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Midwest U.S. Trivia A-Z

OPE! Do you know each of these things that have to do with the Midwest? There's an answer for each letter to the alphabet!
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Letter
Clue
Answer
A
Home of the Michigan Wolverines
Ann Arbor
B
Term that refers to the Midwest's agricultural significance
Breadbasket
C
Wisconsinite, or a fan of the Packers
Cheesehead
D
City found at the tri-point of Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin
Dubuque
E
This card game of taking tricks uses only about half the deck
Euchre
F
Expect to see these over the late summer months at the state and county levels
Fairs
G
The pump for this originated in Fort Wayne, Indiana
Gasoline
H
This region more or less overlaps with the Midwest
Heartland
I
Its suburbs include Carmel and Fishers
Indianapolis
J
This 4x NBA MVP grew up in Akron, Ohio
LeBron James
K
Slapping this body part and saying "welp" initiates a Midwestern goodbye
Knees
L
This TV show follows the Ingalls family
Little House on the Prairie
M
Save big money at this home improvement retail chain
Menards
Letter
Clue
Answer
N
This created a new territory in the US in 1787
Northwest Ordinance
O
Great Lakes Native American tribe
Ojibwe
P
The Midwest is infamous for having many of these on roads
Potholes
Q
Region on the border of Iowa and Illinois
Quad Cities
R
The NHL team with the most Stanley Cups from the US
Red Wings
S
This fictional superhero grew up in Smallville, Kansas
Superman
T
City & strip of land fought over between Michigan and Ohio
Toledo
U
This manufacturing company's growth and decline matched the Steel Belt's transition into the Rust Belt
U.S. Steel
V
Either a river in South Dakota or a city in Ohio (if spelled with one L)
Vermillion
W
Founded in 1903, this was the first national park in the Midwest
Wind Cave
X
Namesake of a university in Cincinnati
St. Francis Xavier
Y
City adjacent to A
Ypsilanti
Z
Invasive freshwater mussel that has been destructive in the Great Lakes
Zebra mussel
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