Cities & Landmarks
This city is home to the University of Notre Dame.
South Bend
This is Indiana's leading crop.
Corn
This Shawnee chief tried to organize the Indian resistance against settlers.
Tecumseh
This Native American's forces were defeated at the Battle of Tippecanoe.
Tecumseh
This man, known as the father of our country, was a central figure in the founding of the United States.
George Washington
New Castle
This is Indiana's most valuable livestock product.
Hogs
Early French explorers witnessed Native Americans playing a game in which players used a curved wooden stick to throw a ball into a goal. Today this game is known as ______________.
Lacrosse
He planted apple seeds as he walked through the Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois territories.
John Chapman
(Johnny Appleseed)
When the British passed a tax on tea, angry colonists replied with this historical protest.
The Boston Tea Party
The Indianapolis 500 is held in this county.
Marion County
This museum in Indianapolis is the world's largest museum devoted to kids.
The Children's Muesum of Indianapolis
This was the name given to Tecumseh's brother, Tenskwatawa, who was defeated at the Battle of Tippecanoe.
The Shawnee Prophet
This 1950s movie star from Marion starred in East of Eaden and Rebel Without a Cause.
James Dean
During the American Revolution, this man drove the British from the Ohio River Valey and took control of Fort Sackville.
George Rogers Clark
This Noblesville attraction, consisting of a 30-building living history museum, takes people back to the 1800s.
Conner Prairie Pioneer Settlement
Thirteen of these cross Indiana, more than any other state.
Interstate Highways
This is the name of the early Indian people who built the Angel Mounds near Evansville
The Mississippians
This late-night television talk show host from Indianapolis is a greaduate from Ball State University.
David Letterman
In 1774, leaders of the colonies gathered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to form this group, which soon agreed that the colonies should become independent of British rule.
The Continental Congress
This British fort was built in 1763 in Vincennes.
Fort Sackville
A standout at Springs Valley High School and Indiana State University, he went on to a successful professional basketball career with the Boston Celtics.
Larry Bird
This chief of the Miami tribe was defeated at the Battle of Fallen Timbers.
Chief Little Turtle
This singer and songwriter from Seymour wrote and performed many hit songs, including "Jack and Dianne" and Authority Song.
John Mellencamp
This speaker and statesman from Virginia is famous for his "Give me liberty or give me death" speech.
Patrick Henry