- What is the "Peanut Capital" of the world?
Dothan, Alabama
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- What is the "land of the midnight sun"?
Alaska
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- Where does the term "Pony Expressionism" come from?
The Trail of Painted Ponies
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- Where do the Peninsular Big Horn Sheep live?
Palm Springs, CA and the Bighorn Institute
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- The "Lions on Safari" supported which REAL lions?
The Sacramento Zoo
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- Which city chose artistic trees to decorate the landscape?
San Diego
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- What did Tony Bennett, the famous singer, decorate for the city of San Francisco?
A giant heart
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- Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger painted one of these for the city of San Jose...be careful...they bite!
A giant shark
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- What is one of the oldest communities in California?
San Luis Obispo, founded in 1774
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- Where is Pike's Peak?
Colorado Springs, CO
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- Where can you find real Pumas as well as artistic ones?
Durango, CO
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- What type of bird loves to migrate to Longmont, CO?
Canadian Geese
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- Which state had their senator and congressman support their public art project?
Connecticut
Senator Christopher Dodd and Congressman Christopher Shays Page 42
- Which NASCAR loving city created three public art projects?
Wilmington, DE
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- This is an election year...do you know who created the symbols for the two major parties and why?
Thomas Nast created them as cartoons in the 1870's to poke fun at the politicians
- What did he create?
Elephants for the Republicans and Donkeys for the Democrats
- Where can you find these "Party Animals"?
Washington, DC
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