Question 1:
Who was the former municipal judge that became the source of criminal allegations against the 42nd U.S. President? Answer: David Hale.
Please see Day 22 for the explanation.
Question 2:
While lead architect of the new St. Peter's project, what was Michelangelo's design contribution to the project? Answer: The Dome.
This is what you get when you watch too much PBS, crazy answers such as this. Input in the search field St. Peter's Basilica Michelangelo's design. Listed on the first page of search results you'll see web pages documenting the artist contribution to architecture.
Question 3:
What was the name of the Allied operation against which German forces launched a counteroffensive in Anzio in 1944? Answer: Operation Shingle.
Okay, you could start by just trying Anzio 1944, that would get you to the answer with a bit of looking. Or you can try inputting into the search field Anzio Allied operation 1944. Either one should work though the last one will spit the answer out in the search results.
And for your listening pleasure, something related to today's question. Cya tomorrow!
Who was the former municipal judge that became the source of criminal allegations against the 42nd U.S. President? Answer: David Hale.
Please see Day 22 for the explanation.
Question 2:
While lead architect of the new St. Peter's project, what was Michelangelo's design contribution to the project? Answer: The Dome.
This is what you get when you watch too much PBS, crazy answers such as this. Input in the search field St. Peter's Basilica Michelangelo's design. Listed on the first page of search results you'll see web pages documenting the artist contribution to architecture.
Question 3:
What was the name of the Allied operation against which German forces launched a counteroffensive in Anzio in 1944? Answer: Operation Shingle.
Okay, you could start by just trying Anzio 1944, that would get you to the answer with a bit of looking. Or you can try inputting into the search field Anzio Allied operation 1944. Either one should work though the last one will spit the answer out in the search results.
And for your listening pleasure, something related to today's question. Cya tomorrow!
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