90's Music
Justin Timberlake was originally a member of this boyfriend
*NSYNC
Who was the real Bay Harbor Butcher?
Dexter
What two MLB teams play in the city of Chicago?
White Sox and Cubs
What was the name of the movement that aimed for the reduced consumption of alcohol?
Temperance
Cause you know that ain't no mountain high enough
Aint no valley low enough
This band's frontman was Kurt Cobain, who unfortunately died early into his career.
Nirvana
It all started at some point. What was the occupation of Dexter's first victim?
A nurse
What does the pitcher stand on?
Mound
In what city did women meet for the first women's rights convention?
Seneca Falls, NY
Can I go where you go?
Can we always be this close?
What female country artist claims in her 90's hit that "Man! I feel like a woman"
Shania Twain
Who was responsible for the death of Professor James Gellar, the suspected "Doomsday Killer"?
Travis Marshall
What team did Jackie Robinson play for when he broke the color barrier?
Brooklyn Dodgers
Name one of the organizers of the Seneca Falls Convention
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucretia Mott
I would walk 500 miles
and I would walk 500 more
In the song "Tubthumping", what does the singer do when they get knocked down?
They get up again
Which of Dexter's victims was himself a serial killer and was able to escape detection for more than 30 years?
Arthur Mitchell
Name three players that have played, or do play, for the New York Yankees
Plz
Which radical white abolitionist was the publisher of the anti-slavery newspaper The Liberator?
William Lloyd Garrison
I've been trying to do it right
I've been living a lonely life
I've been sleepin' here instead
I've been sleepin' in my bed
Who performs the 90's country hit "Achy Breaky Heart"?
Billy Ray Cyrus
Character Patrick Bateman was first introduced in season two, and had a major role in Dexter's world. Who was Patrick Bateman?
Dexter himself
What new rule did the MLB implement this year in relation to ball and strikes?
Players can now challenge a called ball or strike
What were the expectations of women to be "pious, pure, submissive, and domestic, and to pass these virtues on to their children" known as?
Cult of Domesticity
And I like shiny things, but
I'd marry you with paper rings