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In what year did Andrew Jackson win a plurality of the vote in the presidential election but lose the
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| What was the first newspaper in America devoted to the abolition of slaves? |
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| Manumission Intelligencer |
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| What U.S. President visited the Tennessee Centennial celebration? |
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| President William McKinley |
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| Name the wealthy Nashville woman who was Vice President of the National American Women's Suffrage Association in 1920. |
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| Tusculum College, Tennesse's oldest college, is how much older than the University of Tennessee? |
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| One Day! (Tusculum founded on Sept. 9, 1794 and the University of Tennessee on Sept. 10, 1794) |
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| Name the Tennessee woman who sculpted the statues of Andrew Jackson and John Sevier which stand in the U.S. Capitol Building. |
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| What American president is credited with saying that Maxwell House Coffee is "good to the last drop" even though he may have never said it? |
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| President Theodore Roosevelt |
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| Which state university traces its origins to Blount College founded in 1794? |
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| The University of Tennessee |
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| What Tennessean and Life Photographer became one of the most influential photographers of the 20th Century? |
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| What was the first county created in West Tennessee? |
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| Hardin County created on November 13, 1819 |
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| What two football teams play home games at LP Field? |
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| The Tennessee Titans and the Tennessee State Tigers |
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| What Tennessee US Highway runs from Memphis to Chattanooga? |
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| How many Tennesseans won the Congressional Medal of Honor in World War II? |
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| The Tennessee Aquarium is located in what city? |
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| On what side did the majority of the Cherokee Indians fight in the Civil War? |
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| For the Confederacy (or the South) |
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| Tennessee's Centennial celebration was held in what year? |
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| 1897 (It was one year late) |
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| What Tennessee company employs the most people? |
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| Federal Express (located in Memphis) |
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| What U.S. President's grandfather migrated through the Cumberland Gap? |
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| What Tennessee State symbol is in evidence at Thomas Jefferson’s home at Monticello? |
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| Two huge Tulip Poplars grow on each side of the home. |
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| What university in Tennessee was originally known as Grant University? |
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| What Tennessee university is located near Sewanee, Tennessee? |
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| The University of the South |
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| What is the nickname of the Middle Tennessee State University sports teams? |
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| Seven Tennessee counties border two states. Name four of them. |
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| Shelby, Lake, Johnson, Polk, Marion, Claiborne and Wayne Counties |
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| What do Tennesseans Barbara Jo Walker and Kellye Cash have in common? |
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| Both were selected as "Miss America" |
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| Both were selected as "Miss America" |
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| What famous opera star grew up in Campbell County? |
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| Name the two Tennessee Supreme Court Justices who have also served on the Supreme Court of the United States. |
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| John Catron and Horace Lurton |
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| Who was James K. Polk's "First Lady?" |
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| What does TSSAA stand for? |
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| The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association |
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| Who coaches the Tennessee Titans? |
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| What Nashville university is located on the grounds of the former home of Adelicia Acklen? |
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| Where was William Lawrence when he wrote the Tennessee state poem? |
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| In a North Vietnamese prisoner of war camp |
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| What was the name used to describe the men who left Tennessee to fight at the Battle of Kings Mountain? |
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| Who is the current Vice-President for Agriculture at the University of Tennessee? |
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| Joseph DiPietro (pronounced DE PE ATE TRO) |
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| Who is the current coach of the Nashville Predators hockey team? |
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| Barry Trotz (pronounced TROTS) |
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| What is the smallest incorporated city in Tennessee? |
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| In what year did the Tennessee General Assembly purchase the Great Smoky Mountains area from private companies? |
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| What Tennessee-born journalist became the first African American with a syndicated column? |
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U. T. was officially named the University of Tennessee in 1879. What was its' name immediately prior to
this change? |
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| East Tennessee University |
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| Where does the TSSAA State football Championships take place? |
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| Cookeville on campus of Tennessee Tech University |
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| At what Tennessee middle school will you find a museum devoted to the Jewish Holocaust? |
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| Where is the Sam Davis Home located? |
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| Symrna (Sam Davis is known as the "Boy Hero of the Confederacy") |
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| In what city is JFG Coffee manufactured? |
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| By what name were the NFL's Tennessee Titans known before moving to Nashville? |
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| Which two of the Tennessee U.S. Presidents did not have a middle name? |
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| Andrew Jackson and Andrew Johnson |
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| What Knoxville-born author won the Pulitzer Prize for the novel A Death in the Family? |
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| What was the newspaper printed to serve the Cherokee people? |
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| At what Civil War battle were soldiers under Nathan Bedford Forrest accused of slaughtering black soldiers who tried to surrender? |
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| Where do the Boys and Girls State High School Basketball Tournaments take place in Tennessee? |
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| MTSU's Murphy Center in Murfreesboro |
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| Which university in Tennessee has participated in a men’s basketball final four? |
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| University of Memphis (at the time Memphis State University) |
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| What National Championship takes place each year at Standing Stone State Park? |
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| Where is Sarah Childress Polk wife of James K. Polk buried? |
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| The Tennessee Capitol grounds (with her husband) |
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| Which school in the University of Tennessee is located in East Tennessee? |
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| The University of Tennessee at Knoxville |
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| What university in Tennessee was originally known as Dixie College? |
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| Tennessee Tech University |
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| Who is the only person to serve two separate times as President of the University of Tennessee? |
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| What is the nickname of the University of Tennessee sports teams? |
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| What town in Hawkins County was the scene of several battles and skirmishes during the Civil War? |
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| Who was the long time political "boss" of Memphis? |
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| What controversial Tennesseean was nicknamed the "Grey-Eyed Man of Destiny?" |
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| What West Tennessee county seat is named for the intersection of two railroads? |
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| What former University of Tennessee quarterback was the number one overall selection in the 1998 NFL Draft? |
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| What Tennessee State Historic Park is at the boundary between Montgomery and Robertson County? |
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| What organization did Ida Wells co-found? |
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| The National Association of Colored Women |
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| How many state forests does Tennessee have? |
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| Who served as Tennessee’s first two United States Senators? |
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| William Blount and William Cocke |
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| What University of Tennessee sports team has won eight National Championships? |
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| The Lady Vols Basketball team |
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| Of the American first ladies to come from Tennessee, which was the best educated? |
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| Sarah Childress (Polk) (who was college educated) |
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| Who was the oldest governor ever to serve in Tennessee? |
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| Alfred Taylor (73 when inaugurated) |
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| Mike McCully of Livingston became the first Tennessean to do what? |
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| For what reason did Tennessee Governor Don Sunquist make the comment: "It stinks?" |
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| Peyton Manning's not receiving the Heisman Trophy |
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| What is the name of Tennessee's National Hockey League team? |
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| Who was the founder of the National Baptist Publishing Board? |
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| Who was the first Tennesseean to receive a telephone call in 1877? |
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| Sarah Childress Polk the widow of James K. Polk |
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| What Obion county town is known for its albino squirrels? |
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| What famous pop star attended Millington Central High School? |
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| What was the main crop grown at The Hermitage during Andrew Jackson's time? |
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| Which Tennessean failed to carry Tennessee when he was elected President of the United States? |
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| Where is the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration held each September? |
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| What is the nickname of the Vanderbilt University sports teams? |
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| Name a famous Civil Rights leader who trained at the Highlander Folk School. |
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| Rosa Parks or Martin Luther King, Jr. |
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| Who in 1964 became the first African American to be elected to the Tennessee State Legislature in the 20th Century? |
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| What is the nickname of the University of Tennessee at Martin's sports teams? |
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| What milestone did Tennessee reach in 1850? |
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| A population of over 1,000,000 |
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| Who was the first African-American student to graduate from a formerly all-white public high school in Tennessee? |
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| Bobby Cain, Jr. (Clinton High School in 1957) |
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| What was the slogan for the 1982 World's Fair held in Knoxville? |
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| What Nashville Home is known as the "Queen of Tennessee Plantations?" |
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| What is the nickname of the University of Tennessee Marching Band? |
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| The “Pride of the Southland” Marching Band |
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| Who was Clingman's Dome named for? |
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| General Thomas Clingman (Confederate General who later explored the Smokies) |
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| How many state parks are named for former governors of Tenneseee? |
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| What is the name of the basketball arena on the campus of the University of Tennessee? |
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| What group of writers associated with Vanderbilt University wrote the 1930 book I'll Take My Stand? |
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| What high school was literally blown up by those opposed to desegregation in Tennessee? |
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| Clinton High School (In Anderson County) |
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| For what Confederate General’s Calvary Unit did Middle Tennessee State University name it's sports teams? |
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| Nathan Bedford Forrest (Forrest’s Unit was called the Raiders) |
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| Name the Tennesseean who was one of the wealthiest women to live in the country prior to the Civil War. |
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| Adelicia Acklen (Pronounced ADD-UH-LAY-SHA AACK-LUN) |
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| What city hosts the Tennessee State Fair? |
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| What two Tennessee schools played in the state's first college football game? |
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| Vanderbilt and Peabody (November 27, 1890) |
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| In what year was the Krystal restaurant chain founded? |
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| What Tennessee town was completely relocated by the TVA to make way for Watauga Lake? |
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| Who was the governor who sent National Guardsmen into Clinton to restore order a few weeks after the integration of a high school there in 1955? |
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| What was the first black newspaper in Knoxville? |
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| Where can you see the play "Tennessee USA?" |
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| Only at the Cumberland County Playhouse |
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| From the 1920's until the 1960's, what grocery store chain dominated the Nashville market? |
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| Name the State Wild Edible Plant of Tennessee? |
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| In what Tennessee Town can you find the Ft. Pillow National Historic Site? |
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| Who was the first black Tennesseean to run for governor? |
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| William Francis Yardley (1876) |
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| What is the oldest college in Tennessee? |
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Tusculum College, Greenville; founded September 9, 1794 (prior to Blount College, later UT, founded in
that same year) |
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| Rockefeller Plaza in New York City is constructed from what native Tennessee material? |
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| Which school in the University of Tennessee is located in Southeast Tennessee? |
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| The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga |
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| In what northeast Tennessee town will you find a museum of artifacts salvaged before the town was flooded by TVA? |
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| In what Tennessee town will you find a museum for former Governor Gordon Browning? |
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| What was the docking area near the Shiloh Battlefield known as? |
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| What Tennessean is credited with the saying: “It doesn’t matter if you win or lose, but how you played the game?” |
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| Who was the first Tennessee governor to be born in the 20th century? |
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| Name the two places in Tennessee that have an active Amtrak station. |
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| What was the original governmental name for Oak Ridge? |
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| The Clinton Engineering Works |
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| What county boasts the Dunlap Coke Ovens Park? |
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| Who published the first newspaper in America devoted to the abolition of slaves? |
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| Elihu Embree (pronounced UH LIE WHO - M BREE) |
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| What is the nickname of the Tennessee Tech University sports teams? |
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| What famous actress graduated from Harpeth Hall School in Nashville in the mid 1990's? |
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| What future Tennessee governor was the editor of the student newspaper at Vanderbilt in the early 1960's? |
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| Who was the only Tennessee Governor to be elected but never take office? |
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| Robert Looney Caruthers (elected during the Civil War; did not take office because Andrew Johnson had been appointed military governor of the state by President Lincoln) |
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| Who was the first African American to practice law in Knoxville/ |
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| What university contains the only Naval ROTC unit in Tennessee? |
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| What was the first of the "normal" schools to enroll students? |
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| Middle Tennessee Normal School |
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| In Harrogate, Tennessee there is a university named for which president? |
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| Prior to TVA, what was the largest producer of electricity in Tennessee? |
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| The Tennessee Electric Power Co. (or TEPCO) |
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| What was the architectural centerpiece of the 1982 World's Fair? |
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| What Federal Law made The University of Tennessee a land grant university? |
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| Who in 1966 became the first African American woman eleceted to the Tennessee State Legislature? |
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| In what city did the 1982 World's Fair take place? |
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| Who was the first governor to serve a four year term in Tennessee? |
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| Frank Clement when elected in 1954 |
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| What was the name of the Nashville bond house whose demise signaled the arrival of the Great Depression in the South? |
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| In what Tennessee town was a circus elephant once executed? |
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| Who is the only former governor to serve as President of the University of Tennessee? |
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| What was the name of Judge John and Mary Overton's now famous Nashville home? |
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| What was the nickname of the bizarre kickoff return that helped the Tennessee Titans advance to Super Bowl 34? |
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| Which Tennessee President graduated from the University of North Carolina at the top of his class? |
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| What Tennessee county can claim to be the birthplace of Davy Crockett? |
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| The Mississippi River Museum is located on what island near Memphis? |
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| The Aquarium of the Smokies is located in what Tennessee town? |
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| What small county in Middle Tennessee has produced three governors? |
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| What was the name of the record company which produced Elvis’ first record? |
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| At what Tennessee high school will you find a museum devoted to the battleship USS Tennessee? |
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| What is the name of the facility in Nashville that hosts award winning Broadway plays? |
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| The Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) |
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| What Tennessean was the democratic nominee for the U.S. President in 2000? |
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| In what town is Austin Peay State University located? |
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| Robert Neyland (KNEE-LUND), the most successful coach in Tennessee Football history, was nicknamed what? |
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| The "General" (he was a retired U.S. Army General) |
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| By what name was the current Governor's Mansion orginally known by? |
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| The mission of these places is to preserve unquie examples of natural, cultural and scenic areas of Tennessee? |
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| What is the nickname of the University of Tennessee campus? |
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| What is the nickname of the Tennessee State University sports teams? |
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| What is the nickname of the U.T. Chattanooga sports teams? |
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| What state university in Tennessee changed its name in 1994? |
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| University of Memphis from Memphis State University |
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| What is the name of the arena in which the University of Memphis plays basketball? |
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| The National Storytelling Festival is held each year in what Tennessee town? |
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| What town is the home of the Miss Tennessee Pageant? |
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| What Tennessee city hosts the West Tennessee Fair? |
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| What state university in Tennessee dropped its football program in 2003? |
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| East Tennessee State University |
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| What happened to the University of Tennessee at Nashville? |
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| It is now part of Tennessee State University |
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| What famous Tennessee home was known by local Indians as "The house with a thousand eyes?" |
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| Blount Mansion (due to the large number of glass windows) |
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| What is the oldest current newspaper in Tennessee? |
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| The Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle founded 1808 |
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| What was the name of the Tennessean who signed all legal tender for the US government in 1913? |
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| Silver Dollar City in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee changed its name to what after being purchased by a prominent country music singer? |
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| The largest and bloodiest battlle fought in Tennessee occurred near Shiloh Church in West Tennessee. What does the word "Shiloh" mean in Hebrew? |
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| For whom is the Interstate system in Tennessee named? |
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| Al Gore, Sr. (note: the SENIOR is vital to the answer) |
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| Who is considered to be the "Father of Southern Football?" |
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| Coach Robert R. Neyland of the University of Tennessee (pronounced KNEE-LUND) |
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| Tennessee's Centennial celebration was held in what city? |
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| Tennessee's first college football game was played on what National holiday? |
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| Thanksgiving Day, 1890 in Nashville. |
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| What East Tennessee county seat was saved from flooding by Eleanor Roosevelt? |
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| What was engraved on the inside of Sam Houston's ring? |
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| What was the first television station to go on the air in Tennessee? |
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| Channel 5 in Nashville (WLAC..later WTVF) |
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| In what town is East Tennessee State University located? |
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| What is the largest stadium in Tennessee? |
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| Bristol Motor Speedway (seats 170,000) |
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| What was the Memphis Belle? |
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| A B-17 Bomber (the first to complete its tour of duty in World War II; later became a movie) |
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| What is the nickname of the East Tennessee State University sports teams? |
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| What city hosts the Tennessee Valley Fair? |
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| Where is the National Poke Sallet Festival held each May? |
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| Jackson County or Gainsboro |
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| What was the name of the Nashville factory that made warplanes during World War II? |
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| AVCO, or Vultee (both accepted) |
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| What Tennessee Native American was also known as George Gist? |
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| Who was the first Governor to be elected to two consecutive 4 year terms? |
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| What national restaurant chain originated in Lebanon, Tennessee and has it's corporate office there? |
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| What were "normal" schools? |
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| Schools founded to train teachers |
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| What article of clothing was former UT President Andy Holt known for? |
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| What Federal Law made Tennessee State University a land grant university? |
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| What is known as the”Mother Church of Country Music?" |
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| In what city was the first college football game played in the state of Tennessee? |
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| What was Sequoyah's occupation? |
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| What U.S. Army division is housed at Ft. Campbell? |
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| The 101st Airborne Division |
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| This part of the UT System does not have any undergradute students but houses the UT School of Medicine and Denistry? |
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| The University of Tennessee at Memphis |
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| What Tennessean served as the US Secretary of Education under President George HW Bush? |
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| What Tennessee entertainer was born in Nutbush, Tennessee? |
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| How many Tennessee governors served in the Confederate army during the Civil War? |
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| Five (Isham Harris, John Calvin Brown, Albert Marks, William Bate, and Peter Turney) |
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| What was Tennessee's first Clear Channel AM radio station? |
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| Name the motion picture filmed in Charleston, Tennessee which depicted the struggle between landowners and the TVA? |
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| Who is the only University of Tennessee President to also represent Tennessee in the U.S. Senate? |
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| In terms of acreage, what is Tennessee's largest state forest? |
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| Natchez Trace State Forest (35,904 acres) |
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What Tennessean said, "If I had a thousand lives, I would lose them all here before I would betray my
friend." |
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| What is the Tennessee state slogan? |
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| Tennessee--America at Its Best |
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| Who do the history books say was the largest Tennessean to have ever lived? |
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| What is the Woodland-era gathering place located in Coffee County known as? |
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| What was a hobby of Andrew Jackson's that would be considered illegal today? |
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| Cockfighting (although we will also accept the answers "betting on horse races" and "dueling") |
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| What Tennessean wrote under the name "Charles Egbert Craddock?" |
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| Who is the author of the official Tennessee State Poem "Oh Tennessee, My Tennessee"? |
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| When Nashville was first settled it was part of what county? |
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| Where is the University of Tennessee Space Institute located? |
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| Who is the current President of the University of Tennessee? |
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| Dr. Jan Simek (pronounced YAUN SIM-IK) |
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| There is a cancer center named for Tennessean Stanley Scott at what university? |
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| Louisiana State University |
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| In what Tennessee town does John Grisham's novel The Firm take place? |
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| Which school in the University of Tennessee is located in West Tennessee? |
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| The University of Tennessee at Martin |
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| What pro sports francise at one timed owned the park that is now known as Dollywood? |
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| The Cleveland Browns (Art Modell was the owner; the park was known then as Rebel Railroad) |
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| What house is located at 4580 Rachel’s Lane? |
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| The Hermitage in Nashville |
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| Where was the Grand Ole Opry performed from 1943 until 1974? |
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| What is the name of the Tennessee Titans mascot? |
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| What is Tennessee's largest State Park? |
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| Natchez Trace State Park (48,000 acres) |
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| What Tennessee university holds the NCAA record for the worst defeat in college football history? |
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| Cumberland University (Lebanon) 222-0 by Georgia Tech |
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| Who is the President of the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation? |
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| What is the nickname of the Austin Peay State University sports teams? |
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| Where is the Tennessee Aviation Hall of Fame located? |
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| Gatlinburg - Pigeon Forge Airport |
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| What American President met with Elvis Presley at the White House? |
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| What famous Tennessee whiskey distillery is located in Moore County, a place where its whiskey cannot legally be sold? |
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| The Jack Daniel's Distillery |
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| What Tennesseean was Chief of Staff for Ronald Reagan? |
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| What college football team defeated 5 top ranked football teams in a span of six days in 1899? |
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| The University of the South (Also accept Sewanee) |
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| What Wayne County-born author won the Pulitzer Prize for the novel The Store in 1933? |
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| In what Tennessee town would you attend the "Dogwood Arts Festival?" |
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