According to the New Testament, this man was a relative and perhaps a first cousin of Jesus.
Who is Saint John the Baptist?
This city was home to the first electric street car and thus became known as the "Electric City"
What is Scranton?
Benjamin Franklin was the first US Ambassador to this European Country
What is France?
This famous duo sold the most records in the States in 1970 with their Album "Bridge Over Troubled Water"
Who is Simon and Garfunkle?
This word is related to or affecting horses
What is equine?
This warrior saint defended her homeland from British invasion during the Hundred Years War.
Who is Joan of Arc?
This city became the first in flight after Gustave Whitehead flew a manned aircraft 1/2 mile in 1901, only to be robbed of its distinction by the duplicitous Wright Brothers and their double-dealing friends at the Smithsonian Museum.
What is Bridgeport, Connecticut?
Marie Antoinette was married to this Royal Man.
Who is King Louis the 16th?
In 1972 this Canadian Star had the highest selling album of the year.
Who is Neil Young?
Harvest
Please define "Mendacious"
What is not telling the truth; lying?
This male saint is one of the twelve apostles of Jesus. He is a brother of another apostle and one of the Sons of Thunder. He is known as the Beloved Disciple. He survived all the other apostles and lived until the year 100.
Saint John the Apostle
This city served as the first Capital of the Confederacy.
What is Montgomery?
WWII began after Hitler invaded this country in 1939
What is Poland?
10cc had a hit in 1973, with a song about a prison riot- called this
What is rubber bullet?
This 5 letter word is an official decree or order.
What is an edict?
This Saint founded the Society of Jesus in 1520 which is the largest religious order of priests and brothers in the Catholic Church (as of 2012)
Who is Saint Ignatius Loyola?
3 square miles of this city burned in 1871 leaving 100,000 people homeless
What is Chicago
This Iconic 19th Century European leader was known as the Iron Chanceller
Who is Otto Von Bismark?
In February of 1970 "Baby Take Me In Your Arms" became a hit song for this British Singer
Who is Jefferson?
While it originally meant "lover of the arts" in Italian, this word was adopted in English to mean a person who has a superficial knowledge in a particular art or area.
10 letters
What is dilettante?
This Saint established the Order of Friars Preachers called the Dominicans which re-energized the Church in the 13th century. He was a contemporary of Francis of Assisi.
Who Saint Dominic de Guzman?
The world's first gas station was opened in this west coast city
What is Seattle?
The Thirty Years War was fought between what two parties?
What are Catholics and Protestants
In 1979, this duo had the Billboard Top 40 Number One hit "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)
Who is Barbra Streisand and Donna Summer?
Please Define "Mammon"
What is material wealth or possessions especially as having a debasing influence ?