Who's in charge?
gynarchy
a woman
Udon noodles are made from wheat; soba noodles are usually made from this grain, 4 letters longer
buckwheat
Boundless or immense, like some "wastelands"
vast
"Verdant Field"
Greenland
Nixon's press secretary Ron Ziegler called the break-in at this complex a "third-rate burglary"
Watergate
anarchy
nobody
Hakumai, a type of this staple, has a glutinous texture that makes it easy to pick up with chopsticks
rice
Before "Zapata!" & "Las Vegas", it means "long live"
viva
Ms. Stewart's grape-growing farm
Martha's vineyard
By the 1763 Treaty of Paris, which ended the French & Indian War, Britain got the land east of this river
The Mississippi
Mesocracy (this class)
The Middle Class
Sake is part of the basting sauce for this method of broiling meat to produce a tasty glaze
teriyaki
A nice Chianti, or any Italian wine
vino
Women's pants with a tapered leg that ends above the ankle
Capri
In 1977, on the 50th anniversary of their execution, a proclamation was issued saying this pair had been treated unjustly
Sacco and Vanzetti
gerontocracy
The elderly
Eaten between dishes of sushi, gari is pickled this
ginger
Change the direction of a ship, but, hopefully, not "off course"
veer
Type of tour for Sting & The Police in 2007 & '08
Reunion
In his second inaugural, Pres. Obama name-checked this New York village, home to an 1848 women's rights convention
Seneca Falls
Ergatocracy
The workers
Applied to fish or meats before frying, panko is this type of product
bread crumbs
It means to sell
vend
Big one & little one (in the Mediterranean off the coast of Spain)
Majorca and Minorca
Feeling he had been called by God to lead his people out of bondage, he led an 1831 slave rebellion
Nat Turner