19TH CENTURY AMERICA
While tolling the death of Chief Justice John Marshall in 1835, it cracked
the Liberty Bell
Jesus gave himself this title because, he explained, "I know my sheep & mine know me"
the Good Shepherd
It was 1956 before a German court finally & officially declared him dead
Adolf Hitler
For the 1st inauguration, this book had been forgotten, so a copy was borrowed from a Masonic lodge
a Bible
Meaning "unsophisticated", it comes from the same Latin root as "native"
naive
In 2017 New Jersey eliminated the cash type of this for most defendants
bail
Popular reading materials of 19th century were 2-cent newspapers & trashy "novels" at this price
a dime
By changing Simon's name to this, Jesus was, in effect, calling him "Rocky"
Peter
In 1920, the U.S. Senate refused to ratify this treaty ending World War I
the Treaty of Versailles
It's said his administration had fewer fed. workers than he had slaves here, at
Mount Vernon
This adjective for non-physical love derives from the name of an idealistic Greek philosopher
platonic
It was Ford's second big seller, starting with the 1928 model year
the Model A
It was the 1st state admitted to the Union after the land purchase from France in 1803
Louisiana
Also called "Didymus", there is no "doubting" he offered to die with Jesus in Jerusalem
Thomas
In 1923, Yokohama & 1/2 of Tokyo were destroyed by one of these
an earthquake
This famous "speech" by Washington in 1796 was printed in a newspaper, not delivered publicly
Washington's 'Farewell Address'
From the Greek for "not a place", it's a place where mankind lives in peace & harmony
utopia
The Catholic revival that began in the mid-1500s is also called the Counter-this
the Counter-Reformation
There have been only minor changes in these pants since they were 1st marketed in 1873
Levi's
Daily Double
Jesus nicknamed this ruler "that fox"
British headlines on January 1, 1973 read "We're in" as the country joined this group
the Common Market
In 1774 & 1775, Washington was a delegate to the 1st & 2nd sessions of this body
the Continental Congress
The name of this type of machine comes from the Czech word meaning "forced labor"
a robot
This 7-word "Seinfeld" catchphrase follows "We're not gay!"
"Not that there's anything wrong with that!"
They're said to be the last words of the Chesapeake's commander James Lawrence, June 1, 1813
"Don't give up the ship"
Asked if he were the Messiah, he said he was merely "a voice crying in the wilderness"
John the Baptist
Though overthrown as Argentina's president in 1955, he returned to power in 1973
Juan Peron
This famous nickname 1st appeared in German on a U.S. calendar in 1778
"Father of His Country"
This athletic shirt is named for an island in the English Channel where it was first made
a jersey
Begun as an alternative to SMS messaging & now part of Facebook, it helps a billion people keep in touch
WhatsApp (or Messenger)