NC State symbols and Historical Sites

What is the state bird?

• Dogwood

• Finch

• Woodpecker

• Cardinal

What is NC State Flower?

• Sunflower

• Dogwood

• Maple

• Daisy

What is Tryon's Palace?

• The place of the Lost Colony

• The Old North State

• NC's First capitol, place where the Governor lived

• The State Motto

The dates May 20, 1775 and April 12, 1776 are on the state flag. What do they represent?

• Esse Quam Videri

• Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence and Halifax Resolve

• The State song

• When George Washington Danced at Tryon Palace.

What are the three historical Places in NC

• Asheville, Tryon's Palace, and Bath

• Louisburg, Roanoke Island, and Tryon's Palace

• Raleigh

• The Lost Colony of Roanoke Island, Tryon Palace, and Bath, NC.

Why is Roanoke Island important part of NC History?

• It represents where England tried to start a colony but the colonists disappeared.

• It represents where France tried to start a colony and were successful.

• It isn't important to NC's history.

• The English and the Native Americans grew close and forged a successful alliance.

What is the name of the North Carolina's state song?

• The Old South State

• The New North State

• The Old North State

• Oh Sweet Caroline

What is the name of North Carolina's first established town?

• Louisburg, NC

• Bath, NC

• Raleigh, NC

• Wilmington, NC

If we visit Roanoke Island, what would we learn about?

• The way England fought the French.

• The Lost Colony

• The workings of a new settlement

• The words to the Old North State

What is the meaning of the NC Motto, Esse Quam Videri?

• To be or not to be

• To see but not to understand

• To be, rather than to seem

• To have rather than to gain