Facts through the decades
Who became the President of the United States after the controversial 2000 presidential election?
George W Bush
Ireland's Great Famine, which lasted from 1845 to 1852, started with a massive destruction of what staple crop by the fungus like organism Phytophthora infestans?
potato
I lose pens like I lose umbrellas, constantly.
Patty Moser
What are Chicago's TWO nicknames
The Windy City, and the City of Big Shoulders, The Second City, and the City that Works
The Chicago Bulls last had a Hall of Famer on their team during the 2003-2004 season, who is he?
Scottie Pippen
Which American athlete, known as "The Greatest" won the gold medal in boxing at the 1996 Summer Olympics?
Muhammad Ali
What is the capital of Ireland?
Dublin
I'm more of a sunbathing Barbie
Aunt Colleen
Who became the first African American woman to serve as Chicagos mayor?
Lori Lightfoot
What 7 time All-Star reliever has the most saves in Chicago Cubs history?
Lee Smith, 180 saves
Which country hosted the 2008 Summer Olympics, showcasing its economic and technological advancements?
China
Which breakfast cereal has "Lucky the Leprechaun" as its mascot?
Lucky Charms
Bridget Tracy
If you walked east from the tip of Navy Pier, you'd walk into Lake Michigan. If you could walk on water and continue walking east, your first step on land would be in what US state?
Michigan
Nicknamed "The Gerbil" this Cub was the last NL manager to win the Manager of the Year award, who is he?
Don Zimmer
Which iconic music video by Michael Jackson was released in 1983, revolutionizing the music video format?
Thriller
What do the three leaves of a shamrock represent according to Irish tradition?
The Holy Trinity
I did NOT get arrested at the Dan Ryan forest preserve
Tommy Farrell
Which of the 8 lines on Chicago's famed "L" system served the most passengers in 2018?
The Red Line
What former defensive legend was voted to the most number of Pro Bowls as a Chicago Bear?
Mike Singletary with 10 Pro Bowls
Which American singer-songwriter released the album "Born to Run" in 1975, propelling him to stardom?
Bruce Springsteen
Fill in the blank: " , 1916" is a 1921 poem by William Butler Yeats about an uprising in Ireland against British rule. Also a major Christian holiday.
Easter
I don't even like going down escalators, you think im sky diving?
Aunt Kathy
The Chicago Bears are often referred to as the Monsters of the Midway, with the Midway referring to the location of the first ever Ferris Wheel constructed during the 1893 edition of what event?
World's Fair
Detroit Lions (95 times since 1920)