The Federal Highway Administration

On December 1, 1995 this seamstress was arrested in Alabama all over a seat

This South American River widens to about 150 miles at its mouth

This term for a young '20s woman may come from the sound of her unfastened boots

These tubers were the first vegetable grown in outer space

The Secret Service

In December 1991, the citizens of this U.S. Commonwealth voted again not to become a state

Since 1970, annual flooding by this African river has been contained by the Aswan High Dam

She took "These Boots Are Made For Walking" to no.1 in 1966

Maltaise Sauce is made from the blood variety of this citrus fruit

The Diplomatic Security Service

Ratifying this on December 7, 1787 got Delaware on the first of the state quarters

The highest navigable body of water in the world is Lake Titicaca located between Peru and this country

They did this "With Their Boots On" in the title of a 1941 Errol Flynn film

Known as "crazy apple" in Italy, a diet rich in this vegetable is believed to lead to madness

The Office of the Surgeon General

Too late to hold a Christmas show, this home to the Rockettes opened December 27, 1932

In 1819, steamboats were launched on this river and traffic flourished from Missouri

They can be long-legged aquatic birds, or hip boots worn by aquatic fishermen

The Gravenstein variety of these is harvested in August and September

The Drug Enforcement Administration

In December of different years, Mother Tereasa and Martin Luther King Jr. each won this

This "sea," the world's largest lake, has been getting smaller due to damming

These English boots have been adopted by various subcultures since their 1960 debut

This summertime fruit dessert shares it's names with a lovable "short" sweet cartoon character.