AROUND THE USA
Fittingly, there's no place like the Oz Museum in Wamego in this state
Kansas
Druids didn't build this stone circle begun around 3000 B.C., but modern-day Druids gather there at solstice time
Stonehenge
This Alp between Switzerland & Italy has a name from German words meaning "meadow" & "peak"
Matterhorn
One of the world's wealthiest men, John D. Rockefeller made his fortune in this business
oil
To protect an ancestral cemetery, in 1910 attorney Lyda Conley became the 3rd woman & 1st Native American to argue a case here
New Orleans' singing oak is good for shade & melodies, the latter provided by these strung through the branches
wind chimes
When in Edinburgh, visit Princes Street Gardens & its 200-foot monument to this 19th century author
Sir Walter Scott
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Pico de Orizaba, the third-highest peak in North America, is an 18,400-foot dormant volcano in this nation
Mexico
In the 1970s this member of the Rockefeller family served briefly as vice president
Nelson
Fake guns nicknamed for this peaceful religious group fooled the Union into canceling an 1862 attack on Centerville, Virginia
Quakers
The Mendenhall Ice Caves near this state capital glow with a spooky blue light
Juneau
Seeing what's left of the Helvetia on a beach in Wales, be consoled that the crew had time to do this 2-word nautical action
abandon ship!
These inspirational goddesses of art & science resided on Mount Parnassus
Muses
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller was a founder of this NYC museum in 1929 & her son David was a longtime donor & trustee
the MoMA
The byname of this 11th century Castilian military leader, a national hero of Spain, is from Arabic for "lord"
El Cid
Oak Ridge in this southern state began as a "Secret City" built for the Manhattan Project
Tennessee
It's been peering down on the capital from its 32 rotating capsules for 2 decades
the London Eye
A cave at the summit of the mountain Jabal Al Nour is said to be where this prophet received his first revelations
Muhammad
From 1985 to 2015 Jay Rockefeller, also known as John D. Rockefeller IV, was a senator from this state
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This paramilitary group of young people was used in the 1960s to enforce the Cultural Revolution
The Red Guard
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The Empire Quarry in Bloomington, Indiana is famous for providing this building material for the Empire State Building
limestone
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Facing France, the White Cliffs of Dover are along the coast of this county
Kent County
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The world's highest unclimbed mountain is 24,980-foot Gangkhar Puensum in this "thunder dragon" kingdom north of India
Bhutan
Living to the age of 97, John D. was born when this man of Dutch descent was president, & died during FDR's second term
Van Buren
A 6th c. outbreak of bubonic plague bears the name of this Byzantine Emperor; it nearly killed him & devastated his empire
Justian