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100

In the Northern Hemisphere it's the first month that falls completely in fall

October

100

Almost 6' tall, she appeared threatening when she burst into saloons brandishing a hatchet

Carrie Nation 

100

Theodore Roosevelt Island in this river is a pedestrian-only wilderness preserve

The Potomac 

100

Haggamuggie, which is made with fish liver, is a variation of this Scottish dish

Haggis 

100

The bell tower of Ivan the Great was once the tallest structure in this capital

Moscow 

200

In a sonnet Shakespeare wrote, "Rough winds do shake the darling buds of" this month

May

200

Some of his wives are buried in small pyramids near the Great Pyramid he built at Giza

Cheops (Khufu)

200

In 1993 this building celebrated its bicentennial with the return of its refurbished Freedom statue

The Capitol 

200

Moroccans like to add saffron to this semolina dish that's extremely popular in north Africa

Couscous

200

A replica of the Wright Brothers' plane is exhibited at the Aviodome Museum near this largest Dutch city

Amsterdam 

300

Elizabeth von Arnim's 1922 novel about this "Enchanted" month has been filmed twice

April 

300

She was in her 80s when she organized the International Woman Suffrage Alliance in 1904

Susan B. Anthony

300

This agency once located in the Dept. of Justice Building moved to the J. Edgar Hoover Building in 1974

The FBI 

300

Linzertorte is a rich dessert named for the city of Linz in this country

Austria 

300

This city's Tivoli Pleasure Garden was laid out in 1843

Copenhagen 

400

The names of 4 consecutive months end in this same letter

R

400

In 1853 she became superintendent of London's Institute for the Care of Sick Gentlewomen

Florence Nightingale 

400

The first civil airport designed to specifically handle jets, it's been serving the D.C. area since 1962

Dulles 

400

The Swedish limpa type of this is made from rye flour & flavored with orange peel

Bread

400

Avenida Paulista is a main thoroughfare in this Brazilian city

Sao Paulo 

500

It's the only month that can start on a Sunday & end on a Saturday

February 

500

‘Hope is the thing with feathers’ is one of the most well-known poems by this renowned writer

Emily Dickinson 

500

When she took office as mayor in 1991, she became the 1st black woman to preside over a major U.S. city

(Sharon Pratt) Kelly 

500

This cheese named for a village in Huntingdonshire is ripened with penicillium roqueforti mold

Stilton 

500

Covering about 260 square miles, this Alberta city is Canada's largest capital

Edmonton