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New England
400

Its name is pretty self-explanatory--it's the study of the Earth

Geology

400

In 1621 Francis Bacon was sent to this London lockup, but the king let him out after 4 days

The Tower of London

400

In an opera based on this Grimm fairy tale, the title siblings come upon a house made of gingerbread & start noshing

"Hansel and Gretel"

400

The only state that has a non-rectangular flag, it also has a red disk to symbolize the seed of the buckeye tree

Ohio

400

"The Hub of the Universe", it's the largest city in New England

Boston

800

It's the study of the atmosphere & weather, not of shooting stars

Meteorology

800

In 1961 Stokely Carmichael was on a bus tour as one of these "Riders", & later in the trip was jailed

Freedom

800

Michelangelo was all of 26 when he began working on a giant sculpture of this Biblical figure for the city of Florence

David

800

Here's a fact to gnaw on:
In 1969 it became Oregon's official state animal

the beaver

800

Some of Vermont's best farmland is located in this valley that shares its name with a large lake in the region

Champlain

1200

Osteology is the branch of anatomy that deals with these body parts

Bones

1200

Piper Kerman's time at a correctional institution in Connecticut is the basis of this TV series

Orange is the New Black

1200

Modernism in photography includes a 1907 work titled this, the low-class area of a ship near the rudder

Steerage

1200

The largest New England state in area, it's the least densely populated east of the Mississippi

Maine

1200

The Hall of Heroes in New London, Connecticut honors heroic alumni of this service academy

The Coast Guard Academy

1600

Archaeology is a subfield of this study of human beings' origins & cultures

Anthropology

1600

He went from the White House of the Confederacy in Richmond to imprisonment at Fort Monroe near Norfolk

Jefferson Davis

1600

In this ballet, Siegfried is torn between Odette & Odile, who, by tradition, are danced by the same person

Swan Lake

1600

Though they total almost 400,000 sq. mi., Wyoming, the Dakotas & this larger neighbor each get only one U.S. House seat

Montana

1600

Built in 1763 & still active, Touro Synagogue in this Rhode Island resort city is America's oldest Jewish house of worship

Newport

2000

There's something fishy in this branch of zoology that deals with the structure & classification of fish

Ichthyology

2000

"Poems from Prison" by Wole Soyinka were written when he was jailed for criticizing this African country's government

Nigeria

2000

The house where this artist lived & worked from 1639 to 1658 is now a museum in Amsterdam

Rembrandt

2000

Georgia has had 5 capitals, including Milledgeville & this seaport, its first

Savannah

2000

This state's House of Representatives includes seats for 3 nonvoting members, including 1 representing the Penobscot nation

Maine

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