.Trivia: The city of San Francisco was named after what person, who lived in what country, in what century?

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Answer: St. Francis of Assisi—a venerated religious figure who lived in Assisi, Italy in the 12th century.

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  1. “San Francisco” was originally known as “Yerba Buena” (Good Herbs). The “gentrification” of the Bay area also resulted in the re-naming of “Quenteen’s point, a promontory upon which a local rebellious “Indian” was tracked down by the “Rancher’s Assn. and hanged. We now know that promontory as “San Quentin”.

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