Q: Who was the gal that worked long and hard hours on assembly lines during
World War II. What was her nickname, which was even set to music in honor of
her on recordings and during dances and other musical events?
A: The wonderful gal who helped with the
manufacture of aircraft and other equipment needed by our troops was Rosie the
Riveter.
A: The world's first electric traffic light signal was
installed over 75 years ago in Cleveland, Ohio, at the intersection of Euclid Avenue
and East 105th Street.
Q: In what year did Congress declare
the Fourth of July as a national holiday?
A:
In 1870, the Fourth of July became a national holiday.
Q: How many milk or baby teeth does a child have?
A: 20
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