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Hint
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Answer
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A
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Second most populated city
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Aurora
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B
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Team that was accused of intentionally losing the 1919 World Series
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Black Sox
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C
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This city is prounounced Care-O
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Cairo
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D
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Longest-serving Chicago mayor, 1989-2011
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Richard M. Daley
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F
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1871 disaster falsely thought to have been started by a cow kicking over a lantern
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Great Chicago Fire
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G
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Civil War general who lived in Galena, Illinois
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Ulysses S. Grant
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H
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notable novelist was born in Oak Park, Illinois in 1899 before traveling to Missouri, Italy, France, Spain, Cuba, and Africa
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Ernest Hemingway
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I
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Longest river that is entirely located inside the borders of Illinois
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Illinois River
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J
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Major city that stretches in Will and Kendall counties
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Joliet
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K
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Never put this on a hot dog
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Ketchup
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L
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State nickname
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Land of Lincoln
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M
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Great Lake Illinois borders
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Lake Michigan
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N
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University located in Evanston
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Northwestern
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O
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Main airport of Chicago
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O'Hare
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P
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Al Capone was the most notorious gangster in Chicago area during this era
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Prohibition
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Q
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Governor of Illinois from 2009-2015
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Pat Quinn
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R
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Blue-collar sitcom set in the fictional town of Lanford
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Roseanne
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S
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State capital
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Springfield
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T
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Name of the biggest daily newspaper based in Chicago
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Tribune
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U
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Nickname of mail bomber Ted Kaczynski
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Unabomber
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V
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City in southern Illinois named after a European city
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Vienna
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W
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Stadium where the Cubs play
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Wrigley Field
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X
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Roman Catholic university founded in 1846 in Chicago
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Saint Xavier
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Y
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Former meatpacking district in Chicago for more than a century
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Union Stock Yards
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Z
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Actress who plays Roxie Hart in the 2002 musical "Chicago"
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Renée Zellweger
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