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- 2. This immigration landmark in New York City harbor opened its doors on January 1st, 1892.
- 4. This ancient ruler’s tomb was opened on January 3rd, 1924; it’s believed the tomb was cursed!
- 5. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was 35 when he received this award.
- 8. This state joined the United States on January 3rd, 1959.
- 12. January was named for this two-faced Roman god.
- 13. This founding father was born on January 17th. Shocking!
- 14. This is the common name of January’s birth flower.
- 15. The first-ever _____ Awards were held on January 25th, 1949.
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- 1. The London subway system first opened on January 10th, 1963. Locals might call it this.
- 3. January is the most common month for some couples to do this.
- 6. People born in the latter part of January have this zodiac sign.
- 7. This American television personality, actress, and entrepreneur celebrates her birthday on January 29th each year. You could say it's one of her favorite things!
- 9. The hottest temperature ever measured on the southern hemisphere was reported on January 2nd, 1960, on this continent – 123 degrees F!
- 10. Christians celebrate this on January 6th, the day that the Magi brought gifts to the baby Jesus.
- 11. This often red-colored gem is January’s birthstone.
