What things were named after Louis Jolliet the explorer?

- Jolliet, Illinois

- Jolliet, Quebec

- Jolliet Junior High School in McHenry, Illinois

- Jolliet West High School in Plainfield, Illinois

- Jolliet Catholic Academy in Joliet, Illinois

- The Louis Jolliet Bridge between Joliet and Rockdale, Illinois

- The Louis Jolliet Park in Joliet, Illinois

- The Louis Jolliet Mall in Joliet, Illinois

- The Louis Jolliet Golf Course in Joliet, Illinois

- The Louis Jolliet School in Lockport, Illinois

- The Louis Jolliet Elementary School in Ottawa, Illinois

- The Louis Jolliet Middle School in Shorewood, Illinois

- The Louis Jolliet Elementary School in Tinley Park, Illinois

- The Louis Jolliet Elementary School in Villa Park, Illinois

- The Louis Jolliet Elementary School in Waukegan, Illinois

What are examples of legends?

Lorraine Hansberry, activist playwright
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Maria Reiche
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Amar Veer Jorawar Singh Barath
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Lalla Fatma N'Soumer, resistant to colonization
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