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Chicago, one of the largest cities in the United States known for its bold architecture on Lake Michigan, Illinois, has 1,451-foot skyscrapers. Skyscrapers include the John Hatchback Center, Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower), and the Newgate Tribune Tower and the Chicago Trump Tower.

The Chicago area was originally the territory of the Potawatomi tribe before the European settlers settled there. The name Chicago is coined by the French for the term Native American, meaning wild onion or wild garlic.

The first non-indigenous Chicago resident was a Haiti-born Freddie Baptist Pon Dosabel who lived in Chicago for 1780. Chicago was established as a city in year 1833 and 4 years later when its population reached about 4170. As the railroad expanded to Chicago, prosperity began. More than 300,000 people lived in the city during the year 1870. Among its tourist attractions are: Millennium Park (Chicago), Chicago's Menar, Oriental (Wilmet), Adler's Skyline, John Hancock Center, Willis Tower, Trump International Hotel Tower and the Art Institute of Chicago with Impressionist and Afterlife Impressionist is famous.

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