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100

This popular food has a Cincinnati style, which consists of ground beef, water or stock, tomato paste, spices such ascinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, clove, cumin, chili powder, and bay leaf in a soupy consistency.

What is chili?

100

The inhabitants of the Upper Peninsula are commonly referred to as this.

What are Yoopers?

100

The United States Steel Corporation created this city, naming it after its founding chairman.

What is Gary?

100

In 2017, a former Mitsubishi Motors factory and its manufacturing machinery were acquired by this electric car company for $16 million.

What is Rivian?

100

This city was the first to have transgender protections in 1975

What is Minneapolis?

200

On April 18, 1938, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster created this superhero who was partially inspired by the Jewish golem tradition.

Who is Superman?

200

Michigan produces 70% of the United States' this.

What are cherries?

200

By 1925, over half of the Indiana General Assembly and the governor of Indiana were apart of this group.

What is the KKK?

200

In 1839, Nauvoo was founded by this religious group. In 1844, Nauvoo was briefly even larger than Chicago until the leader of the religious group was killed in jail only 30 miles way.

Who are the Latter Day Saints?

200

Minnesota is the first state the mandate the use of this alcohol-based fuel.

What is ethanol?

300

The Ohio River was named after the Séneca word ohi:yo' meaning this

What is good river, great river, or large creek?

300

Henry Ford's first automobile company was the Detroit Automobile Company which nowadays goes by this name.

What is Cadillac?

300

This university is the oldest public institution of higher learning in Indiana.

What is Vincennes University?

300

This World Heritage Site is a Native American city located directly across the Mississippi River from St. Louis and had a population of 15,000 to 20,000 in it's peak around 1100 AD.

What is the Cahokia Mounds?

300

This Minnesota governor was once a professional wrestler.

Who is Jesse Ventura?

400

In 1971,  Merle Robbins created this beloved card game in Reading, Ohio. He mortgaged his house to made 5000 copies so he could sell them out of his barbershop.

What is UNO?

400

Michigan has the more places to play this popular televised sport than anywhere in the nation.

What is golf?

400

This pharmaceutical company is the largest corporation in Indiana.

What is Eli Lilly and Company?

400

This is the first capital of Illinois when it became an US state.

What is Kaskakia?

400

This is Minnesota's state motto meaning The Star of the North.

What is L'Étoile du Nord?

500

In the late 19th century, this large city was commonly called the Paris of America for it's ambitious architecture which many still remain intact after 200 years.

What is Cincinnati?

500

This AM radio station, based out of Detroit, was the first to regularly broadcast commercial programs

What is WWJ?

500

This is the highest point in Indiana.

What is Hoosier Hill?

500

In 1942, the University of Chicago created the first artificial self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction in the world's first nuclear reactor named this.

What is the Chicago Pile-1?

500

This was the first state park in Minnesota and is the main source of the Mississippi River.

What is Itasca State Park?

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