Early American Cities-Random but important

Home of the Freedom Trail, an easy-to-follow 2.5-miles path to visit 16 Revolutionary War landmarks. 

Which Indiana location was not named after a famous person?

Developed near a water fall near the headwaters of the Mississippi River

Which of the following is not an Native American name?

 Location of Fort Dearborn built in 1803, best football team in America

Follow the Star-Spangled Banner Trail, which highlights the tense battle when the British were held off at Fort McHenry

All of the following are mascots of sports teams with a connection to the American Revolution except

 Location of the largest and oldest stock exchange in the nation

 Indiana City known as the Queen city of the Wabash and location of National Road, Home of the Fighting Sycamores

All of the following have botanical nicknames for the schools except

the Crescent City, alluding to the course of the Lower Mississippi River around and through the city

All of the following cities have won a super bowl except

What is the explanation that people who lived in Indiana were called Hoosiers?

Valparaiso means what in Spanish?

All true facts about growing up in Wisconsin except

 The city named after a King near the confluence of the Mississippi and the Missouri Rivers, becomes gateway to west

Settlement on the basin of Lake Michigan by French explorers who named it La Bay Verte because of color of water

City on Lake Erie on the endpoint of the Erie Canal, 4 time super bowl loser

The Upper Peninsula region, commonly known as Yoopers, are attached to what state

With a fascinating past and more than four centuries of history, was initially settled in 1513 by Juan Ponce de Leon