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Why was Soldier Field given its name in 1925?
Answer: To honor fallen military veterans
Why: The Chicago Gold Star Mothers requested the 1925 renaming; the Bears did not move in until 1971.
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Which award was the Bears’ Super Bowl Shuffle nominated for?
Answer: Grammy Award
Why: The track reached number 41 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and raised over $300,000 for local Chicago charities.
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Which appliance nickname did Bears lineman William Perry have?
Answer: The Refrigerator
Why: Ditka also put Perry in the offensive backfield, where he scored a one-yard touchdown in Super Bowl XX.
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Which special-teams role made Devin Hester a Hall of Famer?
Answer: Kick and punt returns
Why: Hester returned the opening kickoff of Super Bowl XLI for a touchdown, the first player to ever do so.
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What iconic nickname was given to the dominant 1985 Chicago Bears defense?
Answer: Monsters of the Midway
Why: The Midway is a park beside the University of Chicago campus; its Maroons wore the nickname first, and the Bears took it over in the 1940s.
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In which decade did the Chicago Bears turn professional?
Answer: 1920s
Why: The Staleys began in 1919 as an amateur works team at A.E. Staley's starch plant, turned pro in September 1920 and moved to Chicago in 1921.