Michigan History Final Exam

What is the largest state park in Michigan at 59,000 acres?

Who was the first territorial governor of Michigan when Ohio became a state?

What university is located in Marquette, known for criminal justice, arts, and education?

Who was elected the first delegate to Congress from Michigan?

Who was a former governor of Michigan who joined the Union Army and died of typhoid fever?

Who was from Harbor Beach, was governor of Michigan and a member of the United States Supreme Court?

What is the state that is home to the Indianapolis 500, known for high school basketball, known as the Hoosier State?

Who is the only President of the United States from Michigan?

What is the name of the National Historical Park that celebrates mining heritage of Michigan's Upper Peninsula?

Who was the first Canadian born governor of Michigan?

Who was the governor who was responsible for the building of the Mackinac Bridge?

What province is home to more than 250,000 lakes, Canada's most populated province, known as The Great Lakes Province?

Who was a German who started a large fur trading business on Mackinac Island?

Who became the governor of the Indiana Territory which consisted of the western half of Michigan?

What lake has the world's largest freshwater sand dunes?

Who was the surveyor who discovered iron ore in the Upper Peninsula?

What is the oldest state park in Michigan founded in 1895?

Who was a captain in the Civil War, who later became governor of Michigan?

Who was the longest serving governor of Michigan Territory, he served 18 years?

Who was the first governor of the Northwest Territory?

Who was a trader from Mackinac Island whose house is the oldest in Michigan?

What means "keepers of the sacred fire," they lived in southwestern Michigan?

Who was the first and only governor from the Upper Peninsula?

What is the state that is known as America's Dairyland, Harley Davidson, known as the Badger State?

What means "to trade," they lived along the shores of Lake Michigan in the Lower Peninsula?

Who was the geologist responsible for the copper rush of 1844?

What university is located in Ann Arbor, known for education, kinesiology and physical therapy, and psychology?

What lake is the largest, coldest, and deepest of the Great Lakes?

What university is located in Ypsilanti, known for nursing, psychology, and social work and youth services?

Who founded General Motors which bought numerous companies making cars and car parts in charge of administration?

Who was the governor of Michigan who became Secretary of Housing and Urban Development?

Located in Mt. Pleasant, known for kinesiology and physical therapy, design, and accounting and finance?

Who built his first electrical battery and began experiments in Port Huron?

What is the name of the National Lakeshore with wild beauty with sandstone cliffs, beaches, waterfalls, and sand dunes?

What university is located in Kalamazoo, known for accounting and finance, communications, and aviation?

Who were the first people to live in Michigan, they lived in the western and southern part of the Lower Peninsula?

Who designed the Model T which became the most popular car in America?

Who was the first delegate to Congress from the western part of the Michigan Territory?

Who was the most prominent of the judges appointed to office in the Michigan Territory?

Who came up with the motto for Detroit "We hope for better things; it will arise from the ashes?"

What university is located in East Lansing, known for communications, agricultural sciences, and accounting and finance?

Who was the first Mexican born governor of Michigan?

What is the smallest state park in Michigan at 23 acres?

What lake has the largest shoreline of the Great Lakes?

What is the newest state park in Michigan founded in 2022?

Located in Detroit, known for criminal justice, kinesiology and physical therapy, and accounting and finance?

Who was known as the "Civil War Governor of Michigan" believed strongly in preserving the Union?

What was the first successful car maker in Michigan in 1897 in Detroit?

Who was the forth territorial governor and first state governor of Michigan?

What university is located in Big Rapids, known for criminal justice, information technology, and pharmacy?

Who was the first Republican nominated for governor of Michigan and first Republican governor of Michigan?

What means to "roast 'til puckered up'," they lived along the southern shore of Lake Superior?

Who is from Detroit, crossed the Atlantic Ocean alone in his single engine plane?

Who was the first foreign born governor of Michigan from England?

What lake is the warmest and shallowest of the Great Lakes?

Who sent surveyors to Michigan and said that the land was not worth farming?

What is the name of the National Lakeshore known for its huge scalable sand dunes?

Who founded General Motors which bought numerous companies making cars and car parts in charge of sales?

What state is home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, National Football Hall of Fame, known as the Buckeye State?

What is the name of the National Park, a park that is 132,018 acres, has a large moose and wolf population?

Who was from Owosso ran for President of the United States?

Who grew up in Detroit and became the world's heavyweight boxing champion?

Who started the Cliff Mine, which was the first successful copper mine in the Upper Peninsula?

Who was the Detroit businessman who removed the Ontonagon Boulder?