Heads up! Or off! the Reign of Terror ended in July 1794 with this man's execution

After a long journey, this was signed Nov. 21, 1620 to ensure the enactment of "just & equal laws"

Around 1450 printer Wynken de Worde printed an early story of this legendary outlaw & forest dweller

In 1202 Leonardo of Pisa urged the use of Arabic numerals including this one originally called a zephyrum & it caught on

Around 200 B.C. an anonymous Chinese innovator froze rice, milk & spices in a paste, creating a type of this dessert

Shaped like this fruit means tapered on top & round below; the Seckel has less of the classic shape than the Concorde

This state is said to be shaped like a boot, with Lake Charles near the heel

Some women wear a corset to achieve this figure, named for a time-measuring instrument

Struck with a small steel rod, one of the simplest percussion instruments is this one named for its geometric shape

This 3-word phrase often heard in sports copyright disclaimers is the title of an MLB podcast