CITIES ON THE RIVER
THE PEASANTS' REVOLT
ALLITERATIVE AMERICA
HISTORIC DAYS OF THE WEEK
PEOPLE & PLACES
100

Wiesbaden &
Mannheim

the Rhine

100

The peasants had specific demands but also a vision of a different society; radical preacher John Ball explained that from the beginning all men were created _______

equal

100

One definition of it is a region of the southern U.S. & Midwest noted for its religious fundamentalism

the Bible Belt

100

She orchestrated several escapes of the enslaved on Saturday nights, since notices of runaways wouldn't be placed until Monday

Harriet Tubman

100

The Flemings live in the Flanders region of this country & make up about 60% of the population

Belgium 

200

Kanpur &
Varanasi

the Ganges

200

The rebels destroyed roll of documents & rampaged through the London area called The Temple believing that members of this never super popular profession helped keep them impoverished

lawyers

200

More than 100,000 vehicles & 28,000 pedestrians travel across this New York icon each day

the Brooklyn Bridge

200

He asked Congress to declare war after an "unprovoked & dastardly attack... on Sunday"

FDR

200

Carioca is a Brazilian Portuguese word for a native of this city

Rio de Janeiro 

300

Atchison &
Bismarck

the Missouri
300

The Peasants' Revolt began in areas near London, specifically in late May 1381 in this county, whose name refers to the East Saxons & where my mother came from

Essex

300

Bugsy Siegel's sunglasses & an original "Godfather" script are on display at this place, a popular Las Vegas attraction

the Mob Museum

300

During the civil rights movement, WIMS, or Wednesdays in this state, was an interracial & interfaith activist group

Mississippi

300

The majority of Greenland's population of roughly 57,000 people are of this indigenous group

Inuits

400

Ingolstadt &
Bratislava

the Danube

400

No spoiler, but the climactic moment of the revolt was when King Richard II himself met the rebels at Smithfield & William Walworth who held this lordly municipal position took matters into his own hands

Lord Mayor London

400

The Kennedy Space Center isn't actually located on this promontory, but adjacent to it

Cape Canaveral 

400

Recently it's opened on Wednesday, but the famous "Long" one opened on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1640

the British Parliament 

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400

Members of Egypt's largest Christian denomination, they descend from converts after St. Mark's arrival in the 1st century

Copts

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500

Bamako &
Niamey

the Niger

500

A major cause of the rebellion was this type of tax named from a word for "head"; the peasants didn't end up getting much, but that type of tax was dropped & has rarely returned until it helped end Margaret Thatcher's  prime ministership

a poll tax

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500

This body of water forms part of the Texas-Oklahoma border before flowing through Arkansas & into Louisiana

the Red River

500

A lot of the violence during this massacre occurred on Sunday, August 24, 1572

St. Bartholomew's Day

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500

This biblical people that included Ruth disappeared from the Dead Sea region after they were conquered by the Babylonians

the Moabites

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