Jeopardy Trivia Questions — Page 97

9,601.Burned at the stake in 1431, who was declared innocent by a church court authorized by the pope 25 years later? 9,602.Burned in 1864 during the Civil War, which Southern city saw a deadly race riot in September 1906? 9,603.Burnie is the fiery mascot of which NBA team? 9,604.Burning Spear named a classic reggae song for which Black nationalist leader of 1920s America? 9,605.Burt Lancaster plays a general who plots to overthrow the president in which 1964 film? 9,606.Burt Lancaster played Wyatt Earp in the 1957 film "Gunfight at" which place? 9,607.Burt Reynolds drives a Trans Am from Georgia to Texas and back in which 1977 comedy? 9,608.Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor and Roddy McDowall vie for power over Rome in which four-hour 1963 epic? 9,609.Australian bush poet A.B. "Banjo" Paterson, who died in 1941, wrote the words to which famous song? 9,610.In 1992, President George H.W. Bush sent federal troops into which U.S. city to quell riots? 9,611.Bushmills and Tullamore Dew whiskeys come from which island? 9,612.Bushrod, the favorite nephew of which president, became a Supreme Court justice in 1798? 9,613.George H.W. Bush's father, Prescott, represented which state in the U.S. Senate from 1952 to 1963? 9,614.Business degree from Universidad Iberoamericana, Coca-Cola route supervisor, president in 2000. Who is he? 9,615.Business people shouldn't infringe on patents, trademarks or which rights covered by a 1952 Universal Convention? 9,616.Businesses stuck with carbon paper because the 1949 Model A copier, from the company later called what, was slow and messy? 9,617."Buss" is an old-fashioned synonym for what? 9,618.The Venza and the Camry Solara were models from which carmaker? 9,619.Buster Douglas's 1990 knockout of which champion has been called the greatest heavyweight title upset? 9,620.Which biblical figure said, "But I am slow of speech, and of a slow tongue"? 9,621.Which British singer reached the U.S. Top 10 in 1991 with "Crazy"? 9,622.Complete the Bible verse: "But when I became a man, I put away ___ things"? 9,623.What was the real name of Butch Cassidy's partner, the Sundance Kid? 9,624.Butch Cassidy was reportedly killed near San Vicente in which South American country in 1908, though doubts remain? 9,625.Butch Cassidy's first big crime was the 1889 holdup of the San Miguel Valley Bank in Telluride, in which state? 9,626.Button Gwinnett was killed in a duel in May 1777, ten months after signing which document? 9,627.Want a collectible? You might find it, or sell one, at which online auction site started in 1995? 9,628.Americans can buy U.S. savings bonds from which government department, founded in 1789? 9,629.Buying one of which company's DynaTAC phones in 1984 could have cost you about $4,000? 9,630.Buzz Aldrin left NASA in 1971 and became commander of the test pilot school at which California Air Force base? 9,631.In what year did Buzz Aldrin walk on the Moon? 9,632.By some measures the largest organism is a 2,385-acre honey mushroom in Oregon, nicknamed the "Humongous" what? 9,633."Bwana", meaning "sir" or "master", comes from which African language? 9,634.By 1018, Emperor Basil II, the "Bulgar Slayer", had put the Balkan Peninsula under which empire's control? 9,635.Amman had faded by 1300; which empire resettled it in 1878, after which it grew? 9,636.By 1300, which order of crusading knights, conquerors of Slavic and Baltic lands, was a leading power in central and eastern Europe? 9,637.By 1513, Leonardo da Vinci's patron was Giuliano, a member of which powerful Florentine family? 9,638.By 1519, which ruler governed the Aztec Empire in central and southern Mexico? 9,639.By 1665, the New Haven Colony had been absorbed by which colony? 9,640.By 1795, which ruler had united most of his islands and founded a new kingdom? 9,641.By 1812 there were 11,000 of which Frenchman's looms in use in France alone? 9,642.By 1825 Spain had lost all its American colonies except which two islands, lost in 1898? 9,643.By 1845, the price of which animal pelts had plunged as silk replaced them in men's hats? 9,644.Which New York jeweler, with partners John Young and J.L. Ellis, switched from selling paste jewels to real gems in the 1840s? 9,645.By 1851, which American photographer's failing eyesight had begun to hamper his work? 9,646.By 1857, who was producing 10,000 steel plows a year? 9,647.By 1871, which was the largest kingdom in the German Empire? 9,648.By 1877, which author had his idea for a story in which Edward VI and a poor boy change places? 9,649.By 1880, both Edison and British physicist Joseph Swan had applied for patents on which type of electric lamp? 9,650.Which inventor set up his famous research laboratory in Menlo Park, New Jersey, in 1876? 9,651.Which wealthy New York family's fortune began with the fur trade and Manhattan real estate amassed by its German-born founder? 9,652.By 1890, the Scott brothers of Philadelphia sold more of which paper product in the U.S. than any other company? 9,653.Which Russian author and playwright wrote hundreds of short stories, including "The Steppe"? 9,654.In 1897, many of Seattle's police officers and firemen quit their jobs to join a gold rush in which Canadian region? 9,655.Which German engineer had perfected his alternative to the Otto gasoline engine by 1897? 9,656.Which American writer settled in France in 1903, where she was later joined by Alice B. Toklas? 9,657.By 1905, college football had become so violent that which U.S. president urged rule changes? 9,658.Which merchant's company owned hundreds of stores bearing his name across the U.S. by 1912? 9,659.Which Russian-born gangster, a childhood friend and partner of Bugsy Siegel, became known as the "Mob's Accountant"? 9,660.By age 25, J. Robert Oppenheimer had published many papers in which then-new field of physics? 9,661.Artem Mikoyan and Mikhail Gurevich produced the first of which Soviet fighter planes by 1940? 9,662.By 1942, FDR had appointed seven new members to which body, getting the "packing" he wanted after his 1937 plan failed? 9,663.Which American astronomer discovered Pluto in 1930 at Lowell Observatory? 9,664.Which group of nine Black teenagers was falsely accused of a crime in Alabama in 1931, leading to landmark Supreme Court rulings? 9,665.By 1959, after just 11 years in business, which company was the world's leading motorcycle manufacturer? 9,666.By 1962, which fluoride toothpaste had become the best-selling toothpaste in the U.S.? 9,667.In 1965, which muscular Austrian teenager won the title of Junior Mr. Europe? 9,668.The U.S. Air Force's Project Blue Book, which ran from 1952 to 1969, investigated reports of what? 9,669.By 1970, which former Harvard lecturer and 1960s psychedelic guru was on the run and living in Algeria? 9,670.By the 1976 Olympics, which muscle-building drugs had been banned for Olympic competitors? 9,671.By 1980, a global vaccination effort had eradicated which disease, the first human disease ever wiped out? 9,672.In 2003, which energy source produced about 20 percent of U.S. electricity at plants like Palo Verde in Arizona? 9,673.In 1924, the Kansas City Monarchs won the first Negro League version of which championship, 5 games to 4? 9,674.According to a 1782 explanation of the Great Seal, which three colors stand for valor, purity and vigilance? 9,675.In 1948, the UN General Assembly adopted, with no votes against, a Universal Declaration of what? 9,676.By an act of Congress in 1954, Armistice Day was renamed what? 9,677.In 1938, a South African trawler caught which "living fossil" fish that had been thought extinct for millions of years? 9,678.Complete the phrase meaning "by any means possible": "By ___ or by crook." 9,679.By arresting them and seizing their property in 1307, which country's King Philip IV began the suppression of the Knights Templar? 9,680.Complete the title of Barbara Tuchman's Pulitzer Prize-winning book about the start of World War I: "The Guns of ___." 9,681.In 1928, Colombian banana plantation workers went on strike against which American company? 9,682.By custom, an American flag flies over which French hero's grave in Paris? 9,683.By December 15, 1791, the states had ratified the first 10 amendments to the Constitution, known collectively as what? 9,684.What is a poem or stanza of four lines called? 9,685.Crudites are vegetables served in what way? 9,686.By definition, what does a carnivore eat? 9,687.What do you do at an ingress? 9,688.By definition, ungulates are mammals with what? 9,689.What does your AM radio modulate? 9,690.Complete the title of the 1938 Dr. Seuss book "The ___ Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins." 9,691.Which Latin phrase means "for each person," as in income divided by population? 9,692.By early 1895, at his family's estate near Bologna, which inventor could ring a bell a few yards away using radio waves? 9,693.In which 1973 film do Jack Nicholson and Otis Young play Navy men escorting Randy Quaid to prison? 9,694.Which country singer starred as Dusty Chandler in the 1992 film "Pure Country"? 9,695.Which son of a president founded and edited the political magazine "George" in 1995? 9,696."By George" is the title of which boxer's 1995 autobiography? 9,697.Founded in 1990 to promote volunteering, which foundation took its name from a famous phrase of President George H.W. Bush? 9,698.What is a three-pronged fishing spear called? 9,699.Which psychoanalyst described the Oedipus complex in 1899, naming it after the Greek king of Sophocles' tragedy? 9,700.Which composer wrote more than 600 songs, including "Ave Maria," before his death at age 31 in 1828?