Early American Music
This city in Tennessee became the center for country music.
Nashville
At a wedding, the bride's family usually sits on this side of the aisle.
Left
The most common flavoring to be used in baking.
Vanilla
A very famous horserace that takes place yearly at the Churchill Downs, located in the southern town of Louisville.
Kentucky Derby
The red liquid inside a thermometer.
Alcohol
During the Revolutionary War, this song about a fellow with a "feather in his hat" became a favorite marching song.
Yankee Doodle
The group of bridesmaids, groomsmen, flower girl, ring bearer, etc. as a whole group are known as this.
Bridal Party
Pie a la mode is a dessert made of pie topped with this.
Ice Cream
This is another name for the game Table Tennis.
Ping-Pong
Lard is a soft, white fat that is obtained from this farm animal.
Hogs
Jazz music was first played by black musicians in this southern Louisiana town.
New Orleans
Before the wedding, this gathering occurs where the bride receives gifts.
Bridal Shower
These are the traditional eating utensils of China.
Chopsticks
If you are throwing dice and throw "snake eyes", this is how many dots are showing on the dice.
Two
These tiny fibers are spread all throughout the body that spread impulse messages to the brain, causing us to feel sensations such as pain or pleasure.
Nerves
This famous American musician wrote the favorite classic "It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)" in 1932.
Duke Ellington
An old tradition calls for young girls putting linens or towels into a trunk or box called this.
Hope chest.
This food feeds more of the world's population than any other food.
Rice
This Major League Baseball "homerun champion" player's career spanned 22 seasons from 1914-1935, during which he became known by several nicknames including "The Sultan of Swat" and "The Great Bambino".
George Herman "Babe Ruth" Jr.
This is the language the Old Testament of the bible was originally written in.
Hebrew
In the 1880's, the United States Marine Band was led by this man who wrote famous marches such as "Stars and Stripes Forever" and "Semper Fidelis".
John Phillip Sousa
Historically this song has been played as a bride walks down the aisle at the start of a wedding.
(Wagner's) Bridal Chorus
This country produces more than half of the world's supply of olive oil.
Spain
In this old game, players take turns hurling pocketknives at the ground. There are several variations of this game including one in which players must throw the knife as close to their own foot as possible, and another where the loser must extract the knife from the ground with their teeth.
Mumblety-Peg
In what year did the 19th Amendment give women the right to vote?
1920