HCASC Power Search Quiz #1

What wide-brimmed Mexican hat gets its name from Spanish for "shadow"?

In a reversal of sorts, what massive online retailer now has physical bookstores in 7 states?

At the National Museum of African-American History & Culture, you can see a small Bible that who carried during an 1831 slave revolt?

Though the Orange Bowl stadium is gone, which state still hosts the annual Orange Bowl game?

When Lincoln said "Four score and seven years ago" in 1863, he was referring to what year?

Sal, Radio Raheem, and Mookie are characters in what 1989 film classic?

Tougaloo grad Derrick Johnson became interim head of which group in 2017, replacing Jackson State grad Cornell Brooks?

The white "shells" of what world landmark could be rearranged to make part of a perfect sphere?

The 1965 Watts riots took place in the South Central part of what city?

Officially named in 2016, what are nihonium and tennessine?

In a dream, which Old Testament figure saw angels ascending and descending a ladder to heaven?

Ezra Edelman, son of Marian Wright Edelman, won an Oscar for directing what ESPN documentary?

July 14, Bastille Day, commemorates the start of a revolution in which country?

"Starry Night," "Sunflowers," and "Irises" are by which famous Dutch painter?

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's novel "Half of a Yellow Sun" is about a breakaway state in what country?

What name is shared by the largest city in Maine and the largest city in Oregon?

A 1928 Florida hurricane is a key plot point in which female author's "Their Eyes Were Watching God"?

Cumulus, stratus, and cirrus are types of what atmospheric objects?