MICHIGAN HISTORY
This is the largest freshwater lake in the world.
Lake Superior
MSU is formally known by this name.
Michigan Agricultural College (MAC)
This hall of fame running back has the most rushing yards in Detroit Lions history
Barry Sanders
This city is the Cherry Capital of the world.
Traverse City
The most popular card game Michiganders are known for playing.
Euchre
This is the state tree of Michigan.
Eastern White Pine
The name of its famous bell tower.
Beaumont Tower
What FCS football team beat the No. 5 ranked (in both major FBS polls) Wolverines in 2007?
Appalachian State
This city is the home of the Henry Ford Museum.
Dearborn
This workwear company was founded over 130 years ago.
Carhartt
This great lake has its own lake monster named Bessie.
Lake Eerie
What college did MSU basketball coach Tom Izzo play for?
Northern Michigan
The Detroit Red Wings last won the Stanley Cup this season.
2007-2008
Mackinac Bridge is this many miles in length.
5 Miles
This pop was first served by a Detroit pharmacist in 1866.
Vernors
Name three of the tribes native to Michigan.
Ottawa, Ojibwa/Chippewa, Potawatomi, Miami Huron
MSU's original mascot was this, otherwise known as "someone from the farm".
Aggies
The Detroit Lion's last playoff win was this year.
1991
This city hosts a Bavarian festival in June.
Frankenmuth
Michigan is first in the nation for the production of three types of this dry commodity.
Beans. Black beans, cranberry beans, and small red beans.
The first European settlement in Michigan was in this area.
Sault Ste. Marie
According to U.S. News & World Report, MSU ranks number 1 at these graduate programs.
Supply chain and elementary/secondary education
This Tiger's broadcaster has his own statue in front of Comerica Park.
Ernie Harwell
This Grand Haven lighthouse on Lake Michigan is often called this.
Big Red
This company was originally started as a small creamery by an immigrant from the Croats of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Their mascot is reminiscent of Groucho Marx.
Vlasic pickles.