FAMOUS AMERICANS
The tomb of this civil rights leader lies next to the Ebenezer Baptist churchyard on Auburn Ave.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
2 of the more than 800 languages spoken on this continent are Kimbundu & Kikuyu
Africa
The 2 "Hamlet" characters with the longest names are Rosencrantz & this friend
Guildenstern
Uzbekistan & Tadzhikistan are predominantly Muslim republics of this country
the Soviet Union
Major Robert Anderson was in command of this S.C. fort when it was attacked in April 1861
Fort Sumter
This telegraph pioneer was also an artist who served as the first president of the Nat'l Academy of Design
Samuel Morse
The words "ersatz" & "hinterland" come directly from this language
German
His mother died of grief after he was banished from Verona
Romeo
Until 1939 this was Thailand's official name
Siam
Congress revived the rank of lieutenant general & made him the first one in March 1864
Ulysses S. Grant
After college, this future U.S. president taught debating & public speaking at Sam Houston High School
Lyndon B. Johnson
Classical languages include ancient Greek, Latin & this language of ancient India
Sanskrit
Of Othello, Iago or Cassio, the one whose first name is Michael
Cassio
The world's largest mountain glaciers are in these mountains between Assam & Kashmir
Himalayas
On Nov. 9, 1863 Lincoln went to the theater & saw "The Marble Heart" starring this man
John Wilkes Booth
In 1954 this chief justice wrote the opinion in the Brown v. Board of Education case
Earl Warren
Languages derived from French that are spoken in Haiti & Louisiana are both called this
Creole
This title king says, "I am a man more sinn'd against than sinning"
King Lear
On July 2, 1976 this country's national assembly proclaimed its own reunification
Vietnam
In this 1863 battle the Union forces were on Cemetery Ridge
Gettysburg
New Englander who concluded an 1830 Senate speech, "Liberty & union, now & forever, one & inseparable"
Daniel Webster
Some of the aboriginal people of the northernmost islands of this country speak Ainu
Japan
In "Macbeth", Malcolm & Donalbain are sons of this king of Scotland
Duncan
In "Mandalay" Kipling called this country a "cleaner, greener land"
Burma (now Myanmar)
After this general took his own sweet time to cross the Potomac, Lincoln replaced him with Burnside
George McClellan