This former sportscaster and actor grew up in Dixon, Illinois and later became President of the United States.  

This merchant prince began his career as a stock-boy and eventually owned the most famous department store in Chicago.  

The Chicago White Sox earned the nickname “White Stockings” during the 1919 World Series.  

What events led to the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre of 1929 (as well as describing what happened that day) as described in the Sutton text?  (Use Sutton to cite your points.)

This Irish gangster had a flower shop on the near north side and was killed in his own shop by the rival south side gang.  Who was the Irish gangster?  

This man was Mayor of Chicago during the Haymarket Square riot.  He was later killed at the end of the Columbian Exposition in 1893.  

This Chicago basketball team has gone through many different names:  It was once known as the Stags, then the Packers, and even the Zephyrs for a while.  It still retains an animal name and won three national championships in 1991, 1992, and 1993.  

The Volstead Act made the prohibition of alcohol effective in the United States.  It was difficult to enforce and set up an entirely separate illegal economy.

The Chicago Cubs used to be known as the “Colts.” 

This former sportscaster and actor grew up in Dixon, Illinois and later became President of the United States.