"C"ities
In North Africa, it's Arabic for "the victorious"
A "conflict":
1950 to 1953
the Korean War
This famous 18th century seamstress was a flagmaker for the Pennsylvania navy
Betsy Ross
Is the birthplace of Western civilization
Europe
Steve Stefanelli
University city 60 miles up the M11 from London
Cambridge
1846 to 1848:
Starring Zachary Taylor
the Mexican-American War
She painted herself wearing a necklace of thorns symbolizing the pain in her life
Frida Kahlo
Is home to the country that produces the most coffee
South America
This resident group puts on two fabulous musicals a year
The Watermark Players
Rome razed it in 146 B.C.
Carthage
1618 to 1648:
Duh
the Thirty Years' War
In 1994 a Liberty ship was named in honor of this Underground Railroad leader
Harriet Tubman
Is the birthplace of most of the world's major religions
Asia
Who are the politically-minded women who meet on Monday mornings to discuss the future of our country?
Seniors for Peace
You'll find a great American--heck, the Great American Ball Park in this city on the Ohio River
Cincinnati
April-December 1898
the Spanish-American War
This Indian prime minister was the daughter of a prime minister & the mother of a prime minister
Indira Gandhi
Is where you'd find the Adelie Coast
Antarctica
April MacDonald hosts a monthly _______ tasting
Scotch
One of the world's largest freshwater aquariums is in this city on the Tennessee River
Chattanooga
In America:
1754 to 1763
the French and Indian War
NPR legal eagle Nina Totenberg reported on this woman's story helping reopen the Clarence Thomas hearings
Anita Hill
Is the second-largest in area & population
Africa
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