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The First Coed College

1. In 1833, this educational institution was the first college to be coeducationally integrated. Name it.

2. Name the historic ship with 44 guns that was launched from Boston in 1797.

3. What is this historic ship's popular nickname?

4. Name the famed author of the poetic work dedicated to this immortal ship.

5. What state's capital city once bore the name Terminus?

6. Name the escaped convict who pleaded guilty in the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

7. Who was the first black Supreme Court justice?

8. Name the first U.S. Earth-orbiting satellite that was launched on Jan. 31, 1958.

9. Who was the U.S. president during the start of the Mexican War?

10. According to the official 2000 Census, name the top five last names in the United States.

Answers

Oberlin College in Westerville, Ohio, was the first to be coeducationally integrated.

2. The USS Constitution set sail from Boston in 1797.

3. The USS Constitution was popularly known as Old Ironsides.

4. Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote "Old Ironsides."

5. Georgia's capital city, Atlanta, was once named Terminus.

6. James Earl Ray pleaded guilty in the murder of Dr. King.

7. Appointed by Lyndon Johnson in 1967, it was Justice Thurgood Marshall.

8. Explorer I was the first U.S. Earth-orbiting satellite.

9. James K. Polk, the 11th president, led the U.S. forces during the Mexican War.

10. The top five U.S. family names are: 1) Smith, 2) Johnson, 3) Williams, 4) Brown, and 5) Jones.

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