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Detroit's Mack Avenue was the location of the home of: (30 points)

	rapper Eminem
	Motown Records headquarters
	Henry Ford's first plant
	the original Tiger Stadium
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The phrase "a thousand points of light" was written by Peggy Noonan for what U.S. president? (40 points)

	George H.W. Bush
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	Ronald Reagan
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Richard Nixon told the press "you won't have Nixon to kick around ..." after he lost the California gubenatorial race to what opponent? (40 points)

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What U.S. President endorsed the Louisiana Purchase, which was approved by the Senate in 1803? (20 points)

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	John Adams
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