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Month: May 2014 Questions and Answers

  • African-americans Trivia

(Kareem Abdul-Jabaar presents the clue.) In 1893 internal surgery was rare—most patients died of infection–but that year Dr. Daniel Hale Williams used antiseptic methods during one of the first successful open-heart surgeries suturing this sac around the heart

Answer: pericardium
  • African-americans Trivia

In 1857 the Supreme Court ruled that, as a slave, he was not a citizen & therefore not entitled to sue in federal court

Answer: Dred Scott
  • African-americans Trivia

(Kareem Abdul-Jabbar presents the clue.) In 1893 internal surgery was rare–most patients died of infection–but that year Dr. Daniel Hale Williams used antiseptic methods during one of the first successful open-heart surgeries suturing this sac around the heart

Answer: the pericardium
  • African-americans Trivia

She’s added to her accomplishments with “Modelland”, a novel for young adults

Answer: Tyra Banks
  • African-americans Trivia

In 1857 the Supreme Court ruled that, as a slave, he was not a citizen & therefore not entitled to sue in federal court

Answer: Dred Scott
  • African-americans Trivia

Crispus Attucks, called the first American to die for independence, was killed in this 1770 incident

Answer: the Boston Massacre
  • African-americans Trivia

8 years before she won Olympic gold, this gymnast was a 2004 Virginia State champion

Answer: Gabby Douglas
  • African-americans Trivia

(Kareem Abdul-Jabbar presents the clue.) In 1893 internal surgery was rare–most patients died of infection–but that year Dr. Daniel Hale Williams used antiseptic methods during one of the first successful open-heart surgeries suturing this sac around the heart

Answer: the pericardium
  • The Art Of War Trivia

It’s a trademarked chemical tear gas, or a heavy club with a spiked metal knob

Answer: Mace
  • The Art Of War Trivia

It’s a nuclear power’s capability of a preemptive attack, or one-third of an out in baseball

Answer: First strike
  • The Art Of War Trivia

The B-29s that dropped atomic bombs on Japan were made by this Seattle-based company

Answer: Boeing
  • The Art Of War Trivia

In the 1930s, France built this elaborate barrier as a permanent defense against German attack

Answer: Maginot Line
  • The Art Of War Trivia

Made by Raytheon, these antimissile missiles intercepted scuds in the Gulf War

Answer: Patriot missiles
  • The Art Of War Trivia

“Returning Fire”, a painting by Bill McGrath, depicts these 2 Civil War ironclads in battle

Answer: Monitor & Merrimac
  • The Art Of War Trivia

It’s the 1836 battle captured here by Kirk Stirnweis

Answer: The Alamo

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