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What legendary place became the nickname of JFK's presidency?
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Whose army defeats Atlantis in Plato's story?
Answer: Athens
Why: The earthquakes and floods that sink Atlantis also swallow the victorious Athenian army into the earth.
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What did the name El Dorado first describe?
Answer: A gilded man
Why: Spanish accounts describe the ruler coating himself in gold dust, then washing it off in a sacred lake.
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Where do half of fallen Norse warriors go instead of Valhalla?
Answer: Fólkvangr
Why: Valhalla does not take every heroic death; Odin and Freyja split the fallen evenly between their halls.
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Where is the wounded King Arthur taken to be healed?
Answer: Avalon
Why: Geoffrey of Monmouth also makes Avalon the island where Arthur's sword, which he calls Caliburn, was forged.
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What fruit gives Avalon its other name in Geoffrey of Monmouth?
Answer: apples
Why: Geoffrey's poem has nine sisters ruling the island, led by Morgen, the most skilled healer among them.
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How many doors does Valhalla have?
Answer: 540
Why: With 800 warriors passing through each door, 432,000 will march out to battle the wolf Fenrir.
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