Historic American Cities - Statistics

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Hint	Initials	Answer	% Correct
Attacked on September 11th, 2001	NYC	New York City	99%
Founded originally as a gold rush city	SF	San Francisco	98%
The third and current capital of the United States	W	Washington	98%
The Declaration of Independence was signed here	P	Philadelphia	97%
Famous for its Mardi Gras celebration	NO	New Orleans	96%
Twenty-five people were killed and accused of witchcraft here	S	Salem	94%
In its heyday, it was the automotive capital of the world	D	Detroit	91%
Founded by Brigham Young, saying "this is the place"	SLC	Salt Lake City	91%
Location and battlesite of The Alamo	SA	San Antonio	91%
Cultural center of the Midwest	C	Chicago	88%
Steel and industrial capital of Pennsylvania	P	Pittsburgh	88%
Location of the Gateway Arch	SL	St. Louis	87%
Location of the Freedom Trail	B	Boston	86%
The first permanent settlement by the English	J	Jamestown	86%
Was the capital of the Confederate States	R	Richmond	82%
Colonial capital and original settlement in Georgia	S	Savannah	80%
Spanish colony with its renowned Pueblo Architecture	SF	Santa Fe	76%
Center of The Civil Rights Movements in the 1960's	A	Atlanta	75%
Birthplace of the National Anthem	B	Baltimore	74%
Location of Fort Sumter, the first battle of the Civil War	C	Charleston	73%
Once the world's largest grain port due to the Erie Canal	B	Buffalo	72%
The first permanent and oldest settlement by the Spanish	SA	St. Augustine	61%
Where the first professional baseball team was formed	C	Cincinnati	58%
Pennsylvanian city location of the 1889 Flood	J	Johnstown	30%

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