One river that runs through this state is the Chaloosa, whose valley was explored by Father Emilie Fauthoux in the mid 1700's, while another geographical landmark is the Tonawanda Hills.
One river that runs through this state is the Chaloosa, whose valley was explored by Father Emilie Fauthoux in the mid 1700's, while another geographical landmark is the Tonawanda Hills. This state's notable feats in education include sporting the first university in the world to ever conduct extension courses by radio. Lesser known cities in this state include Catawba, Galop de Vache, and Mohalis, while important architectural landmarks include the thirty-five story tall Second National Tower. While this state's most important city was founded in 1792, it did not enjoy mass settlement until the 1860's. Politicians who hailed from this state include Lucas Prout, while the powerful Revelation Motor ► Company was founded in this state as well. Taking its name from a Potawatomi word for "catfish," better known residents of this state include Seneca Doane and the former Fran Voelker. For 10 points, identify this Midwestern state, which contains the sprawling city Zenith, the setting of such novels as Dodsworth, Arrowsmith, and Babbitt, and, of course, was created by Sinclair Lewis.
One river that runs through this state is the Chaloosa, whose valley was explored by Father Emilie Fauthoux in the mid 1700's, while another geographical landmark is the Tonawanda Hills.
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