Answer: France
Under French law, work stops, yet workers are still paid, on May Day.

Answer: James Brown
James Brown received a six-year sentence in May of 1988 for a number of charges, most notable perhaps being leading police on a car case through two states, though he only spent two years in prison for the charges.

Answer: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's extensive acting résumé also features him battling Bruce Lee in "Game of Death", an incomplete 1972 action film.

Answer: 1492

Answer: Jayne Mansfield
Jayne Mansfield. All the rest (Marilyn Monroe, Rita Hayworth and Raquel Welch) featured on the walls of Andy's cell.

Answer: March Equinox
Though there are variations, the March equinox generally occurs on 20 March, with International Happiness Day adopting this date due to that event.

Answer: He was an environmentalist
He banned the trees during his first year in office due to him being "a devoted environmentalist."

Answer: The Bell of Testament
A bell together with other items (relics) was retrieved from St. Patrick's tomb by Colum Cille. The bell was described as the Bell of Testament.

Answer: Peach

Answer: Gabriel
The name of the angle who told the Virgin Mary she was going to give birth is Gabriel.