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14..In 1939 China and England commence the First _____ ___.

15..The southern-most African capital city?

16..In 1986 the magazine Ash-Shiraa(country?) reveals our arms sales to Iran.

17.."Where did you come from? where did you go?...______-____ ___."

18..As General of the Army, McClellan succeeds..?

19.."Ivy Mike" was its(?) nickname.

20..Horse-story novelist was born in 1920 in Wales.

21..This Prez dedicated the Statue of Liberty.

22..The Treaty of San Lorenzo between Spain & USA primarily allowed for what?

23..Famous descending fowl of the 1950's?

24..An early TV Disney pairing, S___ & M____.

25..What did Anna Edson Taylor do back in 1901?

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15. Cape Town, South Africa
21. Grover Cleveland
25. Stuff herself in a barrel and go over Niagara Falls (I think)
 
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24. Spin and Marty. Kids playing cowboys, how I wanted to be them.
 

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15. Capetown
17. Cotton Eyed Joe
18. Winfield Scott
 

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15. Cape Town?
17. Cotton-Eye-Joe

 

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15. Masera, Lesotho
18. Winfield Scott
19. Atomic bomb
24. Spin and Marty - I think Marty was Tim Considine
 
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15. Capetown
18. Ulysees S. Grant
21. Grover Cleveland
21. Benajmin Harrison
 
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meyers7 said:
15. Cape Town?
17. Cotton-Eye-Joe​
Thanks, Meyers...truly mind-boggling choreography...unless you think it was spontaneous.:p
That's not how we do the Cotton-Eyed Joe in Texas.
 

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As Arte Johnson would have said; "Very interesting///but shtupid!" Here is the real CEJ that we used to dance to down in Texas, performed by the late, great Isaac Peyton Sweat. (Sorry I don't know from imbedding; here is the url. Worth a listen.


Oops! I imbedded it by accident. I am SO proud and happy!
 

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18. McClellan did succeed Winfield Scott, but General of the Army is a mis-nomer. General in Chief would be the title. By rank, Scott was a Brevet Lieutenant General and McClellan a Major General. Grant was the first full Lieutenant General (3 years later) since George Washington had the rank. I'll hazard that Pershing might have been the first General of the Army, but I usually associate it with WWII - Bradley, Eisenhower, McArthur were 5-star Generals of the Army.
 

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14..Geordi not only notices I am off by a full century, but actually provides the correct response to the faulty question that neither my editor, proof reader, nor next door neighbor uncovered. What a class act is our geordi. First Opium War.

15..Now you can't get farther south than Capetown. Unfortunately it is not South Africa's capital. South Africa's capital is totally north of the entire nation of Lesotho. Geordi strikes again.

16..The magazine is in Lebanon.

17..The high-spirited Cotton Eye Joe, which Meyers & zorro provide 2 versions. Vtc is also aware but refrains from giving us a 3rd.

18..I'll go with Knights correction that Winfield Scott should be remembered as General-in-Chief. Vtc & geordi also with good Civil War memories.

19..Geordi is in the right church here. It was the 1st hydrogen bomb, dropped on a Pacific atoll.

20..The very prolific Dick Francis. I'm sure one or more of you have sampled him.

21..In 1886 it was Grover Cleveland, rightly offer VAUC & K9.

22..The free navigation of the Mississippi River.

23..Hah! Mr006 finds my wave length. Say the secret word and the duck lowers itself with 100 bucks.
Love that Groucho.

24..Yes to Spin & Marty. Because they did not have mothers who demanded that they shut the damn thing off and go play outside, Bezz & geordi could stay glued to the tube.

25..Yes, K9, and she survived. With all the high tech toys kids have now, they are no longer saying to one another, "Hey, let's build a barrel and go down Niagara Falls!"

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15. Beg to differ WC, but doesn't South Africa have three capitals? Cape Town, Pretoria and one more (not Johannesburg). So, shouldn't Cape Town count?
 

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I'd like to take credit for it, but I've never heard of the Opium Wars.
 

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15. Beg to differ WC, but doesn't South Africa have three capitals? Cape Town, Pretoria and one more (not Johannesburg). So, shouldn't Cape Town count?

K9 is correct. South Africa has 3 capitals. Capetown is the legislative capital, Pretoria is the executive capital and Bloemfountain is the judicial capital.
 

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15. Beg to differ WC, but doesn't South Africa have three capitals? Cape Town, Pretoria and one more (not Johannesburg). So, shouldn't Cape Town count?

We're not supporting a house divided. Pretoria has the Prez. That's my story and I'm stickin' to it.
 
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