In 2001, the annual salary of this office rose to $400,000, twice that it was for Clinton

A squirrel uses this fluffy appendage for balance when it leaps & climbs

A baby was among the few Texan survivors of the 1836 battle at this site in San Antonio

In 1979, this women's rights leader was given her own dollar coin

In law, when you're doing something that's offensive to the community, you're a public this

This symbol for the Democratic party dates back to Andrew Jackson's 1828 campaign

Wow! The upside-down type of this "feline" fish really does swim upside-down

In 1973, this former president died near Johnson City, a town founded by an ancestor

A few rare1965 quarters were still made of this metal

The NBA team of Denver, or an item on the McDonald's menu

John Jay was this court's first Chief Justice

The "basket" type of this undersea animal probably isn't the kind you have in you tub

His death on Nov. 22 1963 after riding through Dealy Plaza shocked the world

Collectors don't use "heads" or "tails", they use the terms observe and this

Referring to the thing going on at a marriage ceremony, they may be impending

It's what EPA stands for in the name of a gov't body established Dec. 2, 1970

This arthropod is nicknamed the "hundred-legger", thought many have over 300 legs

In 1982, the state became the first jurisdiction in the world to carry out this judicial sentence

Musical instrument pictured on the back of the U.S. bicentennial quarter

Meaning "stupid", it's how Moe referred to Larry or Curly

This Constitutional Amendment says that no person has to be a "witness against himself"

Some of these fleshy growths that top rooster's heads are V-shaped

Although they died in a blaze of gunfire in Bienville Parish, Louisiana on May 23, 1934, these outlaws were born in Texas

The 1909-S V.D.B. version of this coin is a grail to collectors

It's a family group of a father, a mother, & children (not necessarily radioactive)