Wikihopping #1 (Jerry Thomas to Cocaine) by HerzogA

[Jerry Thomas] Known as "the father of American mixology", Jerry Thomas wrote the first drink book to be published in the United States titled "Bar-Tender's Guide". In one edition, THIS COCKTAIL was written down for the first time, a gin and sparkling lemonade drink served in a type of glass that partially shares its name.

[Barnum's American Museum] Part zoo, museum, theater, and freak show, Barmun's American Museum featured Chang and Eng Bunker, an argumentative pair of brothers whose condition and birthplace are the basis for WHAT TERM?

[National Endowment of the Humanities] The Endowment has sponsored many projects including a world famous 1970s exhibition, viewed by more than 1.5 million people, that displayed the "Treasures of..." WHOM?

[Ken Burns] Ken Burns, the documentary filmmaker, has directed such Emmy winning series as "The Civil War", "Baseball", and "The National Parks: America's Best Idea" all of which were originally produced for and broadcast on WHAT TELEVISION NETWORK?

[Hampshire College] Hampshire College makes up one of the Five College Consortium in Pioneer Valley. Among the others are Amherst College and UMass Amherst. The remaining two are also notable members of the Seven Sisters colleges. NAME EITHER OF THE REMAINING FIVE COLLEGES.

[Apartheid] The first grand apartheid law came about in 1950 and formally classified the population of South Africa into four major racial groups: black, white, coloured, and WHAT FOURTH GROUP? This group was established because it was believed they had no historical right to the country.

[1995 Rugby World Cup] Adapted into the 2009 film Invictus is the behind the scenes story of how South Africa's Springboks won the Rugby World Cup against WHAT NATION's All Blacks?

[Overtime (sports)] American college and high school football as well as Canadian football use an overtime "Playoff" named for WHICH MIDWESTERN US STATE (the state in which the procedure originated)? The procedure allows each team a possession to score. The ball always starts on a designated yard line rather than a kickoff (somewhere between the 10 and 35 yard line depending on the league) and if after both possessions the score remains tied the procedure is repeated.

[Tim Tebow] "The Tebow Rule" was instituted for NCAA football in order to ban messages from being written on eye paint. WHAT RELIGIOUS MESSAGE did Tim Tebow write on his eye paint during the 2009 BCS Championship Game (which his Florida Gators won), generating over 90 million google searches as a result?

[Abstinence] Abstaining from food is a common theme in many religions: Catholics abstain from meat on Fridays during Lent, Muslims fast from dawn to dusk during the month of Ramadan, and Jews fast during WHAT DAY OF ATONEMENT?

[Sigmund Freud] Freud believed that everyone is subject to two conflicting drives: life drive and death drive. The life drive goes by WHAT TERM which Freud defined as "the energy, regarded as a quantitative magnitude... of those instincts which have to do with all that may be comprised under the word 'love'"?

[Cocaine] Described as the ancestor of Coca-Cola, a tonic marketed by French chemist named Angelo Mariani was essentially cocaine mixed with WHAT BEVERAGE?