"P" Crossword Clues
French fries are made from this spud; (6)
What is Potato
Easter celebrates this event in the life of Jesus Christ.
What is His Resurrection
Texas, Wisconsin, Rhode Island
What is Rhode Island
Researchers say this president killed in 1865 might have been so tall and thin due to a rare condition he had.
Who is Abraham Lincoln
The capital of Colorado.
What is Denver
3.14159265... (2)
What is Pi
The first Easter eggs were dyed this color, to symbolize blood of all things.
What is Red
Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maine.
What is Delaware
Like mother, like daughter: her daughter Irene Joliot-Curie also won a Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
Who is Marie Curie
11-year-old Frank Epperson invented this by accident when his fruit drink froze after being left outside overnight.
What is Popsicle
Someone who teaches at a college; (9)
What is Professor
16 million of this candy are consumed every Easter. How much of that do you think was by Reagan?
What is Jelly Beans
Alaska, Florida, California.
What is Florida
If this French leader were alive today, he'd be angry at all of the people who thought he was short.
Who is Napoleon
This national park is widely recognized as the world's first.
What is Yellowstone
A rule or law banning/forbidding something; (11)
What is Prohibition
The Sunday directly before Easter is referred to as this.
What is Palm Sunday
North Carolina, West Virginia, South Carolina.
What is West Virginia
This great German composer of "Fur Elise" was born in Bonn in 1770.
Who is Beethoven
France was the first country to hold this event.
What is Winter Olympics
If someone convinces you of something, they're this; (10)
What is Persuasive
In Germany, the Easter Bunny is instead this animal. Kinda ironic it's a bunny's predator.
What is Fox
Tennessee, Virginia, Ohio.
What is Tennessee
The man behind "The Origin Of Species." He also ate a lot of the animals he discovered.
Who is Charles Darwin
This book has the Guinness World Record for being the most stolen book. Talk about being egotistical.
What is The Guinness Book of World Records