A 41.94-carat diamond is named for which emperor of Mexico, whose wife Carlotta was reportedly mad about it?

Which four-star general became Ronald Reagan's first Secretary of State in 1981? Which four-time governor of Alabama, first elected in 1962, worked his way through law school as a professional boxer? A 400-year-old landmark bridge in Mostar was destroyed by Croat forces in 1993. In which country is Mostar? A 4,083-foot Vermont mountain is named for which camel feature? A visitor center in Stoke-on-Trent tells the story of which British pottery firm, founded in the 1700s? Which 4th-century bishop and theologian wrote the "Confessions"? A 5-4 Supreme Court ruling in a 1978 case about whose "filthy words" upheld the FCC's power to regulate indecent broadc… Which five-star general and defense secretary became, in 1953, the first career soldier to receive the Nobel Peace Priz…