Alliterative History
Mathsters
Describing the No. 1 Album
A Trip to Asia
10-Letter Words
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Nickname of the First Volunteer Cavalry, which blazed into history books at the 1898 Battle of Santiago

Rough Riders

400

Emmy Noether was an innovator in the higher levels of this math branch that uses letters in place of specific numbers

Algebra

400

7 top 10 singles, a big flag, Bruce's behind

Born in the U.S.A

400

We'll enjoy Oskemen on the Irtysh River when we're in this country, but we will not make one Borat joke when we're there. Very nice!

Kazakhstan 

400

This word for any extended break from work gets its name from a day of rest

sabbatical

800

Born in Venetia, Italy, he began leading the Church around the year 140

Pope Pius

800

In the 1930s mathematician John von Neumann's work helped show that indeterminacy was inherent to this new physics theory

quantum mechanics

800

A first from 2022: all 10 top spots in the Billboard Hot 100 at the same time

Midnights

800

Known locally as Dapsang, this very large mountain with a very short name rises from its base on the Godwin Austen Glacier

K2

800

The act of taking over someone else's computer with the goal of affecting social or political change is this portmanteau word

hacktivism

1200

In Roman history, young girls were chosen to be these priestesses who tended the eternal flame of a hearth goddess

vestal virgins
1200

In the 1990s Andrew Wiles--subsequently Sir Andrew Wiles--shook up the math world by proving this 17th century man's "last theorem"

Fermat

1200

Despite the title, no help needed: sizzling sales for SZA

SOS

1200

Let's head to the Kota, or Old Batavia, in this world capital on the northwest coast of Java

Jakarta

1200

There's a pair of Zs in this word for a type of musical entertainment presented between opera acts

intermezzo

1600

DAILY DOUBLE Thaddeus Stevens & Charles Sumner were members of this "extreme" group in Lincoln's party advocating emancipation 

Radical republicans

1600

Though he didn't discover it, this Swiss genius naturally chose e to represent the important constant named for him

Euler

1600

Beyoncé declares her fearless alter ego & puts a ring on things

I Am... Sasha Fierce

1600

Oh, man! The Mohammed Al Ameen Mosque is breathtaking in this capital city on the Gulf of Oman

Muscat

1600

DAILY DOUBLE Common in French, this diacritical mark gets its name from the Latin for "bend around" 

circumflex

2000

In the late 19th century, the Pinkertons infiltrated this cabal of coal miners named for a widowed Irishwoman

Molly Maguires

2000

Called a Mozart of math, Terence Tao became a UCLA prof at 24 & won this "Nobel Prize of Math" at 31

a Fields Medal

2000

2 of the tunes mentioned in the title are "Isn't She Lovely" & "Pastime Paradise"

Songs in the Key of Life

2000

In Myanmar we'll enjoy cruising on this, the country's main river, as it flows 1,300 miles into the Bay of Bengal

the Irrawaddy

2000

Pooch & pals are sitting pretty on the rock slab with this name familiar to architects & engineers

Cantilever (Rock)

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