50 State Trivia

West Virginia is famous for what natural resource?

T/F: Nevada has more mountain ranges than any other state.

Oregon is known for its nature, but the picture below is the world's tiniest what?

Kansas is home to a famous roadside attraction that is...?

The Mall of America is in which state?

How much did the United States pay Canada for the state of Alaska

Nebraska has more miles of ______ than any other state.

South Dakota has absolutely nothing but this.

The population of New York City is ________ the entire population of New York (state).

Almost two thirds (66%) of people from Utah have the same religion, what is it?

This president was born in a log cabin in Kentucky

Montana has the road with ________.

Sweet home __________ is a famous song.

New Jersey has the longest what in the entire world?

Maine has more of this animal than any other state!

Oklahoma has the world's first what?

Wyoming was the first state to do what?

Rhode island has the oldest one of these in America.

What military college is in the capital of Maryland?

Ohio is home to which sport's hall of fame?

The ____ zone is an area of Louisiana where nothing can survive because of pollution.

What is the only state that has hosted both the Summer and Winter Olympics?

What is the most common type of snake in Arizona?

This Iowa city has the shortest and steepest railroad in the world.

T/F It never snows in New Mexico

Paul Revere is from what Massachusetts capital?

Which of these famous people was not born in Mississippi?

The first battle of the American Civil War took place at this fort, in South Carolina.

North Dakota is the only state to never have which of these?

Which NFL team was in Missouri, but moved to a different city?

New Hampshire native Alan Shepard was the first American to do what?

Despite being nowhere near an Ocean, Tennessee has the largest what in the U.S.?

Which of these is Wisconsin NOT known for?

North Carolina has the oldest public college in the United States, which one is it?

Texas is fastest growing state in the United States, which city has the most people in it?

T/F: Washington is the only state named after a president?

Which of these is the most populated city in Pennsylvania?

What is this part of Michigan called?

Virginia has the most what in our country's history?

Who was the only president from Arkansas?

Vermont's capital, Montpelier, is unique in what way?