Michigan History
The only person wounded or killed in this “war” with Ohio was Monroe County Sheriff Joseph Wood, who was nonfatally stabbed with a penknife on July 15, 1835
Toledo War
In 1970, the UConn Student Senate voted to sell the school’s live mascot Jonathan, this kind of dog, because he “represented the establishment.” Outcry by students prevented Jonathan from being sold.
Husky
This French capital has no stop signs within its city limits
Paris
One of the most common realms of urban planning, this topic includes things like subways, buses and cars.
Transportation
This category has a clue with the letters of its answer but in a different order. It’s also one of Joey’s favorites.
Anagram
Michigan was part of the British Colony of Quebec from 1774 until this treaty was signed in 1783
Treaty of Paris
Just like the University of Michigan, UConn has of these paintable mineral aggregations, however, Connecticut’s is on its North Campus
Rock
This city is home to the La Brea tar pits, the world's only active, urban Ice Age excavation site
Los Angeles
These laws dictate what kind of buildings can be built in certain areas and what those buildings can be used for
Zoning
This category’s clues look like clues in popular morning puzzles [9]
CROSSWORD
The first female governor of Michigan, she was born in Vancouver and grew up in California
Jennifer Granholm
The University of Connecticut’s main campus is located 22 miles east of Hartford in this village named after the brothers who helped to found the school
Storrs
Though Turkey’s capital, its largest city is the snowiest major city in the Mediterranean Basin.
Istanbul
Currently, many cities are facing heated-debate over whether or not to allow the development of these IT developments
Data Centers
In these categories, the correct answer is two words that sound the same but have different meanings
Homophonic Pairs
This abolitionist, most known for her speech “Ain’t I a Woman?” later lived in Battle Creek, and died there in 1883
Sojourner Truth
UConn’s athletic teams (except for hockey and football) rejoined the Big East Conference in 2020 after seven seasons in this “patriotic” conference
American Athletic Conference
This Florida city is the only major US city founded by a woman and over 70% of residents speak a language other than English.
Miami
Cities often develop these as frameworks for building towards the future
Comprehensive Plans
In these categories, the correct answer is two words or phrases combined into one that is made up
Jeoportmanteau
This Upper Peninsula city founded in 1668 was the first permanent European settlement in Michigan
Sault Ste. Marie
In 2013, Jane Henson donated $100,000 to this program at UConn, the only graduate-level one in the country
Puppetry
Dubbed the “City of the Eternal Spring”, this Colombian city also opened an outdoor escalator in 2011, saving residents from a 28-story climb.
Medellín
This movement was a 20th-century urban planning movement that promoted satellite communities surrounding the central city, separated by green belts.
Garden City
In these categories, the correct answer is some kind of similarity between multiple groups, kind of like the NYT Connections
Common Bonds