Jeopardy July 19 2024 Answers

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Jeopardy July 19 2024 Answers

The 1746 Battle of Culloden in this country was the last major one fought on British soil

Olympic medley swimming events have these 4 strokes in one race

Faked scenes in the 1958 Disney film White Wilderness aided the false narrative that these Arctic rodents commit suicide

A 1925 Geneva protocol forbade the use of bacteriological weapons or this stuff in war

An improvement in a hotel room or airline seat

In this sport 40 is the third point reached in a game

A big 19th c. issue was laws protecting farmers & increasing food prices; even when about wheat or other grains they were these laws

This 18-year-old from Louisville won the light heavyweight boxing gold medal in 1960

Species of this burrowing rodent in the U.S. include plains pocket & northern pocket

Newtons first law which says a body at rest will remain at rest unless acted on by an outside force is also called the law of this

A good place to pitch a tent

In Venice plague caused ships to be isolated in harbors for 40 days leading to this modern word

Pope Leo X gave this monarch the title Defender of the Faith in 1521 for his written work against Martin Luther

Denmarks Ellen Osiier foiled many of her opponents in 1924 to become the 1st woman to win a gold medal in this sport

These rodents live in towns in extended family groups called coteries

The first 5 books of the Old Testament are called simply The Law or in Hebrew this

This cork-firing childs toy makes a particular sound

If you make it to 40 years of marriage know that its termed this gem anniversary (a variety of corundum)

The name of this venue built in 1599 fit its circular shape a wooden O some would say

During the opening ceremonys parade of nations this country traditionally goes first

Its name may from the French for sleep because it hibernates about half the year missing out on a lot of tea parties

A 1968 U.N. agreement requires states to rescue & assist these people & promptly return them to their launching state

Many a Victorian tale featured one of these young women employed in a retail store

In the Arabian Nights this poor woodcutter discovers 40 thieves & their treasure hidden in a cave

Embalmers messed up the body after his 1658 death; in 1661 folks thought putting his head on a pole was a nice finishing touch

Reminiscent of witches its the bowl-like structure that holds the flame in the host stadium; Torinos was placed 190 feet up

The giant species of this rodent has been recorded as gliding up to 1500 feet from tree to tree

The 2018 Genocide & Atrocities Prevention Act is named for this Holocaust survivor & Nobel Peace Prize winner

Ahoy mateys! Scurry aloft & haul in these sails high high up on the masts

As told in Chapter 16 Verse 35 of this book of the Bible the Israelites wandered for 40 years in the desert after leaving Egypt

Colm Tóibín: a Big Apple borough

Fannie May has been selling premium chocolates since its first store opened in this Windy City in 1920

This quartet of concerti by Vivaldi is contained within his Il cimento dellarmonia e dellinvenzione

Her 27-year relationship with Spencer Tracy was one of Hollywoods great love stories

The opposite of out+to serve drinks at a bar= this to have in mind

Better known for the depository next door this fort pioneered mechanized cavalry training in the 1930s

James Michener: a group of volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean

She was the original Funny Girl dressed up here as her character Baby Snooks

Beethovens Sixth Symphony & his Piano Sonata No. 15in D op. 28 both have this bucolic nickname

After sparks flew on the set of Cleopatra they married & divorced not once but twice

An individual edition of a periodical -a form to be = this litigious verb

Lonely & perhaps tippling at Fort Vancouver in 1852 11 years later he was the hero of Vicksburg

Charles Frazier: a peak in North Carolina near Asheville

He wrote poems like Bright Star about Fanny Brawne the love of his short life that ended in 1821

This suite by Handel for strings & various wind instruments was performed for a royal boat trip on the Thames

Jamie Lee Curtis called this power couple mom & dad

A fixture with a shade + Spanish for king=this aquatic sucker

Wed be in euphoria if you knew this fort near El Paso was named for Zachary Taylors son-in-law a West Point math teacher

Michael Crichton: the second-longest river in Africa

In the 1980s this Swede wrote & directed the period family drama Fanny & Alexander

Bachs The Well-Tempered Clavier is a set of 48 preludes & these which Bach also taught us The Art of

Mrs. Robinson in the movies she was Mrs. Mel Brooks for more than 40 years

A no-fooling state of mind you might be in -an external organ = this animal abode

Fort Moultrie held off the Royal Navy in 1776; a 2nd fort constructed at this same harbor years later would gain fame in 1861

Hilary Mantel: a historic manor in Wiltshire

This scandalous 18th century novel by John Cleland is subtitled The Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure

He & his musicians wanted to leave Hungary & go home so he wrote the aptly named Farewell symphony for Prince Nicholas

A film producer extraordinaire & an eventual 6-time Best Actress Oscar nominee they could have been called Irvma

A religious residence+ a charged atom = this big assembly

Ethan Allen & yes Benedict Arnold penciled in May 10 1775 as the date to take this fort from the Brits

The National Park Service says there are more statues of her often with her infant son than any other American woman