Jeopardy September 28 2021 Answers

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Jeopardy September 28 2021 Answers

Try to match Usain Bolt's famous victory pose also a move in dancehall culture from this his home country

It's the longtime member of the percussion section heard here

2018: If they hear you they hunt you

General & colonel are higher up in the army but an informal title is this rank of industry

Carrie Chapman Catt led the battle for Tennessee's decisive ratification of the 19th Amendment; this city has bronzed her & four other leaders

In 1789 it became the first capital of the United States under the Constitution

The reverse one of these 2-word actions involves bending the elbow to retract the clenched item

Louisiana's state quarter features this brass wind instrument to honor the state's jazz heritage

1985: He's the only kid ever to get into trouble before he was born

A Japanese word for squad leader gives us the alliterative term head this

A vocal critic of Mussolini's 1935 invasion suffragette Sylvia Pankhurst is buried in this Ethiopian capital

Its flag features 2 big keys that are mentioned in the New Testament

Nothing wrong with the chest-shimmying victory walk of Bill Murray as bowler Ernie McCracken in this movie

A punning song title from Talking Heads is Sax And these instruments

1995: Five criminals. One lineup. No coincidence

The whole this tortilla-&-sauce food item evolved into the big one for somebody in charge

Eliza Sproat Turner was a leader in the 1876 woman's congress held appropriately in this city

Seen here Liberation Tower in this city was named for the liberation of its emirate in the 1990s

As with meeting the queen of England men may bow & women may do this to their bowling league teammates

An engineer named Robert Moog developed this instrument in the 1960s

1967: They're young… they're in love… and they kill people

Once applied to nobility this word from Latin for great now means a powerful business leader

Later guillotined Olympe de Gouges wrote a document of women's rights in 1791 addressing it to this queen

It was built on the site of Tenochtitlan razed some years before

Any number of dances will work such as this one named for Mr. Fresh

An orchestral one of these African instruments looks like a xylophone mounted on legs

1955: Teenage terror torn from today's headlines

When it means a ski slope feature this word comes from German; spelled the same & referring to an executive it comes from Urdu

At this New York place in 1848 Elizabeth Cady Stanton read the Declaration of Sentiments modeled on a 1776 document

Soon after the discovery of the Comstock Lode 15 miles to the northeast its economy grew rapidly

This word for pretending to be white is the title of a 1929 novel & the subject of the 2020 bestseller The Vanishing Half

Water moving at 9 feet per second is typical in this alliterative & sudden fast-moving event

It's the only state with more than 50 votes in the Electoral College

228 sailing ships 53 naval vessels & assorted ships from 40+ countries sailed across New York Harbor to celebrate this big birthday

Hoda Kotb & Jenna Bush Hager are part of this morning show that's been on since 1952

This fruit may sometimes appear on a peach tree

Singin' and Swingin and Gettin' Merry like Christmas is the title of her third autobiography

Heads up! According to the Natl. Severe Storms Laboratory hail with a diameter of 4 1/2 inches is comparable in size to this fruit

Electoral votes are tallied in Congress with this official declaring the results; in 1961 Nixon announced his own loss to Kennedy

Workers cheered as this ship was launched seamlessly on May 31 1911 from a Belfast shipyard; its maiden voyage didn't go as well

Winning the 2020 Daytime Emmy for Best Entertainment Talk Show host was this newcomer & pop singer

This word for a new word actually goes back to the 18th century

He was the first African American to receive a Harvard Ph.D. & his book of essays The Souls of Black Folk was published in 1903

Scientists still don't fully understand this rare phenomenon at has reportedly even made its way inside of houses

In 2020 it was the only one of the 4 I states to go Democratic casting its 20 votes for Biden

A report that this ship was going to be broken up led Oliver Wendell Holmes to celebrate it in a poem

This long-running soap opera centers on the daytime dramas of the Abbott & Newman clans

Name shared by the first operational stealth aircraft & a nocturnal bird their prey never sees either one coming

A troubled lifelong friendship between 2 women is at the heart of this Nobel Prize winner's novel Sula

It's the 10-letter term for a column of rapidly swirling air occurring over a lake or ocean

Electors who don't vote for their state's pick are called this less; in 2020 the Supreme Court said states may remove them

In 1944 Margaret Truman broke a bottle against the hull of this battleship during its christening

Judge Marilyn Milian wields the gavel on this show originally presided over by Judge Wapner

It's a feeling of sentimental yearning for the past

The first African-American to win a Pulitzer Prize this Chicago poet was featured on a 2012 stamp

In 1985 this western state saw record low & high temperatures: -69 degrees at Peter Sinks & 117 in St. George

Maine & this Midwestern state are the 2 that don't have winner-take-all electoral vote policies

This country celebrates the Bluenose a schooner that dominated 1920s international racing by depicting it on their dime

A 2020 episode title of his show was My Husband Blames Me for his Drug Use

Seen here is the current version of the new castle that gives this Swiss city its name