What ruler, whose empire was split among the Diadochi after his death, won the Battles of Issus and the Granicus against Darius III's Persian armies?

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What right, which was demanded by the Silent Sentinels led by Alice Paul, was established by the 19th Amendment and championed by Susan B. Anthony?

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This frontiersman blazed the Wilderness Road through the Cumberland Gap into Kentucky shortly before the start of the American Revolution.

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During the early 1800s, the American Southwest and Great Plains were charted by this explorer, who is now the namesake of a "peak" in Colorado.

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A city in the middle of Lake Texcoco served as the capital of this empire. Hernan Cortes besieged Tenochtitlan, the capital of what Mesoamerican empire?

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This party won the presidency for the first time in 1860. Later presidents from this party included Rutherford B. Hayes.

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This Democratic presidential candidate only won a single state in 1860; two years earlier, he had participated in a series of debates with Abraham Lincoln.

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Leni Riefenstahl's film Triumph of the Will depicted rallies in this city, where Robert Jackson prosecuted war criminals. Name this German city where Nazis were tried after World War II.

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What country, the home of the Maronite church, is home to Sidon and Tyre, features a cedar tree on its flag, and has its capital at Beirut?

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Almost a million Zainichi Koreans live in what country whose population has had negative growth since the 2011 nuclear disaster at Fukushima?

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Give the term for Islamic law.

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This is the term in sharia law for a legal opinion issued by a mufti. In 1989 one of these was issued requiring the death of Salman Rushdie after he published The Satanic Verses.

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The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute is located in a village on this cape, whose northeast tip contains Provincetown. Martha's Vineyard is just south of what cape at the southeast end of Massachusetts?

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The Dominican Republic is one of the two countries found on this Caribbean island.

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This island is divided between Indonesia and a country whose capital is Dili.

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The "night of broken glass" was an alternate name for this November 1938 pogrom. Name this attack on Jews carried out by SA forces in Nazi Germany.

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Lack of support for this war was blamed on negative commentary by anchorman Walter Cronkite. The chemical agent napalm was used during what war in southeast Asia?

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Scipio Africanus was victorious at the Battle of Zama during the second of these wars. Hannibal Barca was a general during what set of three wars fought between Rome and Carthage?

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The Ford Motor Company is based in this suburb of Detroit, which has a large Arab-American population. Henry Ford published a newspaper known as this city's Independent.

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