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12) - (ughhhhh... I know the name starts with G, but I don't know exactly what it is )
15) Chrysler Building? (taking a big chance here...)
2: Beginning in 1206, he led the Golden Horde in widespread conquests of Asia and eastern Europe that may have killed as many as 40 million people.
GENGHIS KHAN
4: The only Shakespearean character ever to be canonized, in Henry VI Part 1 she breaks a siege at Orleans.
JOAN OF ARC (accept equivalents)
6: He reportedly wept when he could not hear the audiences ovation at the premiere of his Ninth Symphony.
BEETHOVEN
8: A ferrotype of this outlaw, killed four months before his twenty-second birthday, was purchased in 2011 for $2.3 million.
BILLY THE KID
10: The elenchus method would later come to be named for this philosopher who pioneered its use as a teaching technique.
SOCRATES
3-D ART & ARTISTS
3: Revolutionary rioters beheaded the sculptures in this cathedrals Gallery of Kings, mistaking the kings of Judah and Israel for kings of France.
NOTRE DAME
6: Pink sandstone was the medium of choice for sculptors during the period named for this countrys Gupta Empire.
INDIA
9: This school, which taught German Modernist architecture during the Weimar Republic, was run at various times by Walter Gropius and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.
BAUHAUS
12: This Mount Rushmore sculptor also created likenesses of Confederate leaders Zebulon Vance and Alexander Stevens for National Statuary Hall.
BORGLUM
15: This building named for Time Magazines 1929 Man of the Year was the first known man-made structure to exceed 1,000 feet in height.
2: Beginning in 1206, he led the Golden Horde in widespread conquests of Asia and eastern Europe that may have killed as many as 40 million people.
GENGHIS KAHN
4: The only Shakespearean character ever to be canonized, in Henry VI Part 1 she breaks a siege at Orleans.
JOAN OF ARC
6: He reportedly wept when he could not hear the audience's ovation at the premiere of his Ninth Symphony.
BEETHOVEN
8: A ferrotype of this outlaw, killed four months before his twenty-second birthday, was purchased in 2011 for $2.3 million.
BILLY THE KID
10: The elenchus method would later come to be named for this philosopher who pioneered its use as a teaching technique.
SOCRATES
3-D ART & ARTISTS
3: Revolutionary rioters beheaded the sculptures in this cathedral's Gallery of Kings, mistaking the kings of Judah and Israel for kings of France.
NOTRE DAME
6: Pink sandstone was the medium of choice for sculptors during the period named for this country's Gupta Empire.
INDIA
9: This school, which taught German Modernist architecture during the Weimar Republic, was run at various times by Walter Gropius and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.
BAUHAUS
12: This Mount Rushmore sculptor also created likenesses of Confederate leaders Zebulon Vance and Alexander Stevens for National Statuary Hall.
BORGLUM
15: This building named for Time Magazine's 1929 Man of the Year was the first known man-made structure to exceed 1,000 feet in height.
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