Helen Keller: This southern state

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Helen Keller: This southern state

Other Jeopardy Questions from June 29 2022

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• In 1960 a House subcommittee investigated this practice of bribing DJs to play certain songs
• Aristotle said that good tragedy should provide this a cleansing of emotions
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• On TV Bob Hearts her
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