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+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Accused of accepting bribes, Francis Bacon was imprisoned in this forbidding complex in 1621\n", "continuation": "Tower of London", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: More than 250,000 died in fighting before France granted this African nation independence July 3, 1962\n", "continuation": "Algeria", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1784 she founded the city of Sevastopol in her new domain of the Crimea\n", "continuation": "Catherine the Great", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This Portuguese Admiral of the Indian Seas discovered & named the Amirante Islands\n", "continuation": "Vasco da Gama", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This dominion was created by the British North America Act on July 1, 1867\n", "continuation": "Canada", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: On May 9, 1946 this countrys King Victor Emmanuel abdicated in favor of his son Umberto\n", "continuation": "Italy", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1763, as a result of this numerical war, Florida became a British possession\n", "continuation": "Seven Years War", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1864 Austria & Prussia went to war with Denmark, winning Schleswig & this duchy\n", "continuation": "Holstein", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1832 Otto, a Bavarian prince, was named the first king of this Balkan country\n", "continuation": "Greece", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: City that was the seat of government of the viceroyalty of New Spain\n", "continuation": "Mexico City", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In the first Punic War, Rome conquered Corsica, Sardinia & this largest island of the Mediterranean\n", "continuation": "Sicily", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: At a 1943 meeting in this N. African city, FDR & Churchill agreed to an invasion of the soft underbelly of the Axis\n", "continuation": "Casablanca", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: On August 1, 1798 Admiral Nelson delivered a fatal blow to the French fleet near the Rosetta mouth of this river\n", "continuation": "the Nile", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1961 this Asian country invaded the small colonies of Daman, Diu & Goa, & defeated the Portuguese\n", "continuation": "India", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1530 a statement of faith, or confession, was issued from this German city named for a Roman Emperor\n", "continuation": "Augsburg", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This countrys King Louis IV was nicknamed Louis From Overseas because he was raised in England\n", "continuation": "France", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: William Laud, an archbishop of this who opposed the Puritans, was beheaded on Tower Hill in 1645\n", "continuation": "Canterbury", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The first of this Mongol conquerors many wives was Borte, to whom he was betrothed as a child\n", "continuation": "Genghis Khan", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Born in 12 A.D., this cruel & unbalanced Roman emperor was a great-grandson of Mark Antony\n", "continuation": "Caligula", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Portuguese captured Muscat, now the capital of this sultanate, c. 1508 but were driven out in 1650\n", "continuation": "Oman", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: One of historys largest refugee migrations, about 15 million people, took place 1947-1951 between these 2 countries\n", "continuation": "Pakistan & India", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This ancient city grew powerful in part because the Tiber provides a convenient route to the sea 15 miles away\n", "continuation": "Rome", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1871 the Treaty of Frankfurt ended the war between France & this German state, led by Bismarck\n", "continuation": "Prussia", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This Cairo square was the heart of the 18 days of protest that toppled Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak in 2011\n", "continuation": "Tarir Square", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Zinoviev & Pyatakov were 2 victims of the 1930s proceedings called these trials due to their being public\n", "continuation": "show trials", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1819 Sir Stamford Raffles of this company established a post at Singapore Harbor for Britain\n", "continuation": "the British East India Company", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: During the Tang dynasty, 618 to 907, Changan in this country was the most populous city in the world\n", "continuation": "China", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Grimaldi family first gained control of this country in 1297\n", "continuation": "Monaco", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1944 this island country severed all its formal ties with Denmark & became a republic\n", "continuation": "Iceland", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In December 1812 this Venezuelan wrote the Cartagena Manifesto, a famous essay on independence\n", "continuation": "Simon Bolivar", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1199 this crusader king of England was mortally wounded while besieging the castle of Chalus\n", "continuation": "Richard the Lionhearted", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 447 he & his band of Huns devastated the area between the Mediterranean & Black Seas\n", "continuation": "Attila", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1971 this countrys constitution set up 3 cultural regions:  Flanders, Wallonia, & Brussels\n", "continuation": "Belgium", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1910 this British scholar & army officer explored Syria on foot\n", "continuation": "Lawrence", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: From 1849 to 1861, he ruled the kingdom of Sardinia\n", "continuation": "Victor Emmanuel", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Mungo Park disappeared in 1806 while exploring this west African river\n", "continuation": "Niger", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Martin Behaim made the worlds first known globe in this year when some say the world was proved round\n", "continuation": "1492", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: An 1888 treaty said this canal was neutral & would remain open even during a war\n", "continuation": "Suez Canal", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The day America declared its independence, this person was on the throne of Russia\n", "continuation": "Catherine the Great", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Sostratus of Cnidus built this citys famous lighthouse in the early 3rd century B.C.\n", "continuation": "Alexandria", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This monk who died in 735 got the info for his history of England through correspondence\n", "continuation": "Venerable Bede", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Have you heard the latest buzz? The Mayans domesticated this native insect\n", "continuation": "the bee", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Thessaly, the land from which this Argonaut leader set out, also had a 4th century B.C. ruler of that name\n", "continuation": "Jason", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1950, 2 years into his long dictatorship, he invaded South Korea\n", "continuation": "Kim Il-sung", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 601 the Lombards destroyed this Italian city, home to a shrewish Kate, but it made a quick comeback\n", "continuation": "Padua", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Both Lord Protectors of Great Britain, Oliver & Richard had this last name\n", "continuation": "Cromwell", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Montreux Convention of 1936 recognized this countrys right to fortify the Dardanelles\n", "continuation": "Turkey", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This liner was sunk by the submarine U-20 on May 7, 1915\n", "continuation": "Lusitania", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Former slave Jean-Jacque Dessalines ruled this country as emperor Jacque I from 1804-1806\n", "continuation": "Haiti", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Englands Henry V won this battle in France on St. Christans Day in 1415\n", "continuation": "Agincourt", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1963 this former British P.M. became an honorary citizen of the U.S. by an act of Congress\n", "continuation": "Winston Churchill", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: He was the first president of Gran Colombia; after all , he helped liberate it\n", "continuation": "Sim\u00f3n Bol\u00edvar", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This French king was condemned in mid-January 1793 & was executed January 21\n", "continuation": "Louis XVI", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: On June 16, 1963 she blasted into orbit, joining Valery Bykovsky who had been launched 2 days earlier\n", "continuation": "Tereshkova", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Alsace-Lorraine was annexed by Germany as a result of this 1870-71 war\n", "continuation": "the Franco-Prussian War", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Briefly, in 1945, Karl Doenitz succeeded this man as Fuhrer of Germany\n", "continuation": "Hitler", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Until a 1969 coup by Muammar al-Qaddafi, King Idris had ruled this country for 18 years\n", "continuation": "Libya", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1756 British soldiers were imprisoned by Indian troops in this 15 x 18 room\n", "continuation": "the Black Hole of Calcutta", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In the Korean War, U.N. forces captured this North Korean capital Ocrober 19, 1950\n", "continuation": "Pyongyang", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1066 he became the last Saxon king to rule England\n", "continuation": "Harold II", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: When Abel Tasman discovered this island in 1642, he called it Van Diemens Land\n", "continuation": "Tasmania", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Chinese plan called the Great Leap Forward was initiated by this leader in 1958\n", "continuation": "Mao Tse-tung", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1986 this dictator fled Haiti, ending 28 years of rule by his family\n", "continuation": "Baby Doc Duvalier", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 405 B.C. Spartan commander Lysander won the final victory over the Athenians in this war\n", "continuation": "the Peloponnesian War", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1358 Lubeck, on the Baltic coast, became the headquarters of this league\n", "continuation": "the Hanseatic League", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Ferdinand & Isabella promised to make him Admiral of the Ocean Sea if he was successful in his 1492 voyage\n", "continuation": "Christopher Columbus", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1455 Johann Fust won a judgment against this printer & took the type used to print his famous Bible\n", "continuation": "Johannes Gutenberg", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1795 Austria, Prussia & Russia partitioned this country, eliminating its existence\n", "continuation": "Poland", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: At the death of Cardinal Mazarin in 1661, this French king declared that he would serve as his own prime minister\n", "continuation": "Louis XIV", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This ancient north African city-state was protected by a high wall about 23 miles in length\n", "continuation": "Carthage", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1271 he left Venice for the Far East with his father & uncle; 24 years later, he finally made it back home\n", "continuation": "Marco Polo", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: On Feb. 18, 2008 the U.S. recognized this new Balkan state\n", "continuation": "Kosovo", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In a 1587 edict, Boris Godunov bound these to the land they worked on by forbidding their trade\n", "continuation": "serfs", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Cities like Copan thrived in this Mesoamerican civilizations Classic Period, until about 900\n", "continuation": "the Maya", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: J.J. Dessalines, who bore scars from his masters whip, wanted to kill all whites on his island, now called this\n", "continuation": "Hispaniola", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: After his death on January 21, 1924, Stalin & Trotsky struggled for power in the USSR\n", "continuation": "Lenin", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: As a result of the Congress of Vienna in 1835, Sweden received Norway from this country\n", "continuation": "Denmark", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Signed in 1912, the Treaty of Fez established this African country as a French protectorate\n", "continuation": "Morocco", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Portuguese sailors off course in a 1543 storm became the 1st Europeans to land in this Asian island country\n", "continuation": "Japan", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This Prussian rulers invasion of Silesia in 1740 led to the War of the Austrian Succession\n", "continuation": "Frederick the Great", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1804 this Caribbean country became 1st black nation to gain freedom from European colonial rule\n", "continuation": "Haiti", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Beginning in 1932 all this countrys kings have been the countrys founder or his sons\n", "continuation": "Saudi Arabia", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1472 this island group known for its pony & sheepdog was annexed to Scotland\n", "continuation": "Shetland Islands", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Visigoth Empire went out of business in 711 when it was defeated by this north African group in Spain\n", "continuation": "Moors", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Term for the period in England from 1760 to 1840 during which steam power & big factories came into vogue\n", "continuation": "Industrial Revolution", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This doctor lit up China as its provisional president in 1911\n", "continuation": "Sun Yat-sen", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: 4,000 years ago, this island was starting its middle Minoan period\n", "continuation": "Crete", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: An armistice to end this war was signed at Panmunjom in July 1953\n", "continuation": "The Korean War", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1429, while leading an attack on Paris, she was wounded by an arrow\n", "continuation": "Joan of Arc", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: A Greek military coup in 1974 briefly deposed Archbishop Makarios, president of this island nation\n", "continuation": "Cyprus", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: A phase of the Napoleonic Wars, The Peninsular War, 1808-1814, was fought on this peninsula\n", "continuation": "Iberian Peninsula", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1250 the Mamelukes, originally slaves, seized control of this African country & ruled until 1517\n", "continuation": "Egypt", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This Irish castle famous for its stone was built by Cormac MacCarthy about 1446\n", "continuation": "the Blarney", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1863 Napoleon III persuaded this Archduke to become Emperor of Mexico\n", "continuation": "Maximilian", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1453 at Castillon, the French artillery won the last battle of this long war\n", "continuation": "the Hundred Years War", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1853 Turkey declared war on Russia, beginning this conflict\n", "continuation": "the Crimean War", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: King Victor Emmanuel III appionted him prime minister of Italy in 1922\n", "continuation": "Benito Mussolini", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This Parisian school was founded as a college of theology in 1253\n", "continuation": "The Sorbonne", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This N. European country was a grand duchy ruled by Russia before gaining its independence in 1917\n", "continuation": "Finland", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: A reported attack on 2 U.S. destroyers in this gulf led to the passage of the 1964 resolution named for it\n", "continuation": "Gulf of Tonkin", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: A 1795 partition ended its existence as a separate state in E. Europe; in 1918 it was back as a republic\n", "continuation": "Poland", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 220 this countrys Han dynasty was overthrown, beginning the period of disunity\n", "continuation": "China", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1920 the League of Nations gave this neighboring country a mandate over the territory of Namibia\n", "continuation": "South Africa", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1025 Boleslaw I became this countrys first king but died within the year\n", "continuation": "Poland", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In July 1977 the military took over this nation & Gen. Zia ul-Haq became chief martial law administrator\n", "continuation": "Pakistan", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1579 the Union of Utrecht was formed with this prince of Orange as its leader\n", "continuation": "William of Orange", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This pair fled the Battle of Actium soon after fighting began, & their forces surrendered to Marcus Agrippa\n", "continuation": "Antony and Cleopatra", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Around 981 this explorer was banned from Iceland for 3 years for killing a neighbor in a feud\n", "continuation": "Erik the Red", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: From Aug. 19 to 21, 1991, this leader was placed under house arrest during an attempted coup by hardliners\n", "continuation": "Gorbachev", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1969 West Irians voted to remain a part of this nation, & the U.N. recognized its control of Irian Jaya\n", "continuation": "Indonesia", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The last of Henry VIIIs wives to be beheaded, she was accused of adultery & 2 of her lovers were beheaded as well\n", "continuation": "Catherine Howard", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Surus was the last known one of these to survive a mountain crossing in the 3rd century B.C.\n", "continuation": "an elephant", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Geneva Accords of 1954 split this SE Asian country in 2 at 17 degrees North latitude\n", "continuation": "Vietnam", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 73 B.C. this Thracian gladiator began a 2-year slave revolt against Roman rule\n", "continuation": "Spartacus", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Called the Sick Man of Europe in the early 20th century, this empire collapsed just after WWI\n", "continuation": "the Ottoman Empire", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: During World War II, this queen of the Netherlands headed her government-in-exile from London\n", "continuation": "Wilhelmina", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1923 France & Belgium occupied this German industrial region named for a Rhine tributary\n", "continuation": "the Ruhr", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The city of Leipzig, now in this country, was the site of an 1813 battle called the greatest clash of arms before WWI\n", "continuation": "Germany", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In the first major charity event of its kind, a concert was held Aug. 1, 1971 to raise money for this country\n", "continuation": "Bangladesh", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Ruling from 1764 to 1795, Stanislaus II was the last king of this country\n", "continuation": "Poland", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1910 Korea was annexed by this country that held it for the next 35 years\n", "continuation": "Japan", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In the 1939-1940 Winter War, the vast Soviet war machine was unleashed against this smaller country\n", "continuation": "Finland", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: On August 8, 1588, the English defeated this fleet of Philip II at the Battle of Gravelines\n", "continuation": "the Armada", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This Great Russian czars 43-year reign, 1682-1725, was the longest in the Romanov line\n", "continuation": "Peter the Great", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1292 this family of Venetian explorers escorted a Mongol princess to Persia\n", "continuation": "the Polos", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In the mid-1500s Akbar the Great, son of Humayun, ruler of Delhi, reigned over this empire in India\n", "continuation": "the Mogul Empire", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In October 1942 General Bernard Montgomery defeated the Germans at this Egyptian city\n", "continuation": "El Alamein", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 969 the Fatimids conquered Egypt & made this city a center of the Muslim world\n", "continuation": "Cairo", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1776 Spain created a colony called the Viceroyalty of the Rio De La Plata on this continent\n", "continuation": "South America", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1960 Prince Norodom Sihanouk became leader of this country, but declined the title of king\n", "continuation": "Cambodia", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1615 this explorer who has a large island & bay named for him searched for the Northwest Passage\n", "continuation": "William Baffin", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1968 Marcello Caetano replaced this longtime dictator as ruler of Portugal\n", "continuation": "Antonio de Salazar", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: He completed vols. 2 & 3 of Karl Marxs Das Kapital\n", "continuation": "Friedrich Engels", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: After being expelled as editor of the Socialist Avanti in 1914, he founded his own fascist paper\n", "continuation": "Benito Mussolini", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: When this conquistador arrived in Mexico in 1519, Aztecs believed he was the god Quetzalcoatl\n", "continuation": "Hernando Cortez", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This radical club led by Robespierre came to power in 1793 & began the Reign of Terror\n", "continuation": "The Jacobin Club", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Most of the fighting during this war in the 1850s took place near the Russian port of Sevastopol\n", "continuation": "The Crimean War", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1981 Wojciech Jaruzelski established martial law in this country & outlawed Solidarity\n", "continuation": "Poland", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Great Britain was twice rejected for membership in this economic union; it became a member in 1973\n", "continuation": "the Common Market", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The middle class that arose in medieval society was called burgesses in England & this in France\n", "continuation": "the bourgeoisie", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Americans fought in the Abraham Lincoln Battalion in this 1936-39 conflict\n", "continuation": "the Spanish Civil War", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Around 1400 Tsong-kha-pa founded the Yellow Hat order of this Tibetan form of Buddhism\n", "continuation": "Lamaism", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The allies began the invasion of Italy on July 10, 1943 by landing on this island\n", "continuation": "Sicily", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1606, Willem Janszoon landed on Cape York Peninsula, becoming the 1st European to visit this continent\n", "continuation": "Australia", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1885 this countrys Leopold II established the Congo Free State as his own personal property\n", "continuation": "Belgium", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Archduke Franz Ferdinands assassin, Gavrilo Princip, was a member of this dark Serbian terrorist group\n", "continuation": "the Black Hand", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Pragmatic Sanction gave this Holy Roman Empress the legal right to inherit her fathers territories\n", "continuation": "Maria Teresa", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1785 this future French emperor graduated from military school in Paris, 42nd in his class of 58\n", "continuation": "Napoleon", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Barons & churchmen drew up this 1215 document to reduce the power of Englands King John\n", "continuation": "The Magna Carta", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1519 he & his men landed at Tabasco & began the Spanish conquest of Mexico\n", "continuation": "Cortes", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1936 Italy conquered this Ethiopian capital & Haile Selassie fled to Great Britain\n", "continuation": "Addis Ababa", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In this mid-1930s this U.S. naval officer chartered the Edsel Ford mountains in Antarctica\n", "continuation": "Byrd", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: He became a natl hero when he led the Spanish Foreign Legion against Moroccan rebels in the 1920s\n", "continuation": "Gen. Francisco Franco", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: It took about 20 minutes for this British liner to sink after it was torpedoed by a German U-boat on May 7, 1915\n", "continuation": "Lusitania", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Winston Churchill was imprisoned in Pretoria during this war but made a daring escape in 1899\n", "continuation": "The Boer War", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 982 he sailed from Iceland to Greenland with his household & livestock\n", "continuation": "Eric the Red", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1814 & 1815 Napoleon ruled this island as a principality\n", "continuation": "Elba", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The U.N. General Assembly held its first meeting on January 10, 1946 in this European capital\n", "continuation": "London", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1967 this country exploded its 1st H-bomb at its Lob Nor test site in Sinkiang province\n", "continuation": "China", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: A civil war in Paris during his youth convinced this king to build his palace at Versailles\n", "continuation": "Louis XIV", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Long the ruling party in this country, the PRI won the 1988 election by its lowest margin ever\n", "continuation": "Mexico", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The 1st great building of the Acropolis was this one built between 447-438 B.C.\n", "continuation": "The Parthenon", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In a famous race, these 2 men reached the South Pole, 1 in December 1911, the other 5 weeks later\n", "continuation": "Amundsen & Scott", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1934 & 1935 this Chinese Communist leader led the Red Army on the Long March\n", "continuation": "Mao Tse-tung", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1826 this Low Country established its first tea plantations on Java\n", "continuation": "The Netherlands", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Before the Battle of Trafalgar, he told his fleet, England expects every man will do his duty\n", "continuation": "Lord Nelson", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Stephen I, the son of a Magyar prince, became king of this country in 1000 A.D.\n", "continuation": "Hungary", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1920 the League of Nations gave this country a mandate to administer the territory of Namibia\n", "continuation": "South Africa", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1981 this country formally annexed the Golan Heights, land it had held militarily since 1967\n", "continuation": "Israel", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Magellan visited these islands in 1521; MacArthur visited them in 1942, then returned in 1944\n", "continuation": "Philippines", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: After a 22-year reign, this countrys Queen Christina abdicated June 6, 1654\n", "continuation": "Sweden", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The 1842 Treaty of Nanking ended the first of these drug wars\n", "continuation": "Opium Wars", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1959 a disgruntled Buddhist monk assassinated this countrys PM Solomon Bandaranaike\n", "continuation": "Ceylon/Sri Lanka", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The European recovery program following WWII was also called this, for its originator\n", "continuation": "the Marshall Plan", "category": "world_history"}
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+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The 3 major battles of this war were at Crecy, Poitiers & Agincourt\n", "continuation": "the Hundred Years War", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: After the king of Caria died in 353 B.C., his widow had this memorial built at Halicarnassus\n", "continuation": "the Mausoleum", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: After oil was found there in 1932, this island nation became the Persian Gulfs first oil-rich state\n", "continuation": "Bahrain", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The history of the Tower of London goes back to the fortress built by this conqueror\n", "continuation": "William The Conqueror", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1633 he was brought before the Inquisition for believing the doctrine of the Earth moving around the sun\n", "continuation": "Galileo", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1812 Napoleons Grand Army of 614,000 invaded this country; months later only 40,000 were left\n", "continuation": "Russia", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: German for empire, the first one was the Holy Roman Empire; the second was founded in 1871\n", "continuation": "Reich", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This Athenians code was so strict, you could be executed for stealing a cabbage\n", "continuation": "Draco", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Paul von Hindenburg was elected president of this country twice, in 1925 & 1932\n", "continuation": "Germany", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Before battle on Oct. 21, 1805, he signaled, England expects that every man will do his duty\n", "continuation": "Nelson", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1734 this city near Mount Vesuvius became the capital of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies\n", "continuation": "Naples", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1943 this Chinese leader met with FDR & Winston Churchill at the Cairo conference\n", "continuation": "Chiang Kai-shek", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: At the Congress of Vienna, William I of the Netherlands traded Nassau for this Duchy\n", "continuation": "Luxembourg", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Asias population giant, finally admitted to U.N. in 1971\n", "continuation": "China", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Including, in 19th century, one quarter of worlds land & people, the sun never set on it\n", "continuation": "the British Empire", "category": "world_history"}
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+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Nicaraguan guerrilla group that overthrew Somoza\n", "continuation": "the Sandinistas", "category": "world_history"}
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+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Traditionally said to be founded in 421, this city was later built up on islands in a lagoon by refugees from invading Lombards\n", "continuation": "Venice", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1870 this countrys Isabella II abdicated in favor of her son\n", "continuation": "Spain", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1975 Khalid succeeded this man, assassinated by a nephew, as king of Saudi Arabia\n", "continuation": "King Faisal", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: After succeeding Tiberius, this emperor had Tiberius grandson executed\n", "continuation": "Caligula", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: For his independence of Soviet influence, Imre Nagy was removed as this countrys premier in 1955\n", "continuation": "Hungary", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1191, Berengaria married this king of England in Limassol, Cyprus\n", "continuation": "Richard the Lionheart", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Frances 1778 recognition of this nations independence was a virtual declaration of war on Britain\n", "continuation": "USA", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Frederick II agreed to lead one of these for the pope, but due to an epidemic he didnt go and was excommunicated\n", "continuation": "a Crusade", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The congress held here hoped to restore Europe to the way it was before Napoleon\n", "continuation": "Vienna", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1570 Spains Phillip II tried to put this queen on the English throne\n", "continuation": "Mary Stuart", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This war was thought to be mythical until late 19th century excavations proved it really occurred\n", "continuation": "the Trojan War", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Peter the Great abolished the aristocratic Boyar class in this country\n", "continuation": "Russia", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Alessandro, the first Duke of Florence, was an illegitimate member of this family\n", "continuation": "the Medicis", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: During the Napoleonic Wars, the royal family of Portugal fled to this colony\n", "continuation": "Brazil", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This German-born archaeologist made a fortune in the Crimean War, which allowed him to look for Troy\n", "continuation": "Schliemann", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: More than 1 million turned out for his funeral procession in the Philippines August 31, 1983\n", "continuation": "Benigno Aquino", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1071 the Seljuk Turks, who practiced this religion, defeated the Byzantine Army at the Battle of Manzikert\n", "continuation": "Islam", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This King of Aragon freed the Catalan Serfs in 1486 & captured Granada in 1492\n", "continuation": "King Ferdinand", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Now in Poland, in 1361 this shipbuilding city became a member of the Hanseatic League\n", "continuation": "Gdansk", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Around 2500 B.C. the Harappan Civilization sprung up around this river in Pakistan & nothwestern India\n", "continuation": "the Indus", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: An economic crisis forced this Indonesian leader to resign on May 21, 1998, ending 32 years of autocratic rule\n", "continuation": "Suharto", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: European production of this fiber began after 2 monks smuggled some worms out of China c. 550\n", "continuation": "silk", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1929 the Serbo-Croat-Slovene kingdom changed its name to this\n", "continuation": "Yugoslavia", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The 1805 battle fought off this Spanish cape established British naval superiority for 100 years\n", "continuation": "Trafalgar", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Janos Kadar took power after this countrys 1956 revolution & ruled it until 1988\n", "continuation": "Hungary", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: King Gustav III restored autocratic rule to this country in the 18th century\n", "continuation": "Sweden", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The African nation Zimbabwe was formerly named for this Englishman\n", "continuation": "Cecil Rhodes", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Because of these law enforcement officers there, the Yukon gold rush was one of the most orderly in history\n", "continuation": "Mounties", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Sir Thomas Raffles founded this city on its island of the same name\n", "continuation": "Singapore", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1667, in exchange for New York, Britain gave this colony to the Dutch, which they kept until 1975\n", "continuation": "Suriname", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This late 18th- early 19th-century French diplomat served at least seven different regimes\n", "continuation": "Talleyrand", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This tribunal flourished in Spain for centuries until it was finally suppressed in 1834\n", "continuation": "The Spanish Inquisition", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: 4 days after this battle, Napoleon signed his 2nd -- & final -- abdication\n", "continuation": "Waterloo", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This mystic ate his last meal at the home of Prince Feliks Yusupov, one of the men who killed him\n", "continuation": "Rasputin", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Some 25 years before our Civil War, this country freed the slaves on Jamaica\n", "continuation": "Great Britain", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Its widely believed that this great pharaoh is the one written about in the book of Exodus\n", "continuation": "Ramses II", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In the 3rd century B.C., during the reign of Shih Huang Ti, at least 1 million slaves were used to build this\n", "continuation": "the Great Wall", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Columbus was the first European to reach S. America, landing at the mouth of the Orinoco in whats now this country\n", "continuation": "Venezuela", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Overthrown by the revolution of 9 Thermidor, he died on the guillotine, ending the Reign of Terror\n", "continuation": "Robespierre", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1935, under U.S. rule, it became a commonwealth with Manuel Quezon as president\n", "continuation": "the Philippines", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: At the Battle of Lewes in 1264, this king & his son Edward were defeated & captured by Simon de Montfort\n", "continuation": "Henry III", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This person was the reigning monarch of Great Britain when the U.S. national anthem was written\n", "continuation": "George III", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1492 he chartered the Santa Maria from Juan de la Cosa, who became its sailing master\n", "continuation": "Christopher Columbus", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Until abolished in 404 A.D., gladiatorial games had been held at this Rome site for over 300 years\n", "continuation": "The Colosseum", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: On April 10, 1974 she resigned as Israels prime minister but served as a caretaker until June\n", "continuation": "Golda Meir", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In the 1770s this British sea captain circled Antarctica but ice packs kept him from sighting land\n", "continuation": "James Cook", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This 16-year-old Black Prince led his men to victory at the battle of Crecy in August 1346\n", "continuation": "Edward", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This countrys Shang dynasty arose in the 1700s B.C. along the Yellow River\n", "continuation": "China", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This explorer sailed to North America on 3 different ships: the Hopewell, Half Moon & Discovery\n", "continuation": "Henry Hudson", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In June 1955 the Argentine navy staged an unsuccessful revolt against this dictator\n", "continuation": "Juan Peron", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Among those to reach this fabled African outpost in the 19th century were Rene Caillie & Gordon Laing\n", "continuation": "Timbuktu", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Cuban Missile Crisis & the 1967 Arab-Israeli War occurred while he served as U.N. Secretary-General\n", "continuation": "U Thant", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: From June 1953 to November 1954 Mohammad Naguib & Gamal Abdel Nasser shared power in this country\n", "continuation": "Egypt", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Upon his death in 1725, this Russian czars second wife, Catherine I, succeeded him\n", "continuation": "Peter I", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 241 B.C. the first of these wars ended soon after Rome defeated Carthage in a naval battle off Sicily\n", "continuation": "Punic Wars", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Inuit of Greenland called this associate of Robert Peary mi palyuk, or kind little Matthew\n", "continuation": "Matthew Henson", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In January 1823 this son of an Irish immigrant resigned as Chiles supreme director\n", "continuation": "Bernardo OHiggins", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In April 1796 this French officer defeated the Sardinians at Mondovi, gaining Savoy & Nice for France\n", "continuation": "Napoleon Bonaparte", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1517 Cordova became the first Spaniard to reach Mexico when he landed on this east coast peninsula\n", "continuation": "Yucatan Peninsula", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In a 1797 Canary Islands battle, this British naval heros right arm was wounded & later amputated\n", "continuation": "Lord Nelson", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: On July 22, 1969 he designated Juan Carlos as his successor in Spain\n", "continuation": "Francisco Franco", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 490 B.C. this Persian king sent an army into Greece but it was defeated at the Battle of Marathon\n", "continuation": "Darius", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: When Ferdinand VII died in 1833, his 3-year-old daughter Isabella II ascended this countrys throne\n", "continuation": "Spain", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1191 this Lion-Hearted king of England captured Cyprus & Acre during the Crusades\n", "continuation": "Richard I", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This dictators last battle was his defeat of Pompeys sons at Munda in 45 B.C.\n", "continuation": "Julius Caesar", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1584 William I of Orange was assassinated in this Dutch city known for its blue & white pottery\n", "continuation": "Delft", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This battleship on which the WWII Japanese surrender terms were signed saw combat during the Gulf War\n", "continuation": "U.S.S. Missouri", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The 2 countries that became independent on Aug. 14 & 15, 1947\n", "continuation": "Pakistan & India", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 896 Prince Arpad led the Magyar people over the Carpathians & entered this land, their permanent home\n", "continuation": "Hungary", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Effective January 1, 1948, Italys new constitution outlawed this political party\n", "continuation": "the Fascist Party", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1816 Shaka became leader of this African people & embarked on a program of conquest\n", "continuation": "Zulu", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Richard I negotiated a treaty with this Saracen, allowing Christian pilgrims to enter Jerusalem freely\n", "continuation": "Saladin", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1669 this loose confederation of North German cities met for the last time\n", "continuation": "the Hanseatic League", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Effendi, bey, & pasha were titles of nobility in this countrys Ottoman empire\n", "continuation": "Turkey", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: About 1000 times as many people attended this mans 1970 Cairo funeral as attended his successors\n", "continuation": "Nasser", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1934-35, nationalist military pressure forced Mao to lead his Red Army on this 6000 mile trek\n", "continuation": "the long march", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1657, the English parliament suggested he become king, but he turned down the offer\n", "continuation": "Oliver Cromwell", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: His 1808 ousting of the king of Spain gave Latin American states the pretext to declare independence\n", "continuation": "Napoleon", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Toledo military academy class of 1910 grad who went on to become a dictator\n", "continuation": "Francisco Franco", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Mindon, as emperor of this country, set up a new capital in 1857 at Mandalay\n", "continuation": "Burma", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: His 5 classics were canonized during the Han Dynasty\n", "continuation": "Confucius", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Edmund Crouchback founded this branch of the Plantagenets that didnt get on well with the Yorks\n", "continuation": "the Lancasters", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1825, the Decembrists attempted a coup in this country--didnt work\n", "continuation": "Russia", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1912 it was the largest & most luxurious ship ever built; it sank on its 1st voyage\n", "continuation": "Titanic", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Bayeux Tapestry is a graphic representation of this mans conquest of England\n", "continuation": "William the Conqueror", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Ruling from 1792-1750 B.C., he had the laws of Babylon carved into an 8 high block of stone\n", "continuation": "Hammurabi", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 404 B.C., this city surrendered, ending the 27-year-long Peloponnesian War\n", "continuation": "Athens", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Its said the epitaph on Cyrus the Greats tomb called him the founder of this empire\n", "continuation": "Persian Empire", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This system of ranking social orders was developed by the Aryans in ancient India\n", "continuation": "the caste system", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Bartolomeu Dias constructed & outfitted 4 ships for this mans 1497-1498 voyage from Lisbon to India\n", "continuation": "Vasco da Gama", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: During his 46-year reign, this 18th c. king doubled the size of Brandenburg-Prussia\n", "continuation": "Frederick the Great", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Many mark the beginning of the French nation with the crowning of this king in 987\n", "continuation": "Hugh Capet", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Around 1650 B.C. these people made their capital at Hattusas in central Anatolia in what is now Turkey\n", "continuation": "the Hittites", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In July 1962 this Soviet leader began building missile sites in Cuba; in October, the U.S. noticed them\n", "continuation": "Khrushchev", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1200 Africas Shona people had a mighty city called Great this, adopted in 1979 as Rhodesias new name\n", "continuation": "Zimbabwe", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: More than a million died in this countrys civil war that ended with the death of Carranza in 1920\n", "continuation": "Mexico", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1793 the Committee of Public Safety would try people & execute them by this method all in the same day\n", "continuation": "the guillotine", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: For most of the 15th century this Indian empire ruled over whats now Mexico\n", "continuation": "Aztec Empire", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: No one really knows what this French girl, who saved Orleans, looked like; maybe like Leelee Sobieski or Milla Jovovich\n", "continuation": "Joan of Arc", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 71 B.C. Spartacus led a slave revolt against this empire\n", "continuation": "Roman Empire", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Queen Victorias prime minister 2nd Viscount Melbourne had a city in this country named for him in 1837\n", "continuation": "Australia", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Catherine of Aragon, a daughter of Ferdinand & Isabella, married this British king\n", "continuation": "Henry VIII", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This world-changing event was first announced in a Barcelona banquet hall in April 1493\n", "continuation": "discovery of the New World", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Wladyslaw Gomulka was first secretary of this countrys Communist party from 1956-1970\n", "continuation": "Poland", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1517 the Ottoman Turks took this country & put a pasha in power; today a Mubarak rules\n", "continuation": "Egypt", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1740 he became king of Prussia & elector of Brandenburg\n", "continuation": "Frederick the Great", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This Russian czar spent the last few years of his life composing a list of people he had murdered\n", "continuation": "Ivan the Terrible", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1513 this Spaniard made the first recorded European exploration of what is now the U.S. mainland\n", "continuation": "Ponce de Leon", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Around 284 B.C. Zenodotus of Ephesus became the first superintendant of this citys library\n", "continuation": "Alexandria", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This Great Brit was the youngest son of King Ethelwulf\n", "continuation": "Alfred", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Around 500 B.C. this Persian king built Persepolis; parts of the citys audience hall & palace are still standing\n", "continuation": "Darius the Great", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1402 Ottoman Sultan Bayezid I was captured in the Battle of Ankara by this conqueror from Samarkand\n", "continuation": "Tamerlane", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: For defeating Hannibal in the Battle of Zama, ending the Second Punic War, Scipio was granted this Latin surname\n", "continuation": "Africanus", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1982 he became the first Pope in modern history to visit Sicily\n", "continuation": "Pope John Paul II", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Ahmose I, who reigned circa 1554-1525 B.C., founded this countrys 18th dynasty\n", "continuation": "Egypt", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This queen of the Netherlands married Duke Henry of Mecklenburg-Schwerin in 1901\n", "continuation": "Wilhelmina", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1828 Brazil & Argentina recognized this neighboring country as an independent republic\n", "continuation": "Uruguay", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This empress of Mexico was a first cousin of Queen Victoria\n", "continuation": "Carlotta", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The 843 Treaty of Verdun divided his empire; grandson Louis II received lands east of the Rhine River\n", "continuation": "Charlemagne", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Around 4,500 years ago, the bronze age Minoan civilization emerged on this Mediterranean island\n", "continuation": "Crete", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Glorious Revolution of 1688 brought this Dutchman to power as king of England, Scotland, & Ireland\n", "continuation": "William of Orange", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In the 5th century B.C., this Greek historian wrote that it took 100,000 men 20 years to complete the Great Pyramid\n", "continuation": "Herodotus", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Its been estimated that this grand inquisitor put to death about 2,000 people during his term of office, 1483-1498\n", "continuation": "Torquemada", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Anschluss was the forced union of Austria with this country in 1938\n", "continuation": "Germany", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Contras were a U.S.-backed force battling the government of this country\n", "continuation": "Nicaragua", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Irgun was a secret underground organization fighting to establish this nation\n", "continuation": "Israel", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: A record of all the land in England, this Book was commissioned by William the Conqueror in 1085\n", "continuation": "The Domesday Book", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: World leaders met at the Congress of this city in 1815 to decide the fate of Europe after Napoleons defeat\n", "continuation": "Vienna", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: He was tutored by Aristotle, tamed Bucephalus & cut the Gordian Knot; then after lunch...\n", "continuation": "Alexander the Great", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Exactly 600 years after the Norman Conquest, London suffered through plague & this other major disaster\n", "continuation": "Great Fire of London", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: While trying to figure out why there were 2 of these, the 1409 Council of Pisa elected a third one\n", "continuation": "Popes", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1864 the first Red Cross conference was convened in this city\n", "continuation": "Geneva, Switzerland", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In February 1961 violence erupted in this Portuguese possession in west Africa\n", "continuation": "Angola", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: After the Royal Family fled to this country in 1807, it became the only one in South America from which a European country was ruled\n", "continuation": "Brazil", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In a 1918 treaty, this country gave up Ukraine but soon recovered it\n", "continuation": "Russia", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1929, the kingdom of the Serbs, Croats 8: Slovenes became known as this\n", "continuation": "Yugoslavia", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The 1867 British North America Act united 3 colonies under this single name\n", "continuation": "Canada", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: When Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nantes, thousands of these French Protestants fled to America\n", "continuation": "Huguenots", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1835, many of them left Cape Colony & began their historic Great Trek to whats now the Transvaal\n", "continuation": "the Boers", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1953 Ibn Saud organized this countrys first cabinet to modernize the government\n", "continuation": "Saudi Arabia", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: During the Spanish Civil War, this Fascist Party founder sent troops to aid General Francisco Franco\n", "continuation": "Benito Mussolini", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In November 1980 Polands Communist Party officially recognized this trade union\n", "continuation": "Solidarity", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Later the namesake of an African country, he served as prime minister of Cape Colony from 1890 to 1896\n", "continuation": "Cecil Rhodes", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Aristotle called him the Savior of his country and the ideal lawgiver\n", "continuation": "Solon", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Implicated in a plot to kill Hitler, this Desert Fox committed suicide rather than stand trial\n", "continuation": "Erwin Rommel", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: On Feb. 12, 1912, the last emperor of this dynasty abdicated, ending more than 3,000 years of Chinese monarchy\n", "continuation": "Manchu", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The people were seeking guns & gunpowder when they stormed this Paris landmark July 14, 1789\n", "continuation": "the Bastille", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Tokugawa shogungate ruled this country from 1603 to 1867\n", "continuation": "Japan", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This Venetian arrived at the Chinese court in 1275 with his father & uncle\n", "continuation": "Marco Polo", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: On Feb. 10, 1840 Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha married her\n", "continuation": "Victoria", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: According to legend, he was a swineherd before he conquered the Incas\n", "continuation": "Francisco Pizarro", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: As a result of the Napoleonic Wars, this country lost Norway to Sweden in 1814\n", "continuation": "Denmark", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Great King of Prussia whose last words were I am tired of ruling over slaves\n", "continuation": "Frederick the Great/Frederick II", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: He had a wife named Cleopatra, a daughter named Cleopatra, and a famous son, Alexander the Great\n", "continuation": "Philip of Macedon/Philip II", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: The Cuban missile crisis made this the tensest month of 1962\n", "continuation": "October", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Near the end of the fifth century, the Japanese borrowed this nations system of writing\n", "continuation": "China", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: When Alfonso I was proclaimed king in 1143, it became independent of Castilian & Moorish control\n", "continuation": "Portugal", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Prior to independence in 1917, Finland had been a grand Duchy of this country for 108 years\n", "continuation": "Russia", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1512 this king seized Navarre, completing the unification of what is now Spain\n", "continuation": "Ferdinand", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: During his 67-year reign, this pharaoh completed many projects, including the temple at Karnak\n", "continuation": "Ramses", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1770 Capt. James Cook became the first European to sight Australias fertile east coast, which he named New this\n", "continuation": "South Wales", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In the 1540s John Calvin made this Swiss city a center of Protestant might\n", "continuation": "Geneva", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: By 1833 Spain had lost all of its empire in the New World except Cuba & this island; 65 years later, it lost those, too\n", "continuation": "Puerto Rico", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: At the urging of this general now on the 5-peso note, Argentina declared its independence from Spain July 9, 1816\n", "continuation": "San Martin", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Wheat was introduced to the New World by this explorer in 1493\n", "continuation": "Christopher Columbus", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: On Sept. 3, 1996 the U.S. launched cruise missiles against this country for attacking Kurd territory\n", "continuation": "Iraq", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Last name of the brothers who made an overland trek in the 1260s from Bukhara, Uzbekistan to China\n", "continuation": "Polo", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This personal guard of Roman emperors consisted of 9 cohorts of 1,000 soldiers each\n", "continuation": "Praetorian Guard", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1992 Pres. Alberto Fujimori suspended this countrys constitution & dissolved the legislature\n", "continuation": "Peru", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This Hun got an annual tribute of 2,100 pounds of gold from the Romans\n", "continuation": "Attila", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1488 this king of Spain sent 100 Moorish slaves to Pope Innocent VIII who gave them as gifts to Cardinals\n", "continuation": "Ferdinand", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: She died at Fontevrault in 1204, having survived 2 husbands: Louis VII & Henry II\n", "continuation": "Eleanor of Aquitaine", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Once known as the Gold Coast, it was the first member of the Commonwealth of Nations governed by Black Africans\n", "continuation": "Ghana", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This founder of the Mughal Dynasty gained control of Delhi & Agra after victory in the 1526 Battle of Panipat\n", "continuation": "Babur", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This building that opened May 1, 1931 remained the worlds tallest until 1971\n", "continuation": "the Empire State Building", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This Macedonian conqueror campaigned along the Indus River in 327-326 B.C.\n", "continuation": "Alexander the Great", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: This German noble family traced its descent from the counts of Zollern\n", "continuation": "the Hohenzollerns", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: In 1954 an agreement between these 2 countries ended the Trieste dispute\n", "continuation": "Italy & Yugoslavia", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "WORLD HISTORY: Jerusalem was captured by this king of Babylon in 597 & 586 B.C.\n", "continuation": "Nebuchadnezzar", "category": "world_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On May 29, 1765 Patrick Henrys Stamp Act protest was interrupted with this one word\n", "continuation": "Treason!", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: It became a U.S. territory in 1900 & a state 59 years later\n", "continuation": "Hawaii", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Susan B. Anthony was arrested in 1872 for doing this\n", "continuation": "Voting", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1949 Henry H. Arnold became the first general of this branch of the armed forces\n", "continuation": "Air Force", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In April 1984 this U.S. government agency admitted its role in the mining of Nicaraguan harbors\n", "continuation": "CIA", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: John Hancock held this political position from 1780-85 & from 1787-93\n", "continuation": "Governor of Massachusetts", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In December 1974 this former New York governor was sworn in as Vice President\n", "continuation": "Rockefeller", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1951 he told a joint session of congress that he tried to do his duty as god gave him the light to see that duty\n", "continuation": "McArthur", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This political party founded around 1789 stood for a strong central government\n", "continuation": "the Federalists", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: His foes said that in 1877 he agreed to withdraw remaining federal troops from the south in return for electoral support\n", "continuation": "Hayes", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1917 the U.S. purchased the islands of St. Croix, St. John & St. Thomas from this country for $25 million\n", "continuation": "Denmark", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1791 this Treasury Secretary issued his Report On Manufactures, a critique of American industry\n", "continuation": "Alexander Hamilton", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: When West Virginia became a state in 1863, Wheeling was its capital; this city became the permanent capital in 1885\n", "continuation": "Charleston", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1698, after an absence of 15 years, he returned to the colony named for his father\n", "continuation": "William Penn", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On Aug. 2, 1826 at Bostons Faneuil Hall, this great orator delivered a eulogy on Jefferson & Adams\n", "continuation": "Daniel Webster", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Completed in 1856, Californias first railroad ran 22 miles between Sacramento & this prison city\n", "continuation": "Folsom", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Between 1856 & 1860, 2,962 of this faith set out from Iowa & Nebraska to Utah in the Handcart Migration\n", "continuation": "Mormonism", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On April 2, 1917 President Wilson told Congress, The world must be made safe for this\n", "continuation": "democracy", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On April 20, 1971 the U.S. Supreme Court upheld this transportation method as a way to achieve school integration\n", "continuation": "busing", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: John OSullivan, who later became a diplomat, coined this term for the USAs right to cover the continent\n", "continuation": "Manifest Destiny", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1798 Congress passed this collection of bills to control domestic dissent & conspiracy against the federal govt.\n", "continuation": "the Alien & Sedition Acts", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: British commander Sir Edward Pakenham was killed in this battle fought 2 weeks after the War of 1812\n", "continuation": "Battle of New Orleans", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: To reach eastern markets in the 1800s, Texas drovers brought their cattle to Kansas via this trail\n", "continuation": "the Chisholm Trail", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On November 14, 1889, the New York World called her trip, The Longest Journey Known to Mankind\n", "continuation": "Nellie Bly", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On Mar. 27, 1964 this largest Alaska city was hit by an 8.4 earthquake\n", "continuation": "Anchorage", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1787 Arthur St. Clair became the first governor of this vast territory north of the Ohio River\n", "continuation": "Northwest Territory", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This statue got a new torch in 1986; the old one was 100 years old\n", "continuation": "the Statue of Liberty", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Term for the women of the 1920s who wore bobbed hair, short dresses & long strings of beads\n", "continuation": "flappers", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This Sunshine State once had east & west portions; the western part now belongs to Ala., Miss. & La.\n", "continuation": "Florida", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1899 President McKinley took a turn in the Locomobile, a car made by Stanley & propelled by this\n", "continuation": "steam", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Andrew Jackson was one of the landowners who founded this Tennessee town overlooking the Mississippi in 1819\n", "continuation": "Memphis", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Victor Marie du Pont served as a captain of this states volunteers in the War of 1812\n", "continuation": "Delaware", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: When this convened in May 1787, Adams was in London, Jefferson was in Paris & Patrick Henry refused to attend\n", "continuation": "the Constitutional Convention", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Americans began to oocupy this even before we could send Russia the $7.2 million we paid for it\n", "continuation": "Alaska", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: He was the only member of the Warren Commission who would later face would-be assassins himself\n", "continuation": "Gerald Ford", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1818 U.S. troops sacked Pensacola as they marched into this Spanish territory; soon it was ours\n", "continuation": "Florida", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: African Americans, 13% of the U.S., were nearly twice that percentage of U.S. troops in this 1990-91 war\n", "continuation": "the First Gulf War", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1960 the last of these locomotives was retired from general use in the U.S. & Diesel ones took over\n", "continuation": "steam engines", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In the 1600s most of New York State was occupied by this Native American confederacy\n", "continuation": "the Iroquois", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1899 Secretary of State John Hay proclaimed this welcoming policy to preserve U.S. trading rights in China\n", "continuation": "open-door policy", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: 2 years after exploring the Northwest with William Clark, he was named gov. of the Louisiana territory\n", "continuation": "Meriwether Lewis", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This group of volunteers, created on Mar. 1, 1961, works to improve living conditions in other nations\n", "continuation": "Peace Corps", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On April 24, 1980 an attempt to rescue 53 hostages in this capital city was called off\n", "continuation": "Tehran", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Ullo, Gouverneur!  This signer of the Constitution gave the document its final wording\n", "continuation": "Gouverneur Morris", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On Dec. 9, 1992, the first group of U.S. Marines arrived in this African nation to restore order\n", "continuation": "Somalia", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: From 1804 to 1806 this pair explored the area between the Mississippi River & the mouth of the Columbia River\n", "continuation": "Lewis & Clark", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On March 10, 1977, this Cesar Chavez labor group signed an agreement with the Teamsters union\n", "continuation": "United Farm Workers", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1920 this president signed legislation returning the railroads to private ownership\n", "continuation": "Woodrow Wilson", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 repealed this compromise of 1820\n", "continuation": "The Missouri Compromise", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The government leasing oil reserves to Mammoth Oil in 1922 caused this scandal the next year\n", "continuation": "Teapot Dome", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1787-88 the Anti-Federalists opposed the ratification of this document\n", "continuation": "the Constitution", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: After a defeat in 1835 for reelection to Congress from Tennessee, this frontiersman moved to Texas\n", "continuation": "Davy Crockett", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: A Ute legend says the Great Spirit created all life on this peak discovered in 1806\n", "continuation": "Pikes Peak", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Nickname given in the 1930s to the area seen here in a famous Arthur Rothstein photo\n", "continuation": "Dust Bowl", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: When he began his Progressive Party, Teddy Roosevelt said he felt as fit as one of these animals\n", "continuation": "Bull moose", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1961 he became the first brother of a president appointed to a cabinet position\n", "continuation": "Robert F. Kennedy ", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On January 21, 1977 this president pardoned several thousand Vietnam War draft evaders\n", "continuation": "Jimmy Carter", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1915 this Hull House founder helped establish the Womens International League for Peace & Freedom\n", "continuation": "Jane Addams", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On June 21, 1982 he was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the shooting of President Reagan\n", "continuation": "John Hinckley", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In searching for the 7 Cities of Cibola, he & his men traveled as far north as present-day Lyons, Kansas\n", "continuation": "Francisco Vazquez de Coronado", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On April 14, 1865 Abraham Lincoln authorized this govt. agency; its main job then was to protect against counterfeiting\n", "continuation": "the Secret Service", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Captain John Smith became president of this Virginia colonys council in September 1608\n", "continuation": "Jamestown", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: He served as the first chief justice of New York before he became first chief justice of the U.S.\n", "continuation": "John Jay", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: It was necessary for George Washington to surrender Fort Necessity July 3, 1754, during this war\n", "continuation": "French & Indian War", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This presidents political enemies referred to him as the Beast of Buffalo\n", "continuation": "Grover Cleveland", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Aaron Burr & Molly Pitcher distinguished themselves at the June 28, 1778 battle of this\n", "continuation": "Monmouth", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This legislative body first met on March 4, 1789 in New York City, but only 8 of its 22 members were present\n", "continuation": "the U.S. Senate", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Henry Laurens, Thomas Mifflin & Richard Henry Lee were presidents of this body that only lasted for about 15 years\n", "continuation": "the Continental Congress", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On April 18, 1775 he was captured by the British but released; he had to walk back to Lexington\n", "continuation": "Paul Revere", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On September 8, 1974, he was granted A full, free and absolute pardon\n", "continuation": "Richard Nixon", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: FDRs statement The United States of America was...deliberately attacked by...Japan was made on this date\n", "continuation": "December 8, 1941", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1824 Andrew Jackson received more popular & electoral votes, but the House declared this man president\n", "continuation": "John Quincy Adams", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Hostilities in the Spanish-American War ended when Manila surrendered to General Merritt & this admiral\n", "continuation": "George Dewey", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This pact among the U.S., Mexico & Canada took effect in 1994 & aims to eliminate tariffs by 2008\n", "continuation": "NAFTA", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In the 1880s the Knights of this gave way to the American Federation of this representing workers\n", "continuation": "Labor", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1849, Thomas Ewing, The Logician of the West, became the USAs first Secy. of this Cabinet Dept.\n", "continuation": "the Interior", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This committee that once claimed 800,000 members was dissolved Dec. 11, 1941\n", "continuation": "the America First Committee", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Gen. Charles Lee was relieved of command after ordering a retreat at this 1778 New Jersey battle\n", "continuation": "Monmouth", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Because of the potato famine, more than a million emigrated from this country to the U.S. in the mid-1800s\n", "continuation": "Ireland", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This 1803 land acquisition included area in what is now 13 of the 50 states\n", "continuation": "the Louisiana Purchase", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: After winning the disputed 1876 election, he was inaugurated to cries of Rutherfraud\n", "continuation": "Rutherford B. Hayes", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1730 he assumed full ownership of the Pennsylvania Gazette\n", "continuation": "Benjamin Franklin", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Famous for his debates with Lincoln, he served as a U.S. senator from Illinois from 1847 to 1861\n", "continuation": "Stephen Douglas", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: During his first term as president, the Bill of Rights became law\n", "continuation": "George Washington", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1813 the U.S. defeated the British in the Battle of the Thames River in what is now this country\n", "continuation": "Canada", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1832 this president declared, The bank, Mr. Van Buren, is trying to kill me; but I will kill it\n", "continuation": "Andrew Jackson", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In November 1689 Joseph Wadsworth hid this colonys charter from the British by placing it in an oak tree\n", "continuation": "Connecticut", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: He earned his captains commission by burning the Philadelphia at Tripoli in 1804\n", "continuation": "Stephen Decatur", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: At the outbreak of hostilities of the Civil War, he was president of the Senate\n", "continuation": "Hannibal Hamlin", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The Philadelphia Centennial Exposition celebrated the 100th anniversary of this document\n", "continuation": "Declaration of Independence", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On March 27, 1964, North Americas most intense recorded earthquake, an 8.4, hit this state\n", "continuation": "Alaska", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: 1 of 3 men who, under the name Publius, wrote The Federalist essays urging ratification of the Constitution\n", "continuation": "Madison, Hamilton, & Jay", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Just before WWII this British king & his queen Elizabeth became the 1st British monarchs to visit the U.S.\n", "continuation": "George VI", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1982 Central High School was made a national landmark in memory of 1957 events there\n", "continuation": "Little Rock, AR", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: While in the VA. legislature, this 3rd president introduced his religious freedom statute\n", "continuation": "Thomas Jefferson", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Founded in 1607, the Popham colony on the Kennebec River was this states first English settlement\n", "continuation": "Maine", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1952 composer Stuart Hamblen was the presidential candidate of this anti-liquor party\n", "continuation": "Prohibition", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On Dec. 23, 1921 President Harding pardoned this Socialist so that he could have Christmas dinner with his wife\n", "continuation": "Eugene Victor Debs", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This soldier & frontiersman won important victories over the British in the Northwest Territory\n", "continuation": "George Rogers Clark", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Francisco Lopez found this precious metal in California in 1842, before the rush\n", "continuation": "gold", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1843 Congress allocated $30,000 to string one between Baltimore & Washington; it was completed in 1844\n", "continuation": "a telegraph wire", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1873 President Grant proclaimed this city the site of the Centennial Exposition of 1876\n", "continuation": "Philadelphia", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Before cotton became king, this plant that yields a violet dye was a popular southern crop\n", "continuation": "indigo", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In May 1692 this villages jails were filled with witchcraft suspects, eventually totaling 150\n", "continuation": "Salem, Massachusetts", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1900 Sanford B. Dole became the first governor of this U.S. territory\n", "continuation": "Hawaii", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: During the naval battle for this Alabama bay, David Farragut uttered, Damn the torpedoes!  Full speed ahead!\n", "continuation": "Mobile Bay", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1888 he won the presidency using the campaign song Grandfathers Hat Fits Ben\n", "continuation": "Benjamin Harrison", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: During the War of 1812, he had command of 3 brigs, 5 schooners & a sloop on Lake Erie\n", "continuation": "Oliver Hazard Perry", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Shrapnel from a 1916 munitions storage plant explosion in Jersey City, NJ damaged this famous statue\n", "continuation": "Statue of Liberty", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Frances Perkins was trying to improve working conditions in these in the 1910s, Kathie Lee in the 90s\n", "continuation": "Sweatshops", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The U.S. made this great buy from France in 1803 & would have been happy with just New Orleans\n", "continuation": "Louisiana Purchase", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: If this act hadnt passed July 14, 1798, we would have had just the Alien Acts\n", "continuation": "Sedition Acts", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1844 John C. Fremont crossed the Sierra Nevada & this John C. became Secretary of State\n", "continuation": "John C. Calhoun", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1805 this territory was created from the Indiana one, with all or parts of the lower & upper peninsulas\n", "continuation": "Michigan", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In May 1980 at least 26 people were killed when this volcano in Washington erupted\n", "continuation": "Mt. St. Helens", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In September 1664 this governor of New Amsterdam surrendered to the British, ending Dutch power in the New World\n", "continuation": "Stuyvesant", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: A 1963 treaty with Mexico settled a boundary dispute between Ciudad Juarez & this Texas city\n", "continuation": "El Paso", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Famous 1863 speech by President Lincoln that began, Four score and seven years ago...\n", "continuation": "the Gettysburg Address", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Its the year America celebrated its bicentennial\n", "continuation": "1976", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Davy Crockett was among nearly 200 men who died defending this mission-fortress in San Antonio, Texas\n", "continuation": "the Alamo", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: After journeying 4,000 miles, this pairs expedition finally reached the Pacific Ocean in November 1805\n", "continuation": "Lewis & Clark", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: During Bacons Rebellion in 1676 this 1st permanent English settlement in America was burned to the ground\n", "continuation": "Jamestown", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: A 1928 campaign slogan promised this in every pot and a car in every garage\n", "continuation": "a chicken", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Years of political rivalry led to the July 11, 1804 duel between these 2 men\n", "continuation": "Alexander Hamilton & Aaron Burr", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1776 this silversmith set up a mill to make gunpowder after the colonists ran out of it at Bunker Hill\n", "continuation": "Paul Revere", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The Confederate States of America were established in 1861 in this city, the first Confederate capital\n", "continuation": "Montgomery, Alabama", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This leader of the Green Mountain Boys was a champion for the creation of the Green Mountain State\n", "continuation": "Ethan Allen", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: By 1942 FDR had appointed 7 new men to this body: it took a while, but he got the packing he had wanted\n", "continuation": "the Supreme Court", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Congress adopted this document in 1777, but it was not fully ratified by the states for another 4 years\n", "continuation": "the Articles of Confederation", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Slaves, molasses & rum were exchanged in the 3 arms of the colonial practice known as this trade\n", "continuation": "the triangle trade", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Our flag still waves proudly from the walls, William B. Travis said of it, I shall never surrender or retreat\n", "continuation": "the Alamo", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Nixons Atty-Gen. E. Richardson resigned & Watergate prosecutor A. Cox was fired on this night of the week\n", "continuation": "Saturday", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: John Jay, not John Marshall, was the first one\n", "continuation": "Chief Justice of the Supreme Court", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: After the original 13, this was the 1st state admitted to the union\n", "continuation": "Vermont", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: These 2 self-governing outlying areas of the U.S. were acquired from Spain in 1898\n", "continuation": "Puerto Rico and Guam", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In his 1835 book Democracy in America, this Frenchman predicted the present ages 2 superpowers\n", "continuation": "Alexis de Tocqueville", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Escaped slaves in the 1850s & draft dodgers in the 1960s mainly headed to this country\n", "continuation": "Canada", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On Feb. 15, 1901 Carry Nation wrecked one of these establishments with a hatchet\n", "continuation": "a bar ", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: A fire in 1851 destroyed some 35,000 volumes in its collection\n", "continuation": "the Library of Congress", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In the first census conducted in 1790, this state, with nearly 692,000 people, was the most populous\n", "continuation": "Virginia", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: 14 years before coming to America, this Quaker was imprisoned in the Tower of London for his beliefs\n", "continuation": "William Penn", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1949 the U.S. joined this Western defense pact; our 1st ever peacetime alliance\n", "continuation": "NATO", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Its now thought that an internal explosion, not a mine, caused this ship to sink in Havana Harbor in 1898\n", "continuation": "U.S. Maine", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This settlements economy grew after John Rolfe found that tobacco could be successfully grown there\n", "continuation": "Jamestown", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: 19th century term for the belief that U.S. expansion across North America was destined by God\n", "continuation": "Manifest Destiny", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Custers Last Stand is also known by the oxymoronic name Little Big this\n", "continuation": "Horn", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In the 1950s, if your button said, I Like Ike, he was your man\n", "continuation": "Dwight D. Eisenhower", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Born in Tennessee, Davy Crockett died in whats now this state\n", "continuation": "Texas", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: William Codys 2-word nickname, or perhaps what he sent out to his clients at the end of each month\n", "continuation": "Buffalo Bill", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Contrary to myth, Washington didnt throw one of these across the Potomac; there werent any when he was young\n", "continuation": "silver dollar", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1774 New Jerseyites dressed as Indians burned this in Greenwich; a similar Party occurred earlier in Boston\n", "continuation": "tea", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1901 the Senate ratified the Hay-Pauncefote Treaty, allowing the U.S. to build this in Central America\n", "continuation": "the Panama Canal", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On May 1, 1898 Commodore Dewey defeated the Spanish Pacific fleet at the battle of this Philippine bay\n", "continuation": "Manila Bay", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On May 10, 1692 this colony founded by Cecil Calvert made the Anglican Church its official church\n", "continuation": "Maryland", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1939 this state finally finished paying off a $12.4-million debt to the state from which it had separated\n", "continuation": "West Virginia ", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Nickname given the WWII backyard vegetable patches\n", "continuation": "Victory Gardens", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In May of 1780, Gen. Benjamin Lincoln was forced to surrender this South Carolina port to the British\n", "continuation": "Charleston", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: More than 200 U.S. Marines were killed in 1983 by a truck bomb at their barracks in this Mideast capital\n", "continuation": "Beirut", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: He related the story of Pocahontas in his General History of Virginia in 1624\n", "continuation": "John Smith", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The Battle of Palo Alto, fought May 8, 1846, was the first battle of this war\n", "continuation": "Mexican-American War", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On February 15, 1898 the U.S. battleship Maine blew up in this Cuban capitals harbor\n", "continuation": "Havana", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This King of the Wild Frontier once claimed to have killed 105 bears during a few months in 1825\n", "continuation": "Davy Crockett", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The War on this, approved by Congress in August of 1964, included VISTA, Volunteers in Service to America\n", "continuation": "poverty", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Whats known as the second of these programs began with FDRs January 4, 1935 message to Congress\n", "continuation": "the New Deal", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: John Smith was among the early members on the Council of Seven that governed this Virginia colony\n", "continuation": "Jamestown", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This volunteer group was born in may 1898 near the bar in San Antonios Menger Hotel; it existed for just 133 days\n", "continuation": "the Rough Riders", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In November 1620 John Carver was elected the first governor of this colony\n", "continuation": "Plymouth Colony", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1933 this Republican began serving the first of his 2 terms as governor of Kansas\n", "continuation": "Alf Landon", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: While serving in this cabinet post, Edward R. Stettinius, Jr. signed the U.N. charter for the U.S. June 26, 1945\n", "continuation": "Secretary of State", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In June 1967 LBJ met with this Soviet premier in Glassboro, N.J. to discuss world problems\n", "continuation": "Alexei Kosygin", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On September 14, 1847, this general led the American army into Mexico City\n", "continuation": "Winfield Scott", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This 1803 acquisition doubled the size of the U.S.\n", "continuation": "Louisiana Purchase", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Though he said he found dueling abhorent, he participated in one in 1804\n", "continuation": "Alexander Hamilton", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1912, it became 48th & last contiguous state to join The Union\n", "continuation": "Arizona", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: 1st to hold a nominating convention, this 3rd party ironically chose Mason Wm. Wirt to run for Pres.\n", "continuation": "Anti-Masonic party", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Upon leading 1894 march of unemployed on Washington, Jacob Coxey was arrested for this trivial of offenses\n", "continuation": "stepping on the grass", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On Nov. 11, 1918, Pvt. Henry Gunther became the last American casualty in this war\n", "continuation": "World War I", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Remarkably, there were more than 60 survivors when this Zeppelin crashed in New Jersey in 1937\n", "continuation": "the Hindenburg", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Elected the 19th U.S. president in 1876, Rutherford B. Hayes was a member of this political party\n", "continuation": "Republican", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY:   This man awarded the Medal of Freedom to Ronald Reagan on January 13, 1993\n", "continuation": "George H.W. Bush", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This Indian king for whom a war against American colonists was named was tracked down & killed in 1676\n", "continuation": "Philip", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This 1876 battle in Montana is also known as Custers Last Stand\n", "continuation": "Little Big Horn", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In the late 1600s this Asian grain became the main crop of the Carolina coastal lowlands\n", "continuation": "rice", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1972 George McGovern called this presidents administration the most corrupt in U.S. history\n", "continuation": "Richard Nixon", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1813 this hero of Tippecanoe defeated Tecumseh at the Thames River in Canada\n", "continuation": "William Henry Harrison", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1664 the Duke of York granted land west of the Hudson River to his supporters; it was named this\n", "continuation": "New Jersey", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: History was made on December 1, 1955 when bus driver James Blake called the police & had this person arrested\n", "continuation": "Rosa Parks", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Youre in the Army now--in 1940 FDR instituted the first peacetime one of these in U.S. history\n", "continuation": "the draft", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This term for a mechanical device can also be an organization running city politics, like NYCs Tammany Hall\n", "continuation": "a machine", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Edward Brooke was the first African American to hold this post for a state; Eric Holder is the first federal one\n", "continuation": "Attorney General", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This mans 1807 steamboat run up the Hudson led to an 1824 Supreme Court decision on interstate commerce\n", "continuation": "Fulton", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1953, this islands first year as a U.S. commonwealth, 75,000 residents moved to the mainland\n", "continuation": "Puerto Rico", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This president collapsed September 25, 1919 & one week later suffered a stroke\n", "continuation": "Woodrow Wilson", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1609 Champlain reached the lake now named for him on the border of New York & this state\n", "continuation": "Vermont", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1903 this Badger State became the first to adopt direct primary elections\n", "continuation": "Wisconsin", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On December 2, 1863, ground was broken in Omaha for the construction of this railroad\n", "continuation": "the Union-Pacific Railroad", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On the night of April 14, 1986, U.S. warplanes bombed Tripoli & Benghazi in this African country\n", "continuation": "Libya", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Traffic on this trail between San Antonio & Abilene peaked in 1871 with 600,000 cattle\n", "continuation": "the Chisholm Trail", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Until the late 1840s, this largest North Carolina city was the USAs chief source of gold\n", "continuation": "Charlotte", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: At the same time that John Foster Dulles was Secretary of State, his brother Allen headed this agency\n", "continuation": "CIA ", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: 19 members of this Irish-American terrorist society active in 1870s Pennsylvania were hanged\n", "continuation": "The Molly Maguires", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In the last week of the John Tyler administration, this republic was offered statehood\n", "continuation": "Texas", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In September 1964 the Warren Commission concluded that he acted alone in JFKs assassination\n", "continuation": "Lee Harvey Oswald", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On December 20, 1860, as a result of Lincolns election, this state seceded from the Union\n", "continuation": "South Carolina", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Fleeing the capital on August 24, 1814, she took a Gilbert Stuart portrait of Washington with her\n", "continuation": "Dolley Madison", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1916 President Wilson sent this brigadier general into Mexico in pursuit of Pancho Villa\n", "continuation": "John Black Jack Pershing", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1932 this Republican was elected governor of Kansas; he won reelection in 1934\n", "continuation": "Alf Landon", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On May 22, 1906 they received a patent for an improved model of their airplane\n", "continuation": "the Wright brothers", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Samuel Adams referred to this April 19, 1775 battle when he said, What a glorious morning for America!\n", "continuation": "Lexington, Concord", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Prior to his election to the Tennessee legislature in 1821, this frontiersman was a Justice of the Peace\n", "continuation": "Davy Crockett", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: 1 of 4 freedoms FDR termed essential in a January 6, 1941 address to Congress\n", "continuation": "1 of ", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Of the 3 writers of the Federalist papers, 2 were New Yorkers & he was a Virginian\n", "continuation": "Madison", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On Nov. 9, 1906 Teddy Roosevelt left the U.S. to personally see the progress on this engineering project\n", "continuation": "the Panama Canal", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The British party of this name aimed to limit the kings powers; the U.S. party hoped to limit King Andrew Jackson\n", "continuation": "the Whigs", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On May 15, 1972 while campaigning in Laurel, Md., this Alabama governor was shot & paralyzed by Arthur Bremer\n", "continuation": "George Wallace", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1948 Whittaker Chambers implicated this State Department official as an espionage agent for the Soviets\n", "continuation": "Hiss", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Ive had it on my mind that this state has joined the Union 3 times, in 1788, 1868 & 1870\n", "continuation": "Georgia", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: A federal law from 1950 prohibited the labeling of colored oleo as this\n", "continuation": "Butter", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The Dept. of Agriculture began a new version of this program in 1964; by 1975 it was helping over 17 million people\n", "continuation": "Food stamps", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This commodore became a friend to Japan in 1854, showing them the telegraph & a daguerreotype camera\n", "continuation": "Matthew Perry", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Name that completed an 1856 Republican slogan, Free soil, free speech, free men and ...\n", "continuation": "Fremont", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This states been on my mind since it entered the Union 3 times, in 1788, 1868 & 1870\n", "continuation": "Georgia", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1913 the 16th Amendment was passed allowing Congress to collect taxes on this\n", "continuation": "income", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Fleeing the capital on August 24, 1814, she took a Gilbert Stuart portrait of Washington with her\n", "continuation": "Dolley Madison", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Guerrilla leader Francis Marion earned this nickname for his daring raids from the South Carolina marshes\n", "continuation": "the Swamp Fox", "category": "american_history"}
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+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: 15 indentured servants were aboard this ship when it sailed for the new world, Sept. 16, 1620\n", "continuation": "The Mayflower", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: He was hanged in Charlestown, Virginia about 6 weeks after he led the attack on Harpers Ferry\n", "continuation": "John Brown", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1834 Stephen Austin was held in prison for 8 months in this country\n", "continuation": "Mexico", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1818 this general ordered 2 traders arrested & executed for inciting the Seminole Indians\n", "continuation": "Andrew Jackson", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This Oglala Sioux chief was fatally stabbed Sept. 5, 1877 at Fort Robinson, Nebraska\n", "continuation": "Crazy Horse", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: When the British approached, the Concord Militia didnt know about the skirmish at this place earlier that day\n", "continuation": "Lexington", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: WWI sales of Liberty these, whose posters showed the statue, raised more than $15 billion\n", "continuation": "bonds", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: You didnt want to make the mistake of following the south instead of the north platte on this pioneer trail\n", "continuation": "the Oregon Trail", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The U.S. supplied materiel to its allies during WWII through this 1941 Congressional act\n", "continuation": "the Lend-Lease Act", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Now sounding oxymoronic, these alliterative Republicans were the partys anti-slavery wing in its early years\n", "continuation": "the Radical Republicans", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Unaware of the Treaty of Ghent signed earlier, the British attacked this Louisiana city on Jan. 8, 1815\n", "continuation": "New Orleans", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The British gained Charlestown Peninsula, now in Boston, by winning this June 17, 1775 battle\n", "continuation": "Bunker Hill", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On Nov. 7, 1811 this territorial governor of Indiana lost 62 of his men at Tippecanoe\n", "continuation": "William Henry Harrison", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1794 this chief justice negotiated a treaty calling for British evacuation of the Northwest\n", "continuation": "John Jay", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1912 Alaska became an organized U.S. territory & these 2 states joined the union\n", "continuation": "Arizona & New Mexico", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: After General Cornwallis Surrendered at Yorktown, this American traitor accompanied him back to England\n", "continuation": "Benedict Arnold", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This January 1, 1863 document liberated all slaves in regions still under Confederate control\n", "continuation": "the Emancipation Proclamation", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1609 this captain was injured in a gunpowder explosion & lost his leadership role in Jamestown\n", "continuation": "John Smith", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The New Deal refers to the economic recovery & social reforms implemented by this U.S. president\n", "continuation": "Franklin Roosevelt", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1898 Americans were urged to remember this battleship that sank in Havana harbor, leading to war with Spain\n", "continuation": "the Maine", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1943 Georgia became the 1st state to lower the voting age to this\n", "continuation": "18", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Black Friday, September 24, 1869, resulted from Gould & Fisks attempt to corner the U.S. supply of this\n", "continuation": "Gold", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: He was the last Dutch governor of New York, which was New Netherland at the time\n", "continuation": "Peter Stuyvessant", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: At the Battle of San Jacinto, Sam Houston took this Mexican leader prisoner\n", "continuation": "Santa Anna", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Swedish-born John Ericsson designed this 1st of the ironclads with a revolving turret\n", "continuation": "Monitor", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On July 9, 1776 this states legislature met in White Plains & ratified the Declaration of Independence\n", "continuation": "New York", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On April 4, 1949, the U.S., Canada, Great Britain, France & 8 other nations signed this mutual defense pact\n", "continuation": "NATO ", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: 8 Americans were killed April 24, 1980 in a failed attempt to rescue American hostages held in this city\n", "continuation": "Tehran", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: After answering a NASA newspaper notice in the 70s, she became Americas first woman in space\n", "continuation": "Sally Ride", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1919 this future pres. mobilized the Mass. Militia to restore order in the Boston police strike\n", "continuation": "Calvin Coolidge", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This famous transaction in 1803 doubled the territory of the U.S.\n", "continuation": "the Louisiana Purchase", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In the 1760s these 2 surveyors used milestones to mark the boundary line between Maryland & Pennsylvania\n", "continuation": "Mason & Dixon", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The Watergate scandal led to the resignation of this U.S. president in 1974\n", "continuation": "Nixon", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This 14-letter term refers to the period of readjustment & rebuilding after the Civil War\n", "continuation": "Reconstruction", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Tragically, in the 1830s, some 4,000 members of this Indian tribe died during a forced march known as the Trail of Tears\n", "continuation": "the Cherokee", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Bleeding Kansas was so named because of violence over this issue in the 1850s\n", "continuation": "slavery", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: He obtained a charter to establish Georgia in 1732 & founded Savannah a year later\n", "continuation": "Oglethorpe", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This 1848 treaty ending the Mexican-American War added over 500,000 square miles to U.S. territory\n", "continuation": "the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This Shawnee chief & his brother, the Prophet, were both defeated in battles by William Henry Harrison\n", "continuation": "Tecumseh", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On Dec. 4, 1783 George Washington bade his officers farewell at this New York City tavern\n", "continuation": "Fraunces Tavern", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: As minister to Mexico, he was authorized by President Pierce to buy border land for the railroads\n", "continuation": "James Gadsden", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On October 20, 1803, the senate ratified the treaty for this land acquisition\n", "continuation": "Louisiana Purchase", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Benedict Arnold & this mans Green Mountain Boys captured Ticonderoga, May 10, 1775\n", "continuation": "Ethan Allen", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1866 he became general of the U.S. Army; the first officer so designated\n", "continuation": "Ulysses S. Grant", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The name of this anti-Jackson party was introduced to the senate by Henry Clay, April 14, 1834\n", "continuation": "Whigs", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1843 Daniel Webster resigned as this presidents Secretary of State\n", "continuation": "John Tyler", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This orator became governor of Virginia in 1776\n", "continuation": "Patrick Henry", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: 19 convicted witches were executed this way in Salem, Massachusetts\n", "continuation": "Hanging", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: A Packard touring car was disguised as a police car for this famous Holiday Holocaust in 1929\n", "continuation": "The St. Valentines Day Massacre", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1616 she went to England with her husband, John, & her infant son\n", "continuation": "Pocahontas", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The legal name of this black evangelist-abolitionist was Isabella Van Wagener\n", "continuation": "Sojourner Truth", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: John Alden was the last surviving signer of this\n", "continuation": "the Mayflower Compact", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: For their part in this 1770 Massachusetts riot, 2 soldiers were branded on the thumb\n", "continuation": "Boston Massacre", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This monument with a 19-foot seated statue was dedicated by President Harding May 30, 1922\n", "continuation": "Lincoln Memorial", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The Supreme Courts 7-2 decision in this slavery case helped bring on the Civil War\n", "continuation": "Dred Scott", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Though elected to the senate in 1930, this Louisiana governor didnt take his seat until 1932\n", "continuation": "Huey Long", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In September, 1971, 43 peole were killed during a 4-day riot at this New York prison\n", "continuation": "Attica", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: 2 forts were founded in Idaho in 1834: Fort Hall & this one that bore the name of the future capital\n", "continuation": "Fort Boise", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Decade that saw the Freedom Summer & the Freedom Riders\n", "continuation": "1960s", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The only state Reagan didnt carry in 1984 was this one, Mondales home state\n", "continuation": "Minnesota", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Its the war that was opposed by some Copperheads\n", "continuation": "Civil War", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The land purchase he negotiated with Mexico was in part intended for a cross-country railroad he wanted to build\n", "continuation": "James Gadsden", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1833 this area asked to separate from Coahuila to become its own Mexican state\n", "continuation": "Texas", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1901 Buffalo Bill founded this town in the Big Horn Basin of Wyoming\n", "continuation": "Cody", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Frances Willard, a president of the WCTU, was the first woman honored in this Capitol building hall\n", "continuation": "Statuary Hall", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In a March 1775 speech he also said, is peace so sweet as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery?\n", "continuation": "Patrick Henry", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The change in the American flag on July 4, 1960 was its first change since July 4 of this year\n", "continuation": "1959", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In January 1935 she became the first woman to fly solo from Hawaii to the U.S. mainland\n", "continuation": "Amelia Earhart", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: His final regret was I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country\n", "continuation": "Nathan Hale", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On April 22, 1889 Sooners staked claims hours ahead of schedule in Guthrie City in this territorys land grab\n", "continuation": "Oklahoma", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This 1,500-mile-long mountain system divided the Civil War into the eastern & western theaters\n", "continuation": "Appalachians", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1910 Victor Berger of Wisconsin became the first of this party of Eugene Debs elected to Congress\n", "continuation": "Socialist", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: After his 1859 hanging, Civil War troops sang of this abolitionists body mouldering in the grave\n", "continuation": "John Brown", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1913 the 16th Amendment was passed allowing Congress to collect taxes on this\n", "continuation": "Income", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Plessy vs. Ferguson, which upheld segregation, was overturned by this 1954 case\n", "continuation": "Brown v. Board of Education", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: During WWII America won its 1st major victory over Japan in this naval battle, about 1,200 miles from Hawaii\n", "continuation": "Midway", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Bushrod, the favorite nephew of this president, became a Supreme Court justice in 1798\n", "continuation": "George Washington", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Some attribute these 1692 proceedings to the psychotic effects of ergot poisoning\n", "continuation": "The Salem Witch Trials", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The Federalists called it Mr. Madisons War\n", "continuation": "War of 1812", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: His 1934 trip to Cartagena, Colombia was the first by a sitting U.S. president to South America\n", "continuation": "Franklin D. Roosevelt", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1856 William Dayton became the first vice presidential candidate of this new party\n", "continuation": "Republican", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1962 this Hawaiian became the first Japanese-American elected to the U.S. Senate\n", "continuation": "Daniel Inouye", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Nixons running mate in 1960, he was named chief negotiator at the Paris Peace Talks in 1969\n", "continuation": "Henry Cabot Lodge", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The area thats now the State of Indiana was acquired in this war\n", "continuation": "the Revolutionary War", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1787 Delaware became the 1st state in the Union; in 1860 this became the 1st state to secede\n", "continuation": "South Carolina", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1952 this territory adopted its own constitution & became a commonwealth\n", "continuation": "Puerto Rico", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1926 Lindbergh had to parachute out of planes 4 times while employed to do this\n", "continuation": "flying the mail", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge & Hoover refused to recognize this countrys government, but FDR did\n", "continuation": "Soviet Union", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This New Deal agency was symbolized by a blue eagle & used the motto, We do our part\n", "continuation": "NRA ", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On Aug. 5, 1884 the cornerstone of this landmarks pedestal was laid on Bedloes Island\n", "continuation": "Statue of Liberty", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: 41 male passengers signed this document in Provincetown Harbor, November 11, 1620\n", "continuation": "The Mayflower Compact", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On May 9, 1995 the Senate, by a vote of 98-0, confirmed John Deutch as director of this agency\n", "continuation": "CIA", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1769 he founded San Diego de Alcala, the first Franciscan mission in California\n", "continuation": "Fr. Junipero Serra", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1975 200 U.S. Marines recaptured this merchant ship that had been seized by Cambodia\n", "continuation": "Mayaguez", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: 3 months after Congress authorized the Department of Foreign Affairs, it changed its name to this\n", "continuation": "Department of State", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: He died in 1804 the day after his duel with Aaron Burr\n", "continuation": "Alexander Hamilton", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1945-46 the number of these government employees dropped from 12 million to less than 3 million\n", "continuation": "Armed Forces/Servicemen & women", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1932 Hattie Caraway of Arkansas became the first woman elected to this body\n", "continuation": "U.S. Senate", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: After the original 13 colonies, this was the first state to enter the union\n", "continuation": "Vermont", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Though this president chose the general site for the executive mansion, he never lived there\n", "continuation": "George Washington", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1836 this republic asked to be annexed to the U.S.\n", "continuation": "Texas", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: When asked in 1779 Have you lowered your flag? he reportedly said, I have not yet begun to fight\n", "continuation": "John Paul Jones", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: A compromise allowed Maines admission to the union in 1820 as a free state & this as a slave state in 1821\n", "continuation": "Missouri", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The Kentucky & Virginia Resolutions were passed in opposition to these 1798 acts\n", "continuation": "Alien & Sedition Acts", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1850 it became the first state on the Pacific coast admitted to the union\n", "continuation": "California", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The U.S. Marine Corps was first established to fight in this war\n", "continuation": "The Revolutionary War", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On Oct. 2, 1967 he was sworn in as the first African-American Supreme Court justice\n", "continuation": "Thurgood Marshall", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Jonathan Edwards was among the leaders of this great religious movement of the 1700s\n", "continuation": "Great Awakening", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1893 3 men serving prison sentences for this riot were pardoned by the governor of Illinois\n", "continuation": "Haymarket Riot", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This amendment was 3 states short of ratification when its deadline elapsed June 30, 1982\n", "continuation": "the ERA ", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In October 1867 Gen. Rousseau took formal possession of this territory that the U.S. had bought in March\n", "continuation": "Alaska", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1907 Charles N. Haskell of Muskogee became this new states first governor\n", "continuation": "Oklahoma", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Because of his deist beliefs, this Age of Reason author died a social outcast in New York City in 1809\n", "continuation": "Thomas Paine", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: He was promoted to captain for burning the captured U.S. frigate Philadelphia in Tripoli Harbor\n", "continuation": "Stephen Decatur", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The Continental Congress approved this game to raise money for the army; it never hit $250 million \n", "continuation": "Lottery", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: After 3 previous acquittals, this reputed crime family boss was finally convicted in New York City on April 2, 1992\n", "continuation": "John Gotti", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Due to expansive pork processing facilities, this city on the Ohio River was once known as Porkopolis\n", "continuation": "Cincinnati", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: He shook up society in the 1960s & later published Revolution for the Hell of It & Steal This Book\n", "continuation": "Abbie Hoffman", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This Spanish explorer, not Ponce de Leon, claimed Florida for Spain in June of 1539\n", "continuation": "Hernando de Soto", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: From 1757 to 1762 this man was ambassador extraordinaire of the American colonies to Great Britain\n", "continuation": "Benjamin Franklin", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On Jan. 19, 1977 President Ford pardoned this woman whod been convicted of treason in World War II\n", "continuation": "Tokyo Rose", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Lanterns hung in this Old church warned patriots of an impending attack in April 1775\n", "continuation": "the Old North Church", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY:   On November 28, 1946 the Allied Council adjourned their peace talks here at the Waldorf for a dinner of this\n", "continuation": "turkey for Thanksgiving", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This N.Y. womans 1970 campaign slogan was This womans place is in the House -- the House of Representatives!\n", "continuation": "Bella Abzug", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: It was the main cause of the 1803 jump in the national debt to $86.4 million\n", "continuation": "the Louisiana Purchase", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On August 29, 1877, this leader of the Mormon Church died\n", "continuation": "Brigham Young", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: After aiding the U.S. in the Battle of New Orleans, this pirate was pardoned\n", "continuation": "Jean Lafitte", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In December 1952, this president-elect visited the front lines during the Korean War\n", "continuation": "Dwight Eisenhower", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: After this waterway opened in 1825, freight rates between Buffalo & NYC were cut by more than 90%\n", "continuation": "Erie Canal", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This man who bought Manhattan from the Indians later served as governor of New Sweden\n", "continuation": "Peter Minuit", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On Dec. 16, 1773 American patriots dumped 342 chests of tea into this citys harbor\n", "continuation": "Boston", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Abraham Lincoln died across the street from this theatre on April 15, 1865\n", "continuation": "Fords Theatre ", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In May 1844 he sent a telegraph message using the code hed also invented\n", "continuation": "Morse", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: John Rolfe came to the new world to grow this cash crop; picking up Pocahontas was a bonus\n", "continuation": "tobacco", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This president said fear itself is nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts\n", "continuation": "FDR", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: WAC, the Womens Army Corps, was created during this war\n", "continuation": "World War II", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1986 he became the first Italian-American to sit on the Supreme Court\n", "continuation": "Antonin Scalia", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: What was once the proposed state of Franklin became part of this new state in 1796\n", "continuation": "Tennessee", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: After serving as postmaster general in 1921 & 1922 he became czar of the motion picture industry\n", "continuation": "Will Hays", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1807 Congress passed this act that forbade American ships from trading abroad; it lasted just over a year\n", "continuation": "Embargo Act", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On October 24, 1952 Eisenhower vowed to go to this country & 5 weeks later, he did\n", "continuation": "Korea", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1732, Vincennes, in this future state, was founded by the French on the Wabash River\n", "continuation": "Indiana", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This 1941 act enabled the U.S. to become the Arsenal of Democracy\n", "continuation": "The Lend-Lease Act", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On May 13, 1846, President James K. Polk signed a declaration of war against this country\n", "continuation": "Mexico", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On Dec. 26, 1799 this general eulogized George Washington in Congress\n", "continuation": "Light-Horse Harry Lee", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: When Thomas Jefferson took office in March, 1801, this river formed the western U.S. boundary\n", "continuation": "Mississippi", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1890 this GOP senator from Ohio sponsored an antitrust act & the Silver Purchase Act\n", "continuation": "John Sherman", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1997 this U.N. secy.-general became the first international guest of President Clintons second term\n", "continuation": "Kofi Annan", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On Sept. 30, 1953, Pres. Eisenhower named this California governor as Chief Justice of the U.S.\n", "continuation": "Earl Warren", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Signed February 2, 1848, this treaty ended the Mexican War\n", "continuation": "the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1912 this Bull Moose spoke for about 50 minutes with a would-be-assassins bullet lodged in his chest\n", "continuation": "Theodore Roosevelt", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The siege of the Alamo gave this Texas general time to prepare for the Battle of San Jacinto\n", "continuation": "Sam Houston", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This Public Enemy No. 1 robbed Midwestern banks until 1934 when he was done in by the Woman in Red\n", "continuation": "John Dillinger", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Lawrence, Kansas was founded by people opposed to this practice\n", "continuation": "Slavery", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1960 black sit-ins at segregated lunch counters started in Greensboro in this state\n", "continuation": "North Carolina", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1692 the Spanish regained control of this future New Mexico capital from the Pueblo Indians\n", "continuation": "Santa Fe", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1639 the Court of Massachusetts ordered that The Colledge...to bee built at Cambridg be called this\n", "continuation": "Harvard", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The political slogan As this state goes, so goes the nation dates back to the 1880s\n", "continuation": "Maine", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1857 antislavery forces were set back when the Supreme Court decided the case of this man vs. Sandford\n", "continuation": "Dred Scott", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On July 31, 1972 this Missouri senator withdrew as McGoverns running mate because of earlier psychiatric care\n", "continuation": "Thomas Eagleton", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Lincoln said it was the central act of my administration & the greatest event of the 19th century\n", "continuation": "the Emancipation Proclamation", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This traitor took a cut in rank from major general in the U.S. Army to brigadier general in the British Army\n", "continuation": "Benedict Arnold", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1765 Dr. James Baker opened his first factory in Massachusetts to make this - how sweet!\n", "continuation": "Chocolate", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Mormons say divine intervention sent these birds to stop a cricket infestation in 1848\n", "continuation": "Seagulls", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1949 the Senate ratified this treaty that joined the U.S. with 11 others in a mutual defense pact\n", "continuation": "NATO ", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: After losing his Senate seat to John F. Kennedy, he was made U.S. representative at the United Nations\n", "continuation": "Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: He was born in Connecticut in 1800 & hanged for treason in Virginia in 1859\n", "continuation": "John Brown", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1814 & 1815 New England leaders took part in the Hartford Convention to discuss opposition to this war\n", "continuation": "War of 1812", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1962 the U.S agreed to give Cuba $53 million in aid for the release of 1,113 prisoners taken in this invasion\n", "continuation": "Bay of Pigs", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1804 Justice Samuel Chase was impeached for comments critical of this presidents administration\n", "continuation": "Thomas Jefferson", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: On August 5, 1864 David Farragut barreled full speed ahead into this Alabama bay, defeating the Confederate navy\n", "continuation": "Mobile Bay", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1621 this Wampanoag chief & about 90 of his people shared Thanksgiving with the Pilgrims\n", "continuation": "Massasoit", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Witchcraft trials held in this town in 1692 led to the hangings of 19 people\n", "continuation": "Salem", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Stonewall Jackson earned his nickname during the Battle of Manassas, also called the Battle of this creek\n", "continuation": "Bull Run", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: These Articles served as the basis of our national government from 1781 to 1789\n", "continuation": "the Articles of Confederation", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: When the Mexican War began in 1846, the Army of the West used this trail to invade New Mexico\n", "continuation": "the Santa Fe Trail", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Cleanup of this Pennsylvania nuclear power plant following the 1979 meltdown didnt end until 1993\n", "continuation": "Three Mile Island", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: He was called Black Dan due to his swarthy complexion & Godlike Daniel from his imposing style\n", "continuation": "Daniel Webster", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: A branch of the military that was part of the army before it became independent in 1947\n", "continuation": "Air Force", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: He resigned as Secretary of State April 15, 1959 & died a few weeks later\n", "continuation": "John Foster Dulles", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: He, not FDR, was the only Democrat Vermont supported for president since the Civil War\n", "continuation": "Lyndon Johnson ", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: These unpopular laws that dealt with citizenship & free speech contributed to John Adams defeat in 1800\n", "continuation": "Alien & Sedition Laws", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: This 1848 event made the California trail the most traveled pioneer road by 1850\n", "continuation": "gold strike", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Before becoming chief justice in 1789, he was Secy of Foreign Affairs in the Continental Congress\n", "continuation": "John Jay", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: In 1928 this Republican campaigned for president promising a chicken in every pot\n", "continuation": "Hoover", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: Judge John T. Raulston presided over this Dayton, Tennessee trial in July 1925\n", "continuation": "the Scopes trial", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "AMERICAN HISTORY: The first gusher in the U.S. occurred in this oil field near Beaumont, Texas in 1901\n", "continuation": "Spindletop", "category": "american_history"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In chapter 52 of this novel, a boisterous crowd is gathering for Fagins execution\n", "continuation": "Oliver Twist", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: 19th c. author known for writing about a venerable mansion with seven acutely peaked gables\n", "continuation": "Hawthorne", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: People from the past appear to a brother & sister in Rewards and Fairies by this author of The Jungle Book\n", "continuation": "Kipling", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Modern novels with biblical titles include Jane Hamiltons The Book of Ruth & Toni Morrisons Song of him\n", "continuation": "Solomon", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Even Grendel would love Seamus Heaneys new translation of the Anglo-Saxon epic about this title geat\n", "continuation": "Beowulf", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Ellen Glasgow, a native of this Virginia capital, set several novels there but called it Queenborough\n", "continuation": "Richmond", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Title character who says, Why did you paint it?  It will mock me some day \u2014 mock me horribly!\n", "continuation": "Doran Gray", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: She wrote in Emma, One half of the world cannot understand the pleasures of the other\n", "continuation": "Jane Austen", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Madame Bovary author visited Tunisia to research Salammbo, his novel about Carthage\n", "continuation": "Flaubert", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Eugenie Grandet is considered one of the finest novels in his series La Comedie Humaine\n", "continuation": "Balzac", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In F. Scott Fitzgeralds classic novel, Nick Carraway lives next door to this title character\n", "continuation": "the Great Gatsby", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Part I of this Willa Cather novel is entitled The Wild Land\n", "continuation": "O Pioneers!", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: His novel Daisy Miller opens at the Trois Couronnes hotel in Vevey, Switzerland\n", "continuation": "Henry James", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: He published his third novel, A Cool Million, in 1934, one year after Miss Lonelyhearts\n", "continuation": "Nathanael West", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In English, Ivan Turgenevs novel Ottsy i Deti is known by this familial title\n", "continuation": "Fathers and Sons", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Chapter 13 of this classic novel is called Another View of Hester\n", "continuation": "The Scarlet Letter", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: He published the first 4 of his fairy tales in an 1835 pamphlet; The Tinder Box was among them\n", "continuation": "Hans Christian Andersen", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Nicodemus Frapp is a narrow-minded evangelist in Tono-Bungay, a 1909 novel by this author of The Time Machine\n", "continuation": "H.G. Wells", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This author of The Good Earth based the heroine of her 1938 novel This Proud Heart on herself\n", "continuation": "Pearl Buck", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In Wonderland, Alice comes across a large one of these with a snooty caterpillar atop it\n", "continuation": "a mushroom", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Tai-Pan was a Novel of Hong Kong by James Clavell, & this was his 1975 Novel of Japan\n", "continuation": "Shogun", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In Pierre Boulles Planet of the Apes, Zira & Cornelius are this species of ape\n", "continuation": "chimpanzees", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Milan Kunderas Immortality read in this, its original language, may be unbearably light reading\n", "continuation": "Czech", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Goethe called him Faust; Marlowe dubbed him this\n", "continuation": "Dr. Faustus", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Completes the title of Eldridge Cleavers 1968 memoir Soul on...\n", "continuation": "Ice", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Walt Whitmans 52-section Song Of Myself is the longest work in this collection first published in 1855\n", "continuation": "Leaves of Grass", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this Steinbeck novel, Lennie has nightmarish visions of his dead aunt Clara & of a gigantic rabbit\n", "continuation": "Of Mice and Men", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this novel, Javert says, There is a brigand, there is a convict called Jean Valjean, and I have got him!\n", "continuation": "Les Miserables", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This James M. Cain novel, which has been filmed twice, was written under the title Bar-B-Q\n", "continuation": "The Postman Always Rings Twice", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Muriel Spark novel is set at the Marcia Blaine School For Girls in Edinburgh\n", "continuation": "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: A Tale of Two Cities opens as Dr. Alexander Manette is released after 18 years in this prison\n", "continuation": "The Bastille", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: At one point in this 1862 novel, Jean Valjean owns a factory\n", "continuation": "Les Miserables", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In Through The Looking Glass, Humpty Dumpty explains to Alice the meaning of this nonsense poem\n", "continuation": "Jabberwocky", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In the final scene of Rebecca, this stately mansion of Maxim De Winter burns\n", "continuation": "Manderley", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The title of this 1965 Frank Herbert novel refers to the desert planet of Arrakis\n", "continuation": "Dune", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Not Natty Dresser but Natty this dies in the novel The Prairie\n", "continuation": "Bumppo", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Melville characters artificial leg is carved from the jawbone of a sperm whale\n", "continuation": "Ahab", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Jim Hawkins narrates this 1883 novel\n", "continuation": "Treasure Island", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: At the start of this Dickens novel, Pip meets an escaped convict who threatens to eat him\n", "continuation": "Great Expectations", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This governor of a Southern state asks his aide to dig up dirt on Judge Irwin, a man of integrity\n", "continuation": "Willie Stark", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Depending on the book, he could be a Jones, a Sawyer, or an Uncle\n", "continuation": "Tom", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: He wrote The 3 Musketeers; his son wrote Camille\n", "continuation": "Dumas", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Where you cant go again in Thomas Wolfe title\n", "continuation": "home", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Irvings bird-like hero chased by the Headless Horseman\n", "continuation": "Ichabod Crane", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Shaws scorched saint\n", "continuation": "St. Joan of Arc", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Danl Webster was the name of the title amphibian in The Celebrated Jumping Frog Of this County\n", "continuation": "Calaveras County", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Sancho Panza rides a donkey named Dapple in this Cervantes novel\n", "continuation": "Don Quixote", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The final chapter of The Scarlet Letter says that her tombstone bore the letter A\n", "continuation": "Hester Prynne", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Archdeacon Claude Frollo was this hunchbacks master\n", "continuation": "Quasimodo", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Poe tale contains the line, The French army had entered Toledo\n", "continuation": "The Pit & The Pendulum", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: When this group came to power in China, they demanded all literature depict heroes of the working class\n", "continuation": "Communists", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The first sequel to this classic French novel was titled Twenty Years After\n", "continuation": "The Three Musketeers", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: He penned the classic line There was an old man with a beard, who said It is just as I feared\n", "continuation": "Edward Lear", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: New Zealander Jane Campion directed the 1996 film version of this Henry James novel\n", "continuation": "The Portrait of a Lady", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In 1981 American playwright Beth Henley won a Pulitzer Prize for this criminal play\n", "continuation": "Crimes of the Heart", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Slow and steady wins the race is the famous last line of this fable\n", "continuation": "The Tortoise and the Hare", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Part of this Robert Louis Stevenson tale takes place in a sinister house called the Laboratory\n", "continuation": "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Rex Stout character loves gardening & gourmet foods, as did Stout\n", "continuation": "Nero Wolfe", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This title character in a Frances Hodgson Burnett novel is the grandson of an earl\n", "continuation": "Lord Fauntleroy", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Booth Tarkington novel tells the tale of a girls attempts to raise her station in life\n", "continuation": "Alice Adams", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In early drafts, the heroine of this novel was named Pansy & her family home was called Fontenoy Hall\n", "continuation": "Gone with the Wind", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Britannica states that the name Agora was first found in the work of this ancient Greek poet\n", "continuation": "Homer", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This 1953 book title tells us the temperature at which books burn\n", "continuation": "Fahrenheit 451", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In 1900 he wrote the line, The road to the City of Emeralds is paved with yellow brick\n", "continuation": "L. Frank Baum", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This 1952 Pulitzer-winning book grew out of Herman Wouks experiences on a WWII destroyer-minesweeper\n", "continuation": "The Caine Mutiny", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Elizabeth Barrett Browning gave this volume of 44 sonnets to Robert in 1847, a year after they eloped\n", "continuation": "Sonnets from the Portuguese", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: He based the Red Queen on Miss Prickett, the governess of Alice Liddell\n", "continuation": "Lewis Carroll", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Atlas Shrugged is the fullest fictional presentation of this authors philosophy, objectivism\n", "continuation": "Ayn Rand", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This James Joyce book was first published in France in 1922\n", "continuation": "Ulysses", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The epistolary novel, in the form of these, was popularized by Samuel Richardsons Pamela in 1740\n", "continuation": "Letters", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Proust paid to publish Swanns Way, the first part of this epic work, after publishers rejected it\n", "continuation": "Rememberance of Things Past", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Ole E. Rolvaag wrote a Saga Of it & Laura Ingalls Wilder set a Little House on it\n", "continuation": "The Prairie", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: He wrote about the auto industry in Wheels & the airline industry in Airport\n", "continuation": "Arthur Hailey", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Dubliners is a collection of short stories by this Irish author\n", "continuation": "James Joyce", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In an 1854 poem Tennyson asked her to Come Into The Garden\n", "continuation": "Maud", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Mississippian, known for her love of the South, won a Pulitzer Prize for The Optomists Daughter\n", "continuation": "Eudora Welty", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Her career as a novelist dawned with Dawn OHara; Show Boat showed up later\n", "continuation": "Edna Ferber", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Gom Gut & Plick et Plock were pseudonyms of this Inspector Maigret creator\n", "continuation": "Georges Simenon", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Hmm... he dedicated his 1820 poem The Witch of Atlas to his wife Mary\n", "continuation": "Shelley", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Lloyd Brown, once an inmate of this citys Alleghany County jail, based his novel Iron City on life there\n", "continuation": "Pittsburgh", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: I shouldnt mind being a bride... if I could be one without having a husband, says Bathsheba in this Hardy novel\n", "continuation": "Far From the Madding Crowd", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This 1877 novel was written to induce kindness, sympathy and an understanding treatment of horses\n", "continuation": "Black Beauty", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In 1938 actor Orson presented this novelists The War of the Worlds on radio\n", "continuation": "H.G. Wells", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: On his fifth voyage, he encounters the Old Man of the Sea\n", "continuation": "Sinbad", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this F. Scott Fitzgerald novel, Myrtle Wilson is accidentally run over & killed by Daisy Buchanan\n", "continuation": "The Great Gatsby", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This E.M. Forster novel is set in the fictional city of Chandrapore\n", "continuation": "A Passage To India", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In his 1938 work The Unvanquished, the Sartoris family copes with the Civil War\n", "continuation": "William Faulkner", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In the 1600s Basho wrote a famous hard-to-translate haiku about this creature jumping into a pond\n", "continuation": "a frog", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The infamous Lowood School in this novel was based on a real school that Charlotte Bronte attended at age 8\n", "continuation": "Jane Eyre", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Jane Austen novel begins, The family of Dashwood had been long settled in Sussex\n", "continuation": "Sense and Sensibility", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: After Christians death in an 1897 drama, this title character still acts as a platonic friend to the widow\n", "continuation": "Cyrano de Bergerac", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Tolstoy wrote this characters life had been most simple and most ordinary and therefore most terrible\n", "continuation": "Ivan Ilyich", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this Dante work, the poet is given a tour through hell, purgatory & paradise\n", "continuation": "The Divine Comedy", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This author of No Exit said no to a Nobel Prize in 1964\n", "continuation": "Jean-Paul Sartre", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Flaubert title character commits suicide because of mounting debt & lies told to her husband Charles\n", "continuation": "Madame Bovary", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In the epic poem Beowulf, Beowulf destroys this monster by tearing off his arm\n", "continuation": "Grendel", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This 1872 Samuel Butler satire has the alternate title Over The Range\n", "continuation": "Erewhon", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: 1719 novel about a mariner who lived 8 & 20 years all alone in an uninhabited island\n", "continuation": "Robinson Crusoe", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Cervantes Alonso Quijano changes his name to this, after reading romances of chivalry\n", "continuation": "Don Quixote", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This author introduced detective Mike Hammer in I, The Jury\n", "continuation": "Mickey Spillane", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Although married to Alexei, she falls in love with the handsome Count Vronsky\n", "continuation": "Anna Karenina", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Meursault is the rather cold, effectless narrator of this Camus novel\n", "continuation": "The Stranger", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this Poe tale Captain Kidds treasure is found with the aid of a secret code & a scarab beetle\n", "continuation": "The Gold Bug", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Published in 1961, The Winter of this was John Steinbecks last novel\n", "continuation": "The Winter of Our Discontent", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Carolyn Meeber is the title character of this Theodore Dreiser novel\n", "continuation": "Sister Carrie", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this Truman Capote novella, the story of Holly Golightly is narrated by Fred, a struggling writer\n", "continuation": "Breakfast at Tiffanys", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Kipling orphans father was a sergeant in an Irish regiment in the Punjab\n", "continuation": "Kim", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This title French schoolgirl created by Ludwig Bemelmans is often found at the end of the line\n", "continuation": "Madeline", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In the title of a 14th century work, Sir Gawain is paired with this knight\n", "continuation": "the Green Knight", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: A rundown Mexican hotel is the setting for The Night of the Iguana, a play by this writer\n", "continuation": "Tennessee Williams", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This 1942 French novel begins, Mother died today.  Or, maybe, yesterday; I cant be sure.\n", "continuation": "The Stranger", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Despite its title, this 1848 Charles Dickens novel is ultimately about a father & his daughter, not his son\n", "continuation": "Dombey and Son", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Readers in 1860-61 picked up copies of All The Year Round to read installments of his Great Expectations\n", "continuation": "Charles Dickens", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Time in this futuristic Aldous Huxley novel is measured from the invention of the Model T Ford\n", "continuation": "Brave New World", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This 1975 E.L. Doctorow novel relates the story of Coalhouse Walker Jr., whos harassed by local firemen\n", "continuation": "Ragtime", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Saul Bellows title character whose gift to Charlie Citrine was a sense of hope\n", "continuation": "Humboldt", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Willa Cathers My Antonia, O Pioneers! & A Lost Lady are set on the frontier in this midwestern state\n", "continuation": "Nebraska", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Edgar Rice Burroughs wrote that he lived on in his wild, jungle existence with little change for several years\n", "continuation": "Tarzan", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: His 1926 novel The Sun Also Rises has been published in England as Fiesta\n", "continuation": "Ernest Hemingway", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: This western author stopped using pen names soon after the publication of Hondo  in 1953\n", "continuation": "Louis LAmour", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: Brom Bones dressed up as this to scare the schoolmaster away from Katrina\n", "continuation": "the Headless Horseman", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: This 1852 work was subtitled Life Among the Lowly\n", "continuation": "Uncle Toms Cabin", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this Ernest Hemingway story, an author awaits death while on an African safari\n", "continuation": "The Snows of Kilomanjaro", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: Dickens said this title character was born at Blunderstone, in Suffolk as a posthumous child\n", "continuation": "David Copperfield", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This 1861 George Eliot novel is subtitled The Weaver of Raveloe\n", "continuation": "Silas Marner", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: Poes The Mystery of Marie Roget was a sequel to this story featuring detective C. Auguste Dupin\n", "continuation": "The Murders in the Rue Morgue", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: This characters first literary appearance was in the tragic drama The Seducer of Seville\n", "continuation": "Don Juan", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: The 2-word title of this 1985 Bobbie Ann Mason novel refers to the time a soldier spent in Vietnam\n", "continuation": "In Country", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The title of his 1840 novel The Pathfinder refers to Natty Bumppo\n", "continuation": "Cooper", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The sequel to Tom Browns Schooldays is called Tom Brown at this university\n", "continuation": "Oxford", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Natasha Rostova marries Pierre Bezukhov in this classic Tolstoy novel\n", "continuation": "War and Peace", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: His poems from the Scots Observer were collected in Barrack-Room Ballads and Other Verses\n", "continuation": "Kipling", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: He wrote his 1848 novel Dombey and Son while living in Switzerland\n", "continuation": "Charles Dickens", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: In James Fenimore Coopers The Pioneers Oliver Edwards is this frontiersmans companion\n", "continuation": "Natty Bumppo", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: Balzac wrote La Comedie Humaine in the 1840s & this American wrote The Human Comedy in the 1940s\n", "continuation": "William Saroyan", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: This scary Edgar Allan Poe story takes place at a spooky masked ball given by a prince\n", "continuation": "The Masque of the Red Death", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Mowglis song Against People appears in this authors Second Jungle Book\n", "continuation": "Rudyard Kipling", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In chapter 2 of this Tolstoy novel, Princess Bolkonsky says, Tell me what this war is about\n", "continuation": "War And Peace", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Edgar Allan Poe story concerns a masked ball of the most unusual magnificence\n", "continuation": "Masque of the Red Death", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Babbitt author published his 1st novel, Hike And The Aeroplane, under the pseudonym Tom Graham\n", "continuation": "Sinclair Lewis", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Brave New World authors 1921 novel Crome Yellow abounds with eccentric characters\n", "continuation": "Aldous Huxley", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Chapter 6 of this Hawthorne classic is titled Pearl\n", "continuation": "The Scarlet Letter", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Budd Schulbergs novel The Harder They Fall deals with corrupt practices in this sport\n", "continuation": "boxing", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: 1938s Out Of The Silent Planet was the first sci-fi novel by this Narnia creator\n", "continuation": "C.S. Lewis", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Published in 1923, The Prophet is a book of 28 poetic essays by this Lebanese-American\n", "continuation": "Kahlil Gibran", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Amory Blaine, a student at Princeton, is the hero of this first novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald\n", "continuation": "This Side of Paradise", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In 1917 L. Frank Baum wrote about The Lost Princess of this place\n", "continuation": "Oz", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: When he first saw Becky Thatcher, a certain Amy Lawrence vanished out of his heart and left not even a memory\n", "continuation": "Tom Sawyer", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: I never liked long walks, says the heroine of this Charlotte Bronte novel\n", "continuation": "Jane Eyre", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Wordsworths poem about her begins, Hail, Virgin Queen!  Oer many an envious bar triumphant\n", "continuation": "Elizabeth", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Her 1942 novel Dragon Seed was yet another tale of Chinese peasant farmers\n", "continuation": "Buck", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: In the 20s, Hemingway & Fitzgerald were among these missing literary offspring\n", "continuation": "The Lost Generation", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The next-to-last chapter of this novel is entitled The Knitting Done\n", "continuation": "A Tale of Two Cities", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: This experimental novelist named William published a 1953 account of drug addiction under the name William Lee\n", "continuation": "Burroughs", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This novel by Richard Wright tells of Bigger Thomas, the product of a Chicago slum\n", "continuation": "Native Son", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: Theirs not to reason why, theirs but to do and die is from this Tennyson poem\n", "continuation": "Charge of the Light Brigade", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The 1956 novel Compulsion was based on the story of this duo defended by Darrow\n", "continuation": "Leopold & Loeb", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Chingachgook became the last of the Mohicans when this man, his son, died\n", "continuation": "Uncas", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Oliver Goldsmith play is subtitled The Mistakes of the Night\n", "continuation": "She Stoops to Conquer", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: At the end of Uncle Toms Cabin, this sadistic slave owner dies insane\n", "continuation": "Simon Legree", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In Puddnhead Wilson, Twain wrote, Put all your eggs in the one basket and then do this to that basket\n", "continuation": "watch", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: F. Scott Fitzgeralds 1922 collection of stories was titled Tales of this Age\n", "continuation": "the Jazz Age", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: A review said this 1979 William Styron novel belongs on that small shelf reserved for American masterpieces\n", "continuation": "Sophies Choice", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE:  This author of the classic American novel Winesburg, Ohio once lived here in the Pontalba Apartments on Jackson Square\n", "continuation": "Sherwood Anderson", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Its where Philip Nolan asked to be buried\n", "continuation": "at sea", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The final chapter of this classic book is entitled Quasimodos Marriage\n", "continuation": "The Hunchback of Notre Dame", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: He wrote about Polish life in Poland & the history of South Africa in The Covenant\n", "continuation": "James Michener", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Published in 1613, his Exemplary Tales are believed to be the first short stories written in Castilian\n", "continuation": "Cervantes", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: A curse placed on one of Nathaniel Hawthornes ancestors inspired this 1851 novel\n", "continuation": "The House of the Seven Gables", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this Kipling short story, Daniel Dravot becomes the godlike monarch of an Afghani tribe\n", "continuation": "The Man Who Would Be King", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Poet John Donne was first to write No man is this\n", "continuation": "an island", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Bret Harte wrote a short story about The Outcasts of this mining camp\n", "continuation": "Poker Flat", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The Readers Encyclopedia said, He loved the... main streets of America even as he deplored them\n", "continuation": "Sinclair Lewis", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Ayn Rand book that ends with Then there was only the ocean and the sky and the figure of Howard Roark\n", "continuation": "The Fountainhead", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: His eccentric novel Tristram Shandy contains blank pages & 1-sentence chapters\n", "continuation": "Laurence Sterne", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: 17-year-old Holden Caulfield is the narrator of this acclaimed 1951 novel\n", "continuation": "The Catcher in the Rye", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: Mercedes of Castile is a lesser-known novel by this author of The Leather-Stocking Tales\n", "continuation": "James Fenimore Cooper", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: His third published novel, Sartoris, was the first he set in Yoknapatawpha County\n", "continuation": "William Faulkner", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: Robert Browning wrote, do this along with me!  The best is yet to be!\n", "continuation": "Grow Old With Me", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: In 1852 his story The Dandy Frightening the Squatter appeared in The Carpet-Bag, a humorous paper\n", "continuation": "Mark Twain", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Our copy of this 1865-69 Tolstoy work is 1,444 pages long\n", "continuation": "War and Peace", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: Ford Madox Fords 4-novel series Parades End is set during & after this war in which Ford himself was shell-shocked\n", "continuation": "World War I", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: For men may come and men may go, but I go on forever, this Lord of poetry babbled in The Brook\n", "continuation": "Alfred Lord Tennyson", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: Buffalo Girls & The Evening Star are among this Lonesome Dove authors recent novels\n", "continuation": "Larry McMurtry", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In 1914, 146 of this late Americans poems were published by her niece under the title The Single Hound\n", "continuation": "Emily Dickinson", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: The title of this famous Anita Loos work states that they Prefer Blondes\n", "continuation": "gentlemen", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: This title characters ship, the Antelope, went down off the coast of Lilliput\n", "continuation": "Gulliver", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In a 1927 Hermann Hesse novel, newspaper writer Harry Haller, a loner, calls himself this\n", "continuation": "Steppenwolf", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: John Kennedy Toole immortalized the Lucky Dog vending carts in this Pulitzer Prize-winning novel\n", "continuation": "A Confederacy of Dunces", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Nelson Algren won a 1950 Natl Book Award for this novel about card dealer & morphine addict Frankie Machine\n", "continuation": "The Man with the Golden Arm", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: 1952 novel that begins off the coast of Cuba, & ends on shore 3 days later\n", "continuation": "The Old Man and the Sea", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In a Defoe novel, this companion is described as a comely handsome fellow\n", "continuation": "Friday", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Jos Boys was the second sequel to this 19th century novel\n", "continuation": "Little Women", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Chapter 48 of this English novel deals with The Flight of Sikes--Bill Sikes\n", "continuation": "Oliver Twist", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Richard Middlemas gets crushed by an elephant in The Surgeons Daughter, an 1827 tale by this Edinburgher\n", "continuation": "Sir Walter Scott", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The NYC murder of Mary Rogers inspired Poe, who changed the setting to Paris & created The Mystery of her\n", "continuation": "Marie Roget", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In 1923 Vladimir Nabokov translated Alice In Wonderland into this language\n", "continuation": "Russian", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Ernest Hemingways novel For Whom The Bell Tolls takes place during this countrys Civil War\n", "continuation": "Spain", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: First published in 1835, Berence has been called his most horrifying tale\n", "continuation": "Edgar Allan Poe", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: He may have put his rabbit to rest, but in 1996 he published a new family saga, In The Beauty Of The Lilies\n", "continuation": "John Updike", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Buddenbrooks was the first important novel by this 20th century German author\n", "continuation": "Thomas Mann", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Charles Dickens ended this story with the line God bless us, every one!\n", "continuation": "A Christmas Carol", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The Last Temptation Of Christ has this many chapters, the traditional number of years of Jesus life\n", "continuation": "33", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow, Abraham Van Brunt, a rival of Ichabod Crane, is better known by this name\n", "continuation": "Brom Bones", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: To research this novel, Irving Stone stayed in Van Goghs asylum cell\n", "continuation": "Lust For Life", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Paul Riesling, this Sinclair Lewis realtors one true friend, shoots his wife & is sent to prison\n", "continuation": "George Babbitt", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This English lord dedicated an 1880 volume of poetry to his grandson, who was also named Alfred\n", "continuation": "Alfred Lord Tennyson", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: His famous story The Tell-Tale Heart tells us, It was not the old man who vexed me, but his evil eye\n", "continuation": "Edgar Allan Poe", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: 18-year-old Carrie Meeber leaves her Wisconsin home & moves to Chicago in this Theodore Dreiser novel\n", "continuation": "Sister Carrie", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: In the last years of his life, he devoted many of his working hours to Finnegans Wake\n", "continuation": "James Joyce", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: James Fenimore Coopers 1823 novel The Pioneers was the first in a series of these 5 Tales\n", "continuation": "Leatherstocking Tales", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In 1919 Booth Tarkington won a Pulitzer Prize for this Magnificent novel; in 1922 he won again for Alice Adams\n", "continuation": "The Magnificent Ambersons", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: In A Scandal in this, Sherlock Holmes calls Dr. Watson his Boswell\n", "continuation": "Bohemia", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Graham Greenes A Gun For Sale was published in the U.S. under this title\n", "continuation": "This Gun For Hire", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Northumbria in the Age of Bede or Mercia in Offas reign are guesses as to where & when this work was created\n", "continuation": "Beowulf", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Dickens novel about a foundling is subtitled The Parish Boys Progress\n", "continuation": "Oliver Twist", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: His Anna Karenina was originally published in installments between 1875 & 1877\n", "continuation": "Leo Tolstoy", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Its the English title of Isabel Allendes novel La Casa de los Espiritus\n", "continuation": "The House of the Spirits", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: William Dean Howells wrote of Silas Lapham & she wrote of Silas Marner\n", "continuation": "George Eliot", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this 1979 book Norman Mailer told the story of convicted killer Gary Gilmore\n", "continuation": "The Executioners Song", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Henry Fielding called a 1749 novel The History of him, a Foundling\n", "continuation": "Tom Jones", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: An 1894 Anthony Hope romance was titled this of Zenda\n", "continuation": "the Prisoner", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: 1868 Wilkie Collins novel about a mysterious rock\n", "continuation": "The Moonstone", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Rowena has Saxon the brain in this 1819 work by Sir Walter Scott\n", "continuation": "Ivanhoe", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Sophocles wrote a tragedy about this self-sacrificing daughter of Oedipus\n", "continuation": "Antigone", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: While teaching Russian literature at Cornell, he wrote his famous novel Lolita\n", "continuation": "Vladimir Nabokov", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Much Obliged, Jeeves, this authors last collection of Bertie-&-Jeeves stories, was published in 1971\n", "continuation": "P.G. Wodehouse", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: It begins, In the ancient city of London....A boy was born to a poor family of the name of Canty....\n", "continuation": "The Prince And The Pauper", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In novels by Baroness Orczy, this colorful hero is really Sir Percy Blakeney\n", "continuation": "The Scarlet Pimpernel", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This 1922 novel by Hermann Hesse is based on the early life of Buddha\n", "continuation": "Siddhartha", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The first four chapters of this Bram Stoker work are from Jonathan Harkers journal\n", "continuation": "Dracula", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: City that was the starting & ending point of Phileas Foggs 80-day trip around the world\n", "continuation": "London", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In 1726, he received 200 pounds for his tale of Lemuel Gulliver, the only time he was paid for his writing\n", "continuation": "Jonathan Swift", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Husband of poet Elizabeth, he wrote O to be in England, now that Aprils there\n", "continuation": "Robert Browning", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This German was in his 80s when he finished writing Faust a few months before his death in 1832\n", "continuation": "Goethe", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Les chatiments is a group of satirical poems attacking Napoleon III by this creator of Quasimodo\n", "continuation": "Victor Hugo", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The Jindyworobak Movement of the 1930s celebrated this countrys Aboriginal culture\n", "continuation": "Australia", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The heroine of her 1849 novel Shirley was inspired by her late sister Emily\n", "continuation": "Charlotte Bronte", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The title of this poet-playwrights 1893 book The Celtic Twilight became a synonym for the Irish literary revival\n", "continuation": "William Butler Yeats", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This South African called her 1965 story collection Not For Publication\n", "continuation": "Nadine Gordimer", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Charles Dickens A Tale of Two Cities takes place during this struggle\n", "continuation": "the French Revolution", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: George S. Kaufman helped John Steinbeck turn this work about George & Lennie into a play\n", "continuation": "Of Mice and Men", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: First published in 1966, The Bloomsday Book is a guide to this James Joyce work\n", "continuation": "Ulysses", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Henry Millers The Colossus of Maroussi is an account of his travels in this country\n", "continuation": "Greece", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Herman Wouk won a 1952 Pulitzer Prize for this novel of World War II\n", "continuation": "The Caine Mutiny", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: He collaborated with ex-wife Margaret Bourke White on documentaries but not on Gods Little Acre\n", "continuation": "Erskine Caldwell", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: The title of this novel by Charles Jackson has become a catch phrase for a major drinking binge\n", "continuation": "The Lost Weekend", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Some of the stories & poems in We Are Still Married reflect on this authors life in Minnesota\n", "continuation": "Garrison Keillor", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: We wonder what his grandfather, the adding machine inventor, would have thought of Naked Lunch\n", "continuation": "William S. Burroughs", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In addition to Buck & White Fang, this author wrote about Jerry, an Irish terrier pup\n", "continuation": "Jack London", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Early collections of his stories include Flappers And Philosophers & Tales Of The Jazz Age\n", "continuation": "F. Scott Fitzgerald", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In David Copperfield, Wilkins is the first name of this kindhearted optimist\n", "continuation": "Mr. Micawber", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This B. Traven novel about 3 Americans looking for gold in Mexico was first published in Germany\n", "continuation": "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: To Let was the last novel in this John Galsworthy series\n", "continuation": "The Forsyte Saga", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The full title of this Spanish novel includes de la Mancha, El Ingenioso Hidalgo\n", "continuation": "Don Quixote", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Bernard Binlin Dadies novel Climbie depicts this Ivorian country, his homeland, during colonial times\n", "continuation": "C\u00f4te dIvoire", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: New Zealand-born Dame Ngaio Marsh became famous for her work in this field of fiction\n", "continuation": "mystery writing", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: His essay Civil Disobedience was delivered as a lecture & printed as Resistance to Civil Government\n", "continuation": "Thoreau", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Some have described his Eugene Onegin as the first great Russian novel, although it was written in verse\n", "continuation": "Pushkin", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this novel, Jo March becomes a writer & marries Friedrich Bhaer, a middle-aged professor\n", "continuation": "Little Women", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This 1848 Thackeray work is subtitled \u201cA Novel Without A Hero\u201d\n", "continuation": "Vanity Fair", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Her husband, a physician, assumed the name Roger Chillingworth\n", "continuation": "Hester Prynne", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this Hemingway novel, Robert Jordan falls in love with Maria\n", "continuation": "For Whom The Bell Tolls", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Thomas Hardy novel about Bathsheba Everdene was first published anonymously in 1874\n", "continuation": "Far From The Madding Crowd", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Chapter 7 of this Louisa May Alcott novel is entitled Amys Valley of Humiliation\n", "continuation": "Little Women", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: His Jungle Book prose begins, It was seven oclock of a very warm evening in the Seeonee Hills...\n", "continuation": "Rudyard Kipling", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: I believe you think me a fiend! says Heathcliff with his dismal laugh in this novel\n", "continuation": "Wuthering Heights", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this novel, Sancho Panza is described as a poor, honest man without much salt in his brain-pan\n", "continuation": "Don Quixote", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Tolstoy epic of Russian society between 1805 & 1815 contains more than 500 characters\n", "continuation": "War and Peace", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Chapter 83 of this Herman Melville novel is entitled Jonah Historically Regarded\n", "continuation": "Moby Dick", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In A Study in Scarlet, he told Holmes, I have all the facts in my journal, and the public shall know them\n", "continuation": "Watson", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In 1823 James Fenimore Cooper wrote The Pioneers, the first in the series of these tales\n", "continuation": "Leatherstocking Tales", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: I must go, Cathy, said Heathcliff, seeking to extricate himself from his companions arms in this novel\n", "continuation": "Wuthering Heights", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: George Du Maurier introduced this evil hypnotist in his 1894 novel Trilby\n", "continuation": "Svengali", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Wilkins is the first name of this David Copperfield character whos always waiting In case anything turned up\n", "continuation": "Mr. Micawber", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this 17th C. novel, Sancho Panza is promised, & eventually gets, the governorship of his own island\n", "continuation": "Don Quixote", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This 1895 story set in the future was H.G. Wells first novel\n", "continuation": "The Time Machine", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The full title of this 1872 tale ends with And what Alice found there\n", "continuation": "Through the Looking-Glass", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: James Jones 1962 novel The Thin Red Line was a sequel to this 1951 work\n", "continuation": "From Here to Eternity", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Characters in this Dickens novel include Mealy Potatoes, Mr. Creakle & Edward Murdstone\n", "continuation": "David Copperfield", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In 1998 Jose Saramago became the first writer in this language to win a Nobel Prize for Literature\n", "continuation": "Portuguese", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: 2 old Quakers, Captain Peleg & Captain Bildad, are part-owners of the Pequod in this 1851 novel\n", "continuation": "Moby Dick", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this novel, dArtagnan, a native of Gascony, is described as Don Quixote at 18\n", "continuation": "The Three Musketeers", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In Good Wives, the second part of this novel, Aunt March dies & leaves her home, Plumfield, to Jo\n", "continuation": "Little Women", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: William Makepeace Thackeray wrote that Some of the love passages of this Charlotte Bronte work made me cry\n", "continuation": "Jane Eyre", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In a Thomas Hardy novel, grain merchant Michael Henchard serves in this title political office\n", "continuation": "The Mayor of Casterbridge", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The hero of this Mark Twain novel calls himself A Yankee of the Yankees....and nearly barren of sentiment\n", "continuation": "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthurs Court", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In his 1913 novel Sons And Lovers, Miriam is based on his close friend Jessie Chambers\n", "continuation": "D.H. Lawrence", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: John Updike called this authors The Metamorphosis An indubitable masterpiece\n", "continuation": "Franz Kafka", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Written in 1900, In the Ravine is one of this Russian playwrights finest stories\n", "continuation": "Anton Chekhov", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Wamba is a brave jester who risks his life to save his master Cedric in this Sir Walter Scott novel\n", "continuation": "Ivanhoe", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Nobel Prize winner dedicated The Waste Land to fellow poet Ezra Pound\n", "continuation": "T.S. Eliot", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: His Dr. Zhivago aroused so much opposition in the Soviet Union that he said Nyet to the Nobel Prize in 1958\n", "continuation": "Boris Pasternak", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In 1953 this British politician won the Nobel Prize for his biographical & historical works & for his oratory\n", "continuation": "Winston Churchill", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: He was no Stranger to the Nobel Prize for Literature, winning in 1957\n", "continuation": "Albert Camus", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: In the Andersen tale, at age 15 she swims to the oceans surface & views the world above for the first time\n", "continuation": "The Little Mermaid", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this H.G. Wells novel, the first Martian spaceship lands near the town of Woking\n", "continuation": "War of the Worlds", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Tom Canty, born in a slum called Offal Court, & Edward Tudor are the title characters in this Twain novel\n", "continuation": "The Prince and the Pauper", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this novel, Mr. Charrington, who runs an antique shop, is actually a member of the Thought Police\n", "continuation": "1984", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Leora, the wife of this Sinclair Lewis doctor, dies of bubonic plague on the island of St. Hubert\n", "continuation": "Arrowsmith", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: After his son Kingsley Doyle was killed in World War I, he became a devoted spiritualist\n", "continuation": "Arthur Conan Doyle", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The Martian invaders in this H.G. Wells novel are destroyed by earthly bacteria\n", "continuation": "War of the Worlds", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In The Call of the Wild, Judge Millers gardener kidnaps this dog & sells him for $50\n", "continuation": "Buck", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Peachy Carnahan & Daniel Dravitt plan to make themselves kings of Kafiristan in this Kipling story\n", "continuation": "The Man Who Would Be King", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The Plain of Ease, the Valley of Humiliation & the Country of Conceit appear in this John Bunyan work\n", "continuation": "Pilgrims Progress", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: Malcolm Lowerys Under the Volcano is set mainly in this country\n", "continuation": "Mexico", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Granddaughter of the author of Trilby, she wrote Rebecca\n", "continuation": "Daphne DuMaurier", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: One contributor to Knickerbocker magazine was this author, who used Knickerbocker as a pseudonym\n", "continuation": "Washington Irving", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Spaniard rides a bony old nag named Rocinante on his quests\n", "continuation": "Don Quixote", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Longfellow based his tales of this inn on the Red Horse Inn in Sudbury, Massachusetts\n", "continuation": "Wayside Inn", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This 1902 Joseph Conrad novella is set in the Belgian Congo\n", "continuation": "Heart of Darkness", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In Great Expectations, Pip falls in love with Estella, a ward of this spinster\n", "continuation": "Miss Havisham", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In 1904 this short story authors first book, Cabbages and Kings, was published\n", "continuation": "O. Henry", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: When he saw water snakes in the moonlight and blessed them, the albatross fell from his neck\n", "continuation": "The Ancient Mariner", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: She received the Pulitzer prize for her Collected Stories, not for Ship of Fools\n", "continuation": "Katherine Anne Porter", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: A well-known Ambrose Bierce short story is about an incident at this bridge in Northern Alabama\n", "continuation": "Owl Creek Bridge", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is set in the town of St. Petersburg in this state\n", "continuation": "Missouri", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: At the end of Moby Dick, this narrator is rescued by another whaling ship, the Rachel\n", "continuation": "Ishmael", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This R.D. Blackmore novel begins in Exmoor, in the county of Somerset, in the year 1673\n", "continuation": "Lorna Doone", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Edith Wharton title character has a hypochondriac wife named Zenobia\n", "continuation": "Ethan Frome", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Roderick & Madeline are the doomed twins in his scary 1839 story The Fall of the House of Usher\n", "continuation": "Edgar Allan Poe", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: The Red Rover is a sea novel by this author of The Last of the Mohicans\n", "continuation": "James Fenimore Cooper", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: He said it took him Five years to write In Cold Blood\n", "continuation": "Truman Capote", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: James Fenimore Cooper wrote The Pioneers & she wrote O Pioneers!\n", "continuation": "Willa Cather", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Robert Jordans big mission in For Whom The Bell Tolls is to blow up one of these structures\n", "continuation": "Bridge", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Thomas Mann story published as Der Tod In Venedig in 1912; it didnt appear in English until 1925\n", "continuation": "Death In Venice", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This E.M. Forster novel is divided into 3 sections:  Mosque, Caves & Temple\n", "continuation": "A Passage to India", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Dickens title orphan was given his name by Mr. Bumble\n", "continuation": "Oliver Twist", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This authors The Man Who Would Be King has been called the perfect short story\n", "continuation": "Rudyard Kipling", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This John Bunyan work written as a dream was published in 2 parts:  Part I in 1678 & Part II in 1684\n", "continuation": "The Pilgrims Progress", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: The 42nd Parallel is the first novel in this John Dos Passos trilogy\n", "continuation": "USA", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: According to both Burns & Steinbeck, their best laid schemes gang aft a-gley\n", "continuation": "mice and men", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: The cheery first Masterpiece Theatre season included Jude the Obscure & this Russians The Possessed\n", "continuation": "Dostoevsky", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys is the story of the mad wife of this Jane Eyre character\n", "continuation": "Rochester", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In 1856 Revue de Paris readers followed this tale of the miserable wife of a boring doctor\n", "continuation": "Madame Bovary", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: I Married a Communist, The Human Stain & American Pastoral make up a recent trilogy by this novelist\n", "continuation": "Philip Roth", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Danish fairy tale author wrote an autobiography called The Fairy Tale of My Life\n", "continuation": "Hans Christian Andersen", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: Chapter 25 of this book is called The First Wedding  & it described Megs marriage to John Brooke\n", "continuation": "Little Women", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: As this 1931 novel begins, Wang Lung travels to the house of Hwang to fetch his bride\n", "continuation": "The Good Earth", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Washington Irving based this character on his friend Jesse Merwin, a schoolteacher\n", "continuation": "Ichabod Crane", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Upton Sinclairs 1927 novel Oil! was based on this presidential scandal of a few years earlier\n", "continuation": "Teapot Dome", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In this title incident, vigilantes hang 3 men falsely accused of cattle rustling\n", "continuation": "Oxbow", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: The title of this Steinbeck novel refers to a district above Monterey inhabited by Paisanos\n", "continuation": "Tortilla Flat", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: As well as the Iliad & Odyssey, a number of hymns are attributed to him\n", "continuation": "Homer", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: This American novelist created the old fisherman Santiago & the young bullfighter Pedro Romero\n", "continuation": "Ernest Hemingway", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Before Les Miserables, he attacked the French penal system in the novel Claude Gueux\n", "continuation": "Victor Hugo", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: This title Sir Walter Scott character is torn between Rebecca & the Saxon Rowena\n", "continuation": "Ivanhoe", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: This novel begins, My fathers family name being Pirrip, and my Christian name Philip...\n", "continuation": "Great Expectations", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: This Sylvia Plath novel was first published under the pseudonym Victoria Lucas\n", "continuation": "The Bell Jar", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: Lady Brett Ashley elopes with a bullfighter in this Hemingway novel\n", "continuation": "The Sun Also Rises", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "LITERATURE: In an 1896 sequel, this Mark Twain title character turned Detective\n", "continuation": "Tom Sawyer", "category": "literature"}
+{"context": "LITERATURE: In 1846 these sisters published a collection of poems under the pen names Currer, Ellis & Acton Bell\n", "continuation": "the Bront\u00eb sisters", "category": "literature"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: The symbol of this radioactive element is Pu & it sounds like its named after Mickey Mouses dog\n", "continuation": "plutonium", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: Nearly twice as sweet as sucrose, this fruit sugar is the main sweetener in honey\n", "continuation": "Fructose", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: Developed by Edward Jenner, the first true vaccine was designed to protect against this disease\n", "continuation": "Smallpox", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: From 1838 to 1841 this naturalist was Secretary of the Geological Society of London\n", "continuation": "Darwin", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: This 2-letter-named moon of Jupiter is the most volcanically active body in the solar system\n", "continuation": "Io", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: The 2nd law of this covers equal distribution of resources; thus cream in coffee blends evenly even when not stirred\n", "continuation": "thermodynamics", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: This type of cell sounds like it causes disease, but it refers to a gamete, such as an egg cell\n", "continuation": "a germ cell", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: In 2007 Intel announced a new faster chip design replacing silicon with this element, symbol Hf\n", "continuation": "hafnium", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: Its the more common name for sodium chloride\n", "continuation": "Salt", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: Foxglove is an example of this type of plant that completes its life cycle in 2 years\n", "continuation": "Biennial", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: American Arthur Comptons work proved the existence of these particles of light\n", "continuation": "photons", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: In 1803 Luke Howard coined names for types of them, including cumulus & stratus\n", "continuation": "Clouds", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: Atoms of this lightest element make up about 90% of the universe\n", "continuation": "Hydrogen", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: This element, symbol Ir, is one of the most corrosion-resistant metals known\n", "continuation": "Iridium", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: From the Latin for whip, theyre the whiplike parts by which certain protozoa move about\n", "continuation": "Flagellum", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: Negative particle that orbits an atoms nucleus\n", "continuation": "an electron", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: The constellation Taurus, not Cancer, contains this famous nebula\n", "continuation": "Crab Nebula", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: This gray metal is used in spark plugs & x-ray tubes as well as filaments\n", "continuation": "Tungsten", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: Its the branch of chemistry that deals with carbon compounds\n", "continuation": "Organic Chemistry", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: All lines of longitude are measured east or west of this line\n", "continuation": "Prime Meridian", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: The Big Dipper is part of this constellation\n", "continuation": "Ursa Major", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: The most important source of uranium & radium is this mineral ore\n", "continuation": "Pitchblende", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: An astroblame is a scar on the Earths surface caused by one of these\n", "continuation": "a meteor", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: These warm, dry winds can raise the temperature at the base of the Rockies as much as 40\u00ba F. in 1 hour\n", "continuation": "the Chinooks", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: Isaac Newton found the strength of this depends on 2 things: mass & distance\n", "continuation": "gravity", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: In 1808, this metalsmith made copper plates for a Fulton steamboat boiler\n", "continuation": "Paul Revere", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: The leatherback variety of this reptile is one of the few animals that primarily eat jellyfish\n", "continuation": "turtle/tortoise", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: In 1865 this chemist saved the French silkworm industry by eradicating pebrine disease\n", "continuation": "Pasteur", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: In this effect first described in 1842, the pitch of a train whistle seems to change as it moves\n", "continuation": "the Doppler effect", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: His experiments with light, including those with prisms, were published in his 1704 book Opticks\n", "continuation": "Isaac Newton", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: The Crookes tube, used to study these rays, led to the creation of the TV picture tube\n", "continuation": "cathode rays", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: This pole star is the brightest one in the constellation Ursa Minor\n", "continuation": "Polaris", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: This synthetic metallic element is named for scientists Marie & Pierre\n", "continuation": "curium", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: Estimated temperatures on this planet range from 950\u00b0 F. on the sunlit side to -346\u00b0 on the dark side\n", "continuation": "Mercury", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: This element is called natrium in Latin, hence its symbol Na\n", "continuation": "sodium", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: Magnifications of up to one million times can be achieved with this type of microscope\n", "continuation": "an electron microscope", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: Many of the gems sold as topaz are actually the citrine variety of this stone\n", "continuation": "quartz", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: Cosmic rays were first detected by V. F. Hess during a flight by one of these\n", "continuation": "a hot air balloon", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: Albert Ghiorso at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab holds the record for discovering the most of these\n", "continuation": "elements", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: In MS-DOS, the .bak file extension meant the file was this type\n", "continuation": "back-up file", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: This medal metal is usually an alloy of tin & copper\n", "continuation": "bronze", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: In testing out gases by smelling themHumphry Davy found in 1800 that this one made him feel giddy\n", "continuation": "nitrous oxide", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: The name of this disorder in which the bones become porous comes from the Greek for bone & passage\n", "continuation": "osteoporosis", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: Each of these organs contains about 1 million nephrons, which filter blood\n", "continuation": "the kidneys", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: In 1758 this Swedish biologist introduced binomial nomenclature\n", "continuation": "Linnaeus", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "SCIENCE: Distilled from liquid air, this gas is used to produce a bright reddish light\n", "continuation": "neon", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: To cure Parkinsons, scientists are now trying cell grafts in this part of the body\n", "continuation": "brain", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: This British physician has been called the Father of Immunology\n", "continuation": "Jenner", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: The SO in SONAR stands for this word\n", "continuation": "Sound", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: This space station turned 10 in February 1996\n", "continuation": "Mir", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: In 1882 this inventor opened the Pearl Street Power Station in New York\n", "continuation": "Thomas Edison", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: In a cars steering system, its the geared wheel that moves the rack\n", "continuation": "Pinion", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: To produce this metal using the Bayer Process, you begin with caustic soda & bauxite\n", "continuation": "Aluminum", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: In 1857 James Clerk Maxwell concluded that its rings were made of small, unconnected particles\n", "continuation": "Saturn", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: This project to develop a fission bomb was established in August 1942\n", "continuation": "The Manhattan Project", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: Lithium is the lightest element that occurs in this state of matter at room temperature\n", "continuation": "Solid", "category": "science"}
+{"context": "SCIENCE: For the radioactive isotope Actinium-227, its 21.8 years\n", "continuation": "Half-life", "category": "science"}
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+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: A type of ear implant to help the deaf, its from the Greek for snail\n", "continuation": "cochlear", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This states name is from the Sioux for sky-tinted waters; maybe they meant the 10,000 lakes\n", "continuation": "Minnesota", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The Old Norse word vindauga gave us this pane-ful word for an opening in a wall\n", "continuation": "window", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Derived from the Latin for salted vegetables, this cold dish might be enhanced with a little oil & vinegar\n", "continuation": "salad", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This number can be traced back to the Sankrit Shunya, or empty\n", "continuation": "zero", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The -sex suffix on British placenames refers to this Germanic people\n", "continuation": "the Saxons", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From Dutch \u201ckaban huis\u201d, meaning ship\u2019s galley, in U.S. it came to mean last car on a train\n", "continuation": "the caboose", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Laboratory culture dish named for the German bacteriologist who invented it\n", "continuation": "a Petri dish", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Chinese for \u201cwork together\u201d, it was motto of U.S. marine raiders in WWII\n", "continuation": "gung ho", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Originally a brand applied to slaves & criminals, it has come to mean a mark of disgrace\n", "continuation": "a stigma", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Run-down part of town, from the rough forest paths along which newly-cut logs were dragged\n", "continuation": "skid row", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Derived from the Greek for ice, its a glass of fine quality that resembles ice\n", "continuation": "Crystal", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Many scholars believe that the Celts called it The Wild Place; now this wild place is a city of over 7 million\n", "continuation": "London", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: A Middle Eastern chieftain, this 4-letter term is from the Arabic for commander\n", "continuation": "Emir", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This wooden club is named for the town in county Wicklow where it originated\n", "continuation": "Shillelagh", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: A Greek word for cowherd has given us this term for pastoral or rustic\n", "continuation": "bucolic", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this dialect comes from a Hindi word, mantri, meaning counselor\n", "continuation": "Mandarin", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Today meaning a self-employed person, this term derives from medieval knights who sold their skills\n", "continuation": "Freelancer", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this, also called a fireplug, is partly from a word for water\n", "continuation": "a hydrant", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this bread spread goes all the way back to bous, a Greek word for cow\n", "continuation": "butter", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: These sparkly fake gems are partly named for a river that flows through Germany\n", "continuation": "rhinestones", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this type of reference work is from the Greek for cyclical& education\n", "continuation": "an encyclopedia", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This 5-letter synonym of question comes from the Latin for to ask or to seek\n", "continuation": "a query", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word meaning complete range comes from the 3rd Greek letter, which used to be the low end of the musical scale\n", "continuation": "gamut", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This type of establishment gets its name from the Latin for to restore\n", "continuation": "a restaurant", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Meaning to ascribe predetermined characteristics, this word comes from a printing process using metal plates\n", "continuation": "stereotype", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Its from the Latin for hemp because it was often made of hemp; add a letter & it means to take a survey\n", "continuation": "canvas", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for a friend comes from the Latin for with whom you would eat bread\n", "continuation": "companion", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Used in the 40s for a sudden loss of power in a jet engine, Herbert Freudenberger applied it in 1974 to spent people\n", "continuation": "Burnout", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This dog, of which there are more than 20 breeds, takes its name from the Latin for earth\n", "continuation": "a terrier", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this ballroom dance with gliding turns comes from German for roll or turn\n", "continuation": "a waltz", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for the art & science of good eating goes back to Greek for belly\n", "continuation": "gastronomy", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This term for a novice or beginner is from Latin & Greek for newly planted\n", "continuation": "a neophyte", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Murray Gell-Mann adopted this word for various hypothetical particles from Finnegans Wake\n", "continuation": "quarks", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this South American Indian group was originally the title of their emperor\n", "continuation": "Incas", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Although it comes from the Latin for whitish, this color of hair is actually reddish-brown\n", "continuation": "Auburn", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The Greek kalyptos, to cover, gives us the name for this Australian gum tree\n", "continuation": "Eucalyptus", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Derived from the Latin word for body, its used to describe a large or bulky person\n", "continuation": "Corpulent", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this most recent geological era is from the Greek for new animals\n", "continuation": "Cenozoic", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Well known to Jeopardy! fans, this 10-letter word originally meant a stew of many different ingredients\n", "continuation": "hodgepodge", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Not surprisingly, the word koala comes from a native language of this continent\n", "continuation": "Australia", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word meaning something not fully understood is from the Greek musterion, secret rite\n", "continuation": "mystery", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this 2- or 3-toed mammal comes from Middle English for slow\n", "continuation": "a sloth", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This title of prince Siddhartha comes from Sanskrit for awakening\n", "continuation": "Buddha", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Lepos, meaning scale, gave us this word for a pariah\n", "continuation": "leper", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This term for a copy or reproduction is from the Latin meaning to make similar\n", "continuation": "facsimile", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: December, decimal & decimate all come from the Latin word for this\n", "continuation": "ten", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Some believe the word gimmick began as gimac, an anagram of this\n", "continuation": "magic", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This sport derives its name from the word association, as in association football\n", "continuation": "soccer", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Meaning vain & above oneself, this adjective comes from the Middle French for high\n", "continuation": "haughty", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for a cantankerous personality is a variation of ordinary\n", "continuation": "ornery", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Mussolini coined this word from the bundles of sticks that were a symbol of every Roman authority\n", "continuation": "fascism", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Asked if he were a wise man, Pythagoras supposedly said, No, Im a lover of wisdom, giving us this word\n", "continuation": "philosopher", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This popular slang expression of the early 20th century is probably just a shortened form of magnificent\n", "continuation": "nifty", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Irritable or peevish, from the Latin petere, to attack\n", "continuation": "petulant", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: A masterful conductor is often called this, Italian for master\n", "continuation": "maestro", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this bird is from the French version of Peter\n", "continuation": "parrot", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Make no bones about it, its from a Greek expression for dried-up body\n", "continuation": "skeleton", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This Austrian physicists name is now synonymous with a measurement of the speed of sound\n", "continuation": "Mach", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This 3-letter slang term for forbid or veto comes to us from the German for nothing\n", "continuation": "nix", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: If youre schussing around on these, remember that their name comes from old Norse for sticks\n", "continuation": "skis", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The minute you walked in the joint, you knew the name of this body part was from the old English elnboga\n", "continuation": "elbow", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Its no Greek myth: this big South American bird was probably named for the wife of Cronus\n", "continuation": "the rhea", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for what one often does to red wine before serving comes from a Latin word for an iron ring\n", "continuation": "decant", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this greenish patina that forms on copper comes from Old French for green of Greece\n", "continuation": "verdigris", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Scallop & scaloppine come from a word meaning these; the fillets are so thin they curl up like them\n", "continuation": "shells", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The verb to pounce comes from a noun meaning this part of a bird of prey\n", "continuation": "talons", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The French for to throw gives us this word for a pier\n", "continuation": "a jetty", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Older baling equipment would malfunction & tangle, a possible origin of this word for crazy or disordered\n", "continuation": "haywire", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This term for those not Roman or Greek derives from the fact their languages sounded unintelligible\n", "continuation": "Barbarians", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this branch of mathematics comes from the Arabic for reuniting\n", "continuation": "algebra", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Rose O Neill invented this doll & gave it its name, combining Cupid & baby\n", "continuation": "Kewpie Doll", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Bread spread whose name comes from the Portuguese for quince jam, though its often made with oranges\n", "continuation": "Marmalade", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This cab was named for an English architect, not for its good looks\n", "continuation": "Hansom Cab", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this fabric made from Angora goat hair comes from the Arabic, meaning choice or select\n", "continuation": "Mohair", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Its believed that these jugs were named for a character in an 18th century ballad\n", "continuation": "Toby Jugs", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for desirable places like the Garden of Eden is from the Persian for walled around\n", "continuation": "paradise", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this type of singing group that performs without instrumental accompaniment is from the Italian\n", "continuation": "a cappella", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This dangerous river reptiles name is from the Greek for pebble & worm\n", "continuation": "crocodile", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This adjective that means behaving disobediently or mischievously comes from the Old English for nothing\n", "continuation": "naughty", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Latin, it once meant one living on the opposite bank of a stream from another; now it means opponent\n", "continuation": "rival", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This skilled army job may have been named for a bird because soldiers tested their rifle accuracy by shooting them\n", "continuation": "a sniper", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The X in this holiday spelling comes from the Greek letter chi & also represents the cross\n", "continuation": "Xmas", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Norwegian for to pull by hair, this 3-letter word means to carry with effort, or a blockhead\n", "continuation": "lug", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Aka hump day, it was named for a Norse god\n", "continuation": "Wednesday", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The Persian shaghal gave us the name of this dog-like African carnivore & scavenger\n", "continuation": "the jackal", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The word drama comes from the Greek for this verb, which as a noun also means one section of a drama\n", "continuation": "act", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Peevish or unreasonably irritable, its from the Latin petere, meaning to assail\n", "continuation": "petulant", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this gum tree comes from the Greek kaluptein, or cover, & it covers more than 500 species\n", "continuation": "the eucalyptus", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This 4-letter term for a religious group that holds distinctive beliefs comes from the Latin for follow\n", "continuation": "a sect", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this skirt isnt Scottish in origin; it may come from the Danish for to tuck up\n", "continuation": "Kilt", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This term for a broad street is French, but it goes back to bolwerc, a Middle Dutch word for bulwark\n", "continuation": "Boulevard", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The adjective vespertilian means resembling this winged mammal, whose Latin name is vespertilio\n", "continuation": "Bat", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This fruity condiments name comes from the Hindi meaning to be licked\n", "continuation": "Chutney", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this small magnifying glass used by jewelers comes from the French for an imperfect gem\n", "continuation": "Loupe", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: It used to mean sweetheart, but now refers to that big fifth grader who picked on you\n", "continuation": "bully", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The word manage goes back to the Latin manus, the word for this part of the body\n", "continuation": "hand", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for pal is said to be Oxford University slang for chamberfellow; a roommate\n", "continuation": "chum", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for boss or head is from a Japanese word meaning squad leader\n", "continuation": "honcho", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From Old English nay, no, and whit, thing, this word means zero\n", "continuation": "naught", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Like the name of a minor Roman god, this word for a caretaker comes from the Latin for door\n", "continuation": "janitor", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word meaning an expert commentator is derived from the Sanskrit for learned man\n", "continuation": "Pundit", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This nickname for a potato comes from the sharp spade used to dig it up\n", "continuation": "Spud", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Meaning light bringer, it refers to Venus when appearing as the morning star, or to Satan\n", "continuation": "Lucifer", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From Latin for cuttlefish, its the brown color of the cuttlefish ink once used to make a brown dye\n", "continuation": "Sepia", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Today it simply means a sailing race; in the Venetian dialect, it meant a gondola race\n", "continuation": "Regatta", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Chiefly used in Louisiana, its Creole for a gift given a customer by a shopkeeper at the time of purchase\n", "continuation": "Lagniappe", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Slang for remarkable or gutsy, it may be a blend of bold & audacious\n", "continuation": "Bodacious", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This term for all the letters in a language comes from the names of two Greek letters\n", "continuation": "Alphabet", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Our word blanket is derived in part from Old French for this color\n", "continuation": "white", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Humorist Gillette Burgess coined this 5-letter term for a brief laudatory phrase on a book jacket\n", "continuation": "Blurb", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The Middle English phrase for this position with hands-on-hips & elbows bent out was Ankinibo\n", "continuation": "Akimbo", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Type of moustache named for its resemblance to a bicycle part\n", "continuation": "Handlebar", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for a shopping center comes from a London site where a ball & mallet game was played in narrow alleys\n", "continuation": "Mall", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Sanskrit for great queen, shes the wife of a maharajah\n", "continuation": "Maharani", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This white gypsum cement that hardens quickly is named for the French city where it was originally made\n", "continuation": "Plaster of Paris", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Dervied from Old French for cranes foot, its a genealogical chart or family tree\n", "continuation": "Pedigree", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: In Homer, Athena takes the form of this old friend of Odysseus to advise Odysseus young son\n", "continuation": "Mentor", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The word toxic comes from the ancient Greek for this weapon\n", "continuation": "an arrow", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Local or general, this medical term comes from Greek meaning insensibility\n", "continuation": "anesthesia", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this type of popular music combines hillbilly & rock & roll\n", "continuation": "rockabilly", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word is derived from self-contained underwater breathing apparatus\n", "continuation": "Scuba", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This term for a chance spectator innocently came into our language by 1620\n", "continuation": "Bystander", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for any of the 10 Arabic number symbols comes from the Latin word for finger\n", "continuation": "Digit", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Some things named after this scientist are a unit of force, a fluid, some rings & the laws of motion\n", "continuation": "Newton", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From Old French for young hen, its the term for domestic fowl in general\n", "continuation": "poultry", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for a passenger vehicle comes from the word for the meter that calculates payment\n", "continuation": "a taxi", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The word for this public place comes from the Roman word for tree bark, which was used as writing material\n", "continuation": "library", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word came from a European people who were often conquered & in servitude during the Middle Ages\n", "continuation": "slave", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word entered the English language in the 13th century as sucre\n", "continuation": "Sugar", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Jeans were named for this Italian city where a strong twilled cotton cloth was made\n", "continuation": "Genoa", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Greek nostos, A return home, & algos, pain, its the pain you experience when remembering\n", "continuation": "Nostalgia", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Greek for wood sound, this instruments name refers to its tuned wooden bars\n", "continuation": "Xylophone", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Originally, it referred to a boisterous, rude lad, not a young girl who behaves like a lad as it does now\n", "continuation": "Tomboy", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word that has come to mean sudden prosperity means good weather in Spanish\n", "continuation": "bonanza", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This kind of dummy often displays womens clothes, though its name comes from the Dutch for little man\n", "continuation": "mannequin", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This musical instruments name may be influenced by hurly-burly, a Scots word meaning uproar.\n", "continuation": "hurdy-gurdy", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This type of tower is usually seen in Asia, but its name comes from a Portuguese word for temple\n", "continuation": "pagoda", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this almond paste confection is derived in part from an Italian word for candy box\n", "continuation": "marzipan", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This highest natural singing voice for women is Italian for what is above\n", "continuation": "soprano", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This wood-eating insect gets its name from the Latin for wood-eating worm\n", "continuation": "a termite", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This ground-meat sandwich gets its name from a German port city\n", "continuation": "a hamburger", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for a kind of land mass comes from a word meaning to contain\n", "continuation": "continent", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This term for a leading character of a literary work comes from the Greek for first combatant\n", "continuation": "protagonist", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This somewhat negative term arose because twisting fibers into thread was mainly a womans job\n", "continuation": "spinster", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for a close friend or an old chum comes from the Greek word for time\n", "continuation": "Crony", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of these bones that form the spinal column comes partly from a word meaning to turn\n", "continuation": "vertebrae", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This, a personal view or belief, comes from the Old French for to think\n", "continuation": "an opinion", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this class of cold-blooded creatures comes from a word for to creep\n", "continuation": "the reptile", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This dog breeds name comes from a German word for to splash about\n", "continuation": "the poodle", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Appropriately, this adjective that means the giving of ones name to something comes from the Greek for giving name\n", "continuation": "eponymous", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this wild horse is from the Spanish word for a stray animal, mesteno\n", "continuation": "mustang", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Greek for treasure, this type of book contains a trove of synonyms\n", "continuation": "thesaurus", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: These photographers take their name from a character in Fellinis La Dolce Vita\n", "continuation": "paparazzi", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: In the late 1880s Americans borrowed this title for powerful businessmen from Japanese shoguns\n", "continuation": "tycoons", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The word for this legal defense comes from the Latin for elsewhere\n", "continuation": "alibi", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Latin render, to yield, its something you have to yield up to your landlord\n", "continuation": "Rent", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From middle English for lazy lout, someone who doesnt sail is a land one\n", "continuation": "Lubber", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Latin for a place of cleansing, its a place to cleanse your soul before entering heaven\n", "continuation": "Purgatory", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Chinook hayo makamak, meaning plenty to eat, its an important, overbearing person\n", "continuation": "Muckety-muck/muckamuck", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Greek dendron, something dendroid is shaped like one of these\n", "continuation": "Tree", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Saloon came from this French word, which sounds more elegant\n", "continuation": "salon", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Shade of purple whose name comes from a word for mallow because its the color of mallow petals\n", "continuation": "mauve", "category": "word_origins"}
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+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The chop in chopsticks means this in Pidgin English, as in chop-chop\n", "continuation": "hurry", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This synonym for gloomy comes from a Medieval Latin term for evil days\n", "continuation": "dismal", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: These were 1st made during WWII at Quonset Point, Rhode Island\n", "continuation": "Quonset huts", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: A turnpike is called that because originally a pike or turnstile was turned after you did this\n", "continuation": "paid toll", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From Old French manoeuvrer meaning to work by hand, which was how this item was put into soil\n", "continuation": "manure", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Weapon said to have been the size of a pomegranate & filled with seeds of gunpowder\n", "continuation": "a hand grenade", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Though he wasnt part of the Lincoln conspiracy, his names been blackened in many a town\n", "continuation": "Mudd", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: A chatty person has the gift of this, a word derived from Middle English for to scoff\n", "continuation": "Gab", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for a ceremonial procession is from old Italian cavalcare, to ride on horseback\n", "continuation": "Cavalcade", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The Ismaili sect of this religion is named for Ismail, a son of the sixth imam, Jafar\n", "continuation": "Islam", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Latin for shaggy or bristly, its a synonym for hairy\n", "continuation": "Hirsute", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Anatomists know the islets of this are named for the German physician who first described them\n", "continuation": "Paul Langerhans", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This relative term for sorority members is derived from middle English & old Norse\n", "continuation": "Sister", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Its the part of a saddle whose name comes from a Latin word for fruit\n", "continuation": "Pommel", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This type of tripe is named for its resemblance to a certain bee structure\n", "continuation": "Honeycomb", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This insects name is derived from the superstition that it enters a sleeping persons aural organs\n", "continuation": "Earwig", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of these strips of cloth wound around soldiers lower legs comes from Hindi & Sanskrit for bandage\n", "continuation": "Puttees", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word regarding infidelity came from a certain bird leaving its eggs in other nests to be raised\n", "continuation": "cuckold", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Before its use in journalism, it meant a boundary beyond which straying prisoners would be shot\n", "continuation": "deadline", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of these seeds probably goes all the way back to samassammu, Akkadian for oil plant\n", "continuation": "sesame seeds", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This fox-hunting cry may be an alteration of taiaut, a French cry used in deer hunting\n", "continuation": "tally-ho", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: A Middle English variant of plait became the name of these folds found on skirts\n", "continuation": "pleat", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: A Greek word for sailor gave us the name of this chambered sea creature\n", "continuation": "nautilus", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This term for a minor engagement in war traces its origins back to the old Italian word scaramuccia\n", "continuation": "a skirmish", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This part of an egg gets its name from the Old English for yellow\n", "continuation": "the yolk", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This season gets its name from the Sanskrit for half year\n", "continuation": "summer", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The opposite of nadir, its from the Arabic for road above\n", "continuation": "zenith", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this element is from the Latin word for lime, the chemical kind\n", "continuation": "calcium", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this musical instrument comes from Greek words for wood and voice\n", "continuation": "the xylophone", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Latin for year & turn, its literally The turn of a year\n", "continuation": "Anniversary", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Imitation diamonds, they were originally gems obtained from a certain German river\n", "continuation": "rhinestones", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Its the pace at which Pilgrims rode to Canterbury\n", "continuation": "canter", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this game is Chinese for house sparrow a picture on one of the tiles\n", "continuation": "mah-jong", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: An Irishman with this accent might be putting his foot in his mouth, because this word means shoe\n", "continuation": "brogue", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this part of a camera was derived from its resemblance to a lentil seed\n", "continuation": "lens", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Named for a Mediterranean country, this style of typography is based on a Renaissance script\n", "continuation": "italics", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word is from the Old English for The farmer who lives near you\n", "continuation": "Neighbor", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this vehicle dates back to the time of Napoleon when it meant walking hospital\n", "continuation": "ambulance", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This nickname for potatoes comes from the spade used to dig them up\n", "continuation": "spuds", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Greek for small sound, its a device used to intensify the voice\n", "continuation": "microphone", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Derived from the Spanish word for lets go, it means to leave hurriedly\n", "continuation": "vamoose", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of these fishy bacteria that cause food poisoning comes from the pathologist who identified them\n", "continuation": "salmonella", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Whether its a problem in the eye or a waterfall, its from the Greek for to dash down\n", "continuation": "cataract", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Italian for bench, its a sumptuous feast given in someones honor\n", "continuation": "banquet", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This large, triangular sail used on some racing yachts is said to derive its name from a yacht called the Sphinx\n", "continuation": "a spinnaker", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This Protestant group was named for its founders strict & orderly approach to life & the Scriptures\n", "continuation": "Methodists", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Latin word lampreda we get lamprey, as well as the name of this mollusk\n", "continuation": "limpet", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Old French for a soldier sent ahead to clear the way, today it refers to the first settlers of a region\n", "continuation": "pioneers", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This residential district of Dublin held an annual fair from 1204 to 1855, when it was closed due to frequent fights\n", "continuation": "Donnybrook", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This lawn weeds name comes from the old French for tooth of the lion, referring to its sharply indented leaves\n", "continuation": "a dandelion", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for a self-service restaurant evolved from the Spanish for coffee shop\n", "continuation": "a cafeteria", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Latin for within the walls, it refers to athletic contests among students within a school\n", "continuation": "intramural", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Originally one who kept legal records for the crown, now its a public officer who investigates deaths\n", "continuation": "a coroner", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this foamy volcanic rock is an alteration of the Latin word meaning foam\n", "continuation": "pumice", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: These 2 words, for a political plan of attack & a drink used to celebrate a win, come from the same root\n", "continuation": "Campaign & champagne", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the name of a committee created by Gregory XV to spread the faith, it means info used to spread a belief\n", "continuation": "propaganda", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this colorless Russian spirit is a diminutive of the Russian word for water, itself a colorless liquid\n", "continuation": "vodka", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: It was derived from 3 German words that meant secret state police, & that certainly describes it\n", "continuation": "the Gestapo", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Old French for crack, this V-shaped crack in a glacier may be up to 150 feet deep\n", "continuation": "crevasse", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: First launched on October 4, 1957, its name is Russian for fellow traveler\n", "continuation": "Sputnik", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: People who cultivated this fruit often used to make wine were said to live to a ripe old age; hence its name\n", "continuation": "elderberry", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Though an insect larva, its name comes from French for \u201chairy cat\u201d\n", "continuation": "caterpillar", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Word \u201cslavery\u201d comes from these eastern Europeans who were often enslaved by conquerors\n", "continuation": "Slavs", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Term for noisy dance or party which originally meant a kick in the shins\n", "continuation": "shindig", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From same root as \u201csenile\u201d, to Romans this bodys name meant a council of old men\n", "continuation": "senate", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Though John Duns Scotus was considered a great philosopher, his followers were later called this\n", "continuation": "dunces", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The English borrowed this Tongan word for forbidden & made it a noun referring to the prohibition itself\n", "continuation": "taboo", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name for this type of worker comes from the Latin for lead worker\n", "continuation": "plumber", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word used in Roman Catholic theology comes from the Latin for edge or border not dance\n", "continuation": "limbo", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for a prolonged state of sadness comes from the Greek for black bile\n", "continuation": "melancholy", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Mark Twain should have known the name of this fruit may be an alternation of \u201churtleberry\u201d\n", "continuation": "huckleberry", "category": "word_origins"}
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+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Evangelical Protestant sect named for its founder, Menno Simons\n", "continuation": "Mennonite", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Almond paste confection whose name comes from a Medieval Italian coin\n", "continuation": "marzipan", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Sorority is derived from the Latin \u201csoror\u201d, which means this\n", "continuation": "sister", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This term for a flower worn in a buttonhole is literally French for buttonhole\n", "continuation": "Boutonniere", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Judo is Japanese for soft way & this self-defense form is Japanese for soft art\n", "continuation": "Jiu-Jitsu", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The word chime comes from the name of this other percussion instrument\n", "continuation": "Cymbal", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From a Greek word meaning to speak ill of, its irreverent talk of God\n", "continuation": "Blasphemy", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this Russian urn used to heat water for tea is Russian for self-boiler\n", "continuation": "Samovar", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Hindi word jagannath, its an advancing force crushing all in its path\n", "continuation": "Juggernaut", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: French for stroke of mercy, in reality its a death blow\n", "continuation": "Coup de grace", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Literally god from a machine, this term refers to a god introduced to resolve a plot\n", "continuation": "Deus ex machina", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: French for famous case, its any celebrated controversy that attracts great public attention\n", "continuation": "Cause celebre", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This noun from the Italian for skilled is often applied to top musicians\n", "continuation": "Virtuoso", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Arabic for sign of god, its a high-ranking Muslim cleric regarded as the most learned of the time period\n", "continuation": "ayatollah", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This small scented pouch takes its name from the French for little bag\n", "continuation": "a sachet", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: My gardener told me we dont need to plant; all my flowers are this type, from the Latin for through the year\n", "continuation": "perennial", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This term for a type of airship is from the Latin for to direct\n", "continuation": "a dirigible", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Italian for of a cave, this adjective today refers to anything strange or ugly\n", "continuation": "grotesque", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for a distinguishing mark of office or honor comes from the Latin for badge\n", "continuation": "insignia", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this small metal fingercap is derived from an Old English word for thumb\n", "continuation": "Thimble", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this military horn comes from the Latin for young ox since the first ones were ox horns\n", "continuation": "Bugle", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From Arabic for old man, its the leader of an Arab family, tribe, or village\n", "continuation": "sheik", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This mammals name comes from the corruption of a French phrase which meant phony pig\n", "continuation": "Porcupine", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This term for a person who bowls is derived from the German word for bowling pin\n", "continuation": "Kegler", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This nations name is an acronym partly standing for Punjab, Afghan, Kashmir, Sind & Tan from Baluchistan\n", "continuation": "Pakistan", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The hero of a Robert Burns poem lends his name to this woolen cap with a pompom or a tassel\n", "continuation": "Tam o Shanter", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Perhaps from the Italian for imperfect pearl, it can be a style of music, art or architecture\n", "continuation": "Baroque", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this large island in the Gulf of Alaska is derived from an Inuit word for island\n", "continuation": "Kodiak", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Latin for to raise, it refers to the altitude of a city or mountain above sea level\n", "continuation": "elevation", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The Keebler Elves could probably tell you that the name of this snack comes from a Dutch word for small cake\n", "continuation": "a cookie", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Maple or otherwise, this thick, sweet liquid is from the Arabic for to drink\n", "continuation": "syrup", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: 1st used in a novel about 90 years ago, it refers to a bright person, not someone who resembles Humpty Dumpty\n", "continuation": "an egghead", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this type of aircraft is from 2 Greek words meaning spiral wing\n", "continuation": "a helicopter", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The term funny bone is actually a pun on the name of this upper arm bone\n", "continuation": "the humerus", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Ironically, this synonym for a stupid person is based on the name of 1 of the most brilliant scholars of the 14th c.\n", "continuation": "Dunce", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Derived from Middle English words for goose & summer, its a gauzy summer fabric\n", "continuation": "gossamer", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Ones lineage, named because the lines on a genealogical chart look like a cranes foot or pie de grue\n", "continuation": "pedigree", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: These full-hipped riding breeches were named for a town in India\n", "continuation": "jodhpurs", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From a French phrase meaning of good nature, this adjective is synonymous with suave & urbane\n", "continuation": "debonair", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This slang term for ridiculous may derive from a word for the art of making decals, decalcomania\n", "continuation": "cockamamie", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Not to skirt the issue, but the name of this Scottish garment goes back to Middle English\n", "continuation": "a kilt", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Dutch for a twisted cake, its a twisted doughnut\n", "continuation": "a cruller", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Lettuce tell you the term salad comes from the French salade meaning with this seasoning\n", "continuation": "salt", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Greek for generalship, its a plan of action, like those employed by the military\n", "continuation": "strategy", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This emotion you feel at a grave seems to come from the same root as grave\n", "continuation": "grief", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: No surprise here--the name of this birthstone is from the Latin for red\n", "continuation": "ruby", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this leader of a Jewish congregation is from the Hebrew for my master\n", "continuation": "rabbi", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Latin for to come to mind, its a memento that you might buy as a reminder of a place you visited\n", "continuation": "souvenir", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for a large piece of artillery comes from the Italian for great tube\n", "continuation": "cannon", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Meaning tearful & foolishly sentimental, it comes from Magdalene, as in Mary Magdalene\n", "continuation": "maudlin", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This adjective that can mean disrespectful or lively is an alteration of saucy\n", "continuation": "sassy", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This, from Middle French for small ball, is stronger than the bullet, which is from modern French for small ball\n", "continuation": "the ballot", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: First appearing more than a century ago, it means gutsy & is probably a blend of bold & audacious\n", "continuation": "bodacious", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This 19th century 2-wheeled cab was named for a Brit, not for its good looks\n", "continuation": "a Hansom cab", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This nickname for paper measuring 13 by 16 inches gets its name from an old watermark of a court jesters hat\n", "continuation": "foolscap", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This name for an earthenware beer mug is German for stone\n", "continuation": "Stein", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Italian for first lady, it can refer to a temperamental woman or man\n", "continuation": "Prima donna", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Latin for worm, its defined simply as animals obnoxious to man\n", "continuation": "Vermin", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Latin for hunger, its a period when food is extremely scarce\n", "continuation": "Famine", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This Scottish cap was named for the hero of a Robert Burns poem\n", "continuation": "Tam O Shanter", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Lettuce tell you the term salad comes from the French salade, meaning with this seasoning\n", "continuation": "salt", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Dutch for a twisted cake, its a twisted doughnut\n", "continuation": "a cruller", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Derived from the Latin word for body, its used to describe a large or bulky person\n", "continuation": "corpulent", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Greek for generalship, its a plan of action, like those employed by the military\n", "continuation": "a strategy", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Old French for man, its a special honor expressed publicly for a person\n", "continuation": "homage", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This common term for a weak, ineffectual person may be derived from whimper\n", "continuation": "wimp", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word said to sled dogs may be an alteration of the French marchons, meaning lets go\n", "continuation": "mush", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Billingsgate, a term for foul language, comes from the name of an old fish market in this world capital\n", "continuation": "London", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Latin for mother, its a female prison worker who may be less than maternal\n", "continuation": "matron", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Take a whirl on the dance floor under these lights whose name comes from the Greek for the act of whirling\n", "continuation": "strobe lights", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This food that tastes similar to a sweet potato derives its name from the Portuguese word inhame\n", "continuation": "Yam", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This synonym for wonderful is a blend of fantastic & fabulous\n", "continuation": "Fantabulous", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this vulture found in the Andes is derived from the Quechua language\n", "continuation": "Condor", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this tiny, 1-celled organism is from the Greek for oblong, because of its shape\n", "continuation": "Paramecium", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for a street urchin who wears raggedy clothes was the name of a demon in the poem Piers Plowman\n", "continuation": "Ragamuffin", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The Middle French word for this freshwater crustacean was crevice, which evolved into our English word\n", "continuation": "crayfish", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This primroses name comes from the Old English for cow slime & sounds pretty similar\n", "continuation": "cowslip", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This game in which players pick up sticks or straws is named for a leader of Wat Tylers Rebellion\n", "continuation": "jackstraws", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Whether its English or not, the name of this nut comes from Old English for foreign nut\n", "continuation": "walnut", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This light wood gets its name from the Spanish for raft because people in the tropics have used its logs for rafts\n", "continuation": "balsa", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The gigantic statue at Rhodes, one of the 7 ancient wonders, gave us this adjective meaning gigantic\n", "continuation": "colossal", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Originally used to designate an errand boy, it was introduced into Scotland by golfer Mary, Queen of Scots\n", "continuation": "a caddy", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The Greek word iota gave us this 3-letter word that means to write down hastily\n", "continuation": "jot", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: They got their name from the wooden sandals worn by the French court to protect shoes on rainy days\n", "continuation": "galoshes", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The adjective ruddy comes from the old English rudig, meaning this color\n", "continuation": "Red", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Its a French word meaning Dutch, and in English it usually refers to a sauce\n", "continuation": "Hollandaise", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Latin for shield, scutum, its a shield bearing a coat of arms\n", "continuation": "Escutcheon", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: An Arabic word for poor gave us this term for a Muslim or Hindu beggar said to have mystical powers\n", "continuation": "Fakir", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Named for a town in France, this sheer net fabric is used to make bridal veils and tutus\n", "continuation": "Tulle", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Latin for earth, its any of several types of small dogs bred to hunt animals underground in burrows\n", "continuation": "a terrier", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Perhaps from the Caribbean taino for pipe for smoking, its the dried leaves of a plant of the nightshade family\n", "continuation": "tobacco", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From Old French for catch or entangle, its to accuse a serving government official with an offense\n", "continuation": "impeach", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From the Latin for uplifted, its to divert energy associated with an unacceptable activity into more acceptable areas\n", "continuation": "sublimate", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: An old French word for thicket gave us this word for something tossed by a bride\n", "continuation": "Bouquet", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From a Provencal word for witch, its a sports teams good-luck symbol\n", "continuation": "Mascot", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for a swinging cot is derived from Spanish & from the Taino language of the West Indies\n", "continuation": "Hammock", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From middle English & Latin for toward & to climb, one does it to a staircase or the throne\n", "continuation": "Ascend", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From old English for a male servant or a boy, its a synonym for a jack in a deck of cards\n", "continuation": "Knave", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Appropriately, this word comes from Greek words meaning sharp & dull\n", "continuation": "oxymoron", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for an action that could cause you to fail a class comes from the Latin for kidnap\n", "continuation": "plagiarism", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: In this poem, Lewis Carroll invented such words as mimsy, a combination of flimsy & miserable\n", "continuation": "Jabberwocky", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This French word originally meant a place where one docks a boat, not a car\n", "continuation": "garage", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Used to fortell the future, this games name is derived from the French & German words for yes\n", "continuation": "Ouija", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This term for one who explores caves comes from a Greek word for cave\n", "continuation": "spelunker", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Over 800 years old, this 6-letter Middle English word meaning track was first used for a detective in 1872\n", "continuation": "sleuth", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of the alb, a vestment worn by priests, is derived from a Latin word for this color\n", "continuation": "White", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: From Yiddish, for a wooden beam, it describes a person so clumsy he might bump into one\n", "continuation": "Klutz", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this tent fabric comes from a Dutch word for cloth, not from a web-footed bird\n", "continuation": "Duck", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: When they begin this dance, they should know its name is from the French for a flirtation\n", "continuation": "Beguine", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this xylophone that originated in Africa may be from the Kimbundu language\n", "continuation": "Marimba", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This other term for a pastor is derived from the Middle Latin word persona\n", "continuation": "parson", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this fine, soft leather is the French word for Sweden; Sweden was famous for gloves made of it\n", "continuation": "suede", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word for a blob or lump, perhaps of whipped cream, may come from dolpur, Icelandic for fat man\n", "continuation": "dollop", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Esteban knows this term for someone who loads a ships cargo comes from the Spanish word estibador\n", "continuation": "stevedore", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Derived from the Greek for throw, you can throw a floppy one into a computer & store a file\n", "continuation": "a disk", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This attractive word is from 2 Greek words for stone of magnesia\n", "continuation": "a magnet", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Although its not red, this potatos name is derived from a Latin word for red\n", "continuation": "Russet", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of this prehistoric reptile, the largest known flying animal, means wing finger\n", "continuation": "Pterodactyl", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: These salts used as a soaking aid for swelling are named for the British town of their discovery\n", "continuation": "Epsom salts", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This word that begins with the Greek word for all was coined by John Milton & means tumultuous disorder\n", "continuation": "pandemonium", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Hey, Lassie, the name of this dog breed may come from a Scottish word meaning sooty with coal dust\n", "continuation": "Collie", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The lutz, a type of jump in this sport, is probably named for Swiss athlete Gustave Lussi\n", "continuation": "Figure skating", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: This hyphenated adverb is an alteration of will ye, nill ye, meaning Be you willing, be you unwilling\n", "continuation": "Willy-nilly", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: Vegan is a contraction of this word, & means a strict one\n", "continuation": "Vegetarian", "category": "word_origins"}
+{"context": "WORD ORIGINS: The name of these beauty devices comes from etuis -- small decorative cases that once held them\n", "continuation": "Tweezers", "category": "word_origins"}