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Illinois - State Trivia Quiz

Can you guess this trivia about the midwestern state of Illinois? I'll have to make a separate quiz about the big city.
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Last updated: November 12, 2024
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First submittedSeptember 2, 2024
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State capital
Springfield
Largest city
Chicago
Nickname of that city
Windy City
County that city is part of
Cook
State nickname
Prairie State
River that separates Iowa and Missouri from Illinois
Mississippi River
Name one of the three largest suburb cities of the largest city
Aurora / Joliet / Naperville
City home to the Coronado Theatre and Burpee Museum
Rockford
Big urban park that includes Millennium Park and Buckingham Fountain
Grant Park
Great Lake touching Illinois
Lake Michigan
Prestigious university in Evanston
Northwestern
City that shares the University of Illinois with Urbana
Champaign
Tallest building in the world for 25 years
Willis Tower
US president born in the small village of Tampico
Ronald Reagan
Well-known comedian and actor from Peoria
Richard Pryor
Actor of Solo and Indiana Jones
Harrison Ford
Mob boss of the Outfit in the late 1920s
Al Capone
Sauk leader who led Indian tribes that lost a war against the US in 1832
Black Hawk
Neighboring town of Bloomington to the north
Normal
Tiny city at the southern tip of Illinois where the Ohio River ends
Cairo
Historic road that starts at 122 S. Michigan Avenue and ends in Santa Monica
Route 66
Event that killed 300 people and destroyed over 17,000 buildings in 1871
Great Chicago Fire
Event in 1893 which the first Ferris wheel was built for
World's Fair
State slogan, despite this person being born in Kentucky
Land of Lincoln
State motto
State Sovereignty, National Union
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