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American Trivia What two cities were linked by the Chisholm
Trail, the cattle driver's route first used in 1867? Which American state legislature is the only
one to have a single chamber? What city promotes itself as the "air capital
of the world" because it produces more aircraft than any other city? What special training was required of the first
airline stewardesses, hired by United Airlines in 1930? What is the foggiest place in the United
States? At 11:03 p.m. on February 28, 1983, why did
water usage in New York City rise by an unprecedented 300 million
gallons? In what year were FBI agents first allowed to
carry guns? What American statesman, in his later years,
regularly received mail deliveries at a park bench in Lafayette
Square, opposite the White Houser? What was the dark blue Crayola crayon called
before its name was changed to midnight blue in 1958? What did Wild Bill Hickok toss around his bed
so he wouldn't be surprised by anyone sneaking up on him while he
slept? What state has an average of 124 tornadoes a
year--more than any other? What name was given to the largest diamond ever
found in the U.S.? What did the middle initial O stand for in the
late Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas's name? What number iron did astronaut Alan Shepard
luse when he took his famous swing at a golf ball on the moon? What is the flickertail, from which North
Dakota gets its official state nickname, the Flickertail State? What did Robert LeRoy7 Ripley, creator of the
Believe It or Not newspaper cartoons, call his oddity-filled 27-room
home? How many of the ships involved in Columbus's
historic 1492 expedition made return voyages to the New World?
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