The Wonders of Chicago: History, Architecture, and Culture

The video explores Chicago's cultural and historical landmarks, starting with the tradition of dyeing the Chicago River green for St. Patrick's Day. It delves into the city's history, rapid growth, and architectural evolution, highlighting the construction of the Willis Tower. The video also covers Millennium Park's cultural sites and the Shedd Aquarium, emphasizing Chicago's vibrant community and unique local cuisine.

What color is the Chicago River dyed to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day?

• Red

• Purple

• Green

• Orange

What was the original name of the city of Chicago derived from?

• A famous river

• A French explorer

• A Native American tribe

• A type of wild garlic

Which U.S. President was nominated in Chicago at the 1860 Republican National Convention?

• George Washington

• Thomas Jefferson

• Abraham Lincoln

• Theodore Roosevelt

What was the world's first skyscraper built in Chicago?

• Chrysler Building

• Willis Tower

• Home Insurance Building

• Empire State Building

Who was the architect behind the design of the Willis Tower?

• Frank Lloyd Wright

• Fazlur Rahman Khan

• Zaha Hadid

• I.M. Pei

What is the famous reflective sculpture in Millennium Park commonly called?

• The Dome

• The Egg

• The Bean

• The Sphere

Which of the following is a popular local dish in Chicago?

• New York-style pizza

• Philly cheesesteak

• Deep dish pizza

• Texas barbecue