Jeopardy March 28 2020 answers


On this page you will find the Jeopardy March 28 2020 answers and Solutions. We have just finished solving all the 7 crossword clues found today in the puzzle and we have listed them below. Simply click on any of the clues you are having difficulties finding the solution for and a new page with the answer will pop up.


# Question
1 In 2004 Nature published a paper about an extinct diminutive Hominin nicknamed after this race from The Lord of the Rings
2 2-word term for the number of children born in one year per every 1000 people of a particular group
3 Betty Ford or Barbara Bush
4 Milkmaid French & waterfall are 3 types of this twisty hairstyle
5 In 2006 the Tigers' Joel Zumaya threw this pitch 104.8 mph so it lived up to its name
6 A 1953 general strike in Ceylon was prompted by a huge increase in the price of this staple food
7 An 1896 article in Nature was about a new kind of rays called these for the sake of brevity
8 What Hawaii became August 21 1959
9 Aka the drooler this pitch was banned in 1920 except for 17 hurlers who got to use it until they retired
10 After stopping the 1894 Pullman Strike the federal government created this holiday as a conciliatory gesture to workers
11 An 1880 letter in Nature on the skin-furrows of the hand was one of the first to suggest using these for identification
12 Born between 1980 & 1995 millennials are AKA Generation this letter
13 In golf it's slang for the clubhouse bar
14 This adjectival form of a structure created by Daedalus refers to something that winds & winds
15 (Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents by a display monitor.) A left-handed pitcher's curveball breaks downward and to the catcher's left. In the 1930's Carl Hubbell was a master of this kooky pitc
16 This governor's stern response to a Boston police strike got him the 1920 Republican VP nod & he soon succeeded to the presidency
17 Conducted in 1790 the first Census revealed a U.S. population of 3.9 million with this state being the most populous
18 Its flagship store opened in New York City in 1924 between 49th & 50th streets
19 Few hitters feast on this breaking pitch like the burger of the same name; Ted Williams said it was the greatest pitch in baseball
20 The 1980 firing of labor activist Anna Walentynowicz from a Gdansk shipyard led to a big strike & this union's founding
21 A 1953 Nature paper one of the most famous in the history of science began We wish to suggest a structure for this
22 Term for the process by which new groups adopt the language values & customs of a host culture
23 Judy Blume introduced Peter Hatcher & his little brother Fudge in her book Tales of this the first in a series
24 Here's an inside view of how the chambers of this mollusk's shell get all wound up
25 Check out the grip and you can see why the circle type of this off-speed pitch got its name
26 An 1892 strike at this man's Homestead Steel Mill outside Pittsburgh led to a deadly confrontation between workers & strikebreakers
27 Used when referring to your former school it's Latin for nourishing mother
28 The music from this 1816 opera heard here sure ain't shave & a haircut 2 bits
29 This company has been making light bulbs for more than 125 years
30 In 1786 this state's senate voted & Columbia beat out Washington as the name of the new capital
31 LeBron______Kilmer
32 God from the machine is the English translation of this literary device
33 Let's get Bizet with this 1875 title woman & her gypsy pals Frasquita & Mercédès
34 It started as a group of flour-grinding companies in 1928
35 Appropriately the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament is in the capital of this western state
36 Upton______Carroll
37 In 2019 this channel with an elephant as its mascot aired the reality series The Zoo: San Diego
38 Let the buyer beware with this 2-word phrase
39 Here's an 1853 chorus from this green guy & we'll even throw in the anvil for free
40 It was the corporate target of Michael Moore in the documentary Roger & Me
41 This northern state capital bears the first name of Monsieur Chouteau
42 Kerry______Thalberg
43 In this classic 1941 film the San Diego Zoo played the part of the private zoo at Xanadu
44 Julius Caesar summed up his victory in a 47 B.C. campaign with these 3 Latin words
45 In 2004 this tenor played 3 final performances in Tosca to sold-out crowds at the Met
46 GNC is short for these Centers
47 Ransom Eli Olds created 2 major car companies in this city
48 Philip K.______Ford Coppola
49 John Wilkes Booth shouted this meaning thus always to tyrants as he leaped to the stage after shooting Abraham Lincoln
50 When it comes to this composer tonight let it be Lohengrin (Prelude to act III)
51 This company stock symbol GD created the F-16 fighter jet
52 Seen here is a train on this railroad whose name includes two state capitals and a third city
53 Bryce______Iacocca

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# Questions
1 Until Alabama became the 22nd state this one was first alphabetically
2 The press called the donations received after this org.s 1938 founding a silver tide which actually swamped the White House
3 A woman of stately beauty is sometimes described by this 9-letter adjective after the Roman queen of the gods
4 Thats TLC doing the theme for this 90s Nickelodeon sketch show that starred Kenan Thompson
5 The national dish of Brazil is this stew of black beans cooked with fresh & smoked meats
6 This species of sea turtle is named for its unique beak-like mouth said to resemble a predatory avian
7 Ride one of Africas first metros or visit the Casbah & feel like Charles Boyer in the movie named for this city
8 In his later years at Montpelier he suffered from severe rheumatoid arthritis & lost $40000 helping his stepson
9 This shield or breastplate of the gods now means the protection of any powerful entity
10 Done with a slew of whistlin Fishin Hole is the theme from this down-home show
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