist of all time. During his lifetime he was considered a public idol. His most famous works include his 20 Hungarian Rhapsodies. Who was he?Show AnswerShare
14peopleOne of America's true folk heroes was born in 1774, with the name John Chapman. He spent most of his life roaming through the American midwest, planting orchards and teaching. Many towns grew up at the locations of many of his orchards. By what name was hShow AnswerShare
6peopleBorn in 1948, in Cambridge, England, she became a movie star and recorded over twenty musical hits. Her 1981 recording was the largest-selling single of the 1980's. Who is she?Show AnswerShare
