50 States Trivia

This state’s capital city is Montgomery.​ (a)  

• Alabama
• Colorado
• Deleware
• Illinois
• Kansas
• Michigan
• Nebraska
• Nevada
• Utah
• Wyoming

This state grows more peanuts than any other state in the US.​ (a)  

• Georgia
• Wisconsin
• South Dakota
• Ohio
• Montana
• Maine
• Alaska
• Indiana
• New Mexico
• Vermont

This state is home to the Ben & Jerry’s ice cream factory which is open for tours and tastings.​ (a)  

• Vermont
• West Virginia
• Washington
• South Carolina
• New York

This state became the 9th state in the United States in 1788.​ (a)  

• New Hampshire
• New Jersey
• New York
• New Mexico

60% of this state is covered in woodland.​ (a)  

• Connecticut
• Colorado
• California
• Arizona
• Idaho
• North Carolina
• Kentucky
• Massachusetts
• Montana

The original entrance to Yellowstone National Park, the world’s first national park, was created in this state in 1903.​ (a)  

• Montana
• Oklahoma
• Oregon
• Rhode Island
• Washington
• Virginia
• Wisconsin
• Wyoming
• Hawaii
• Mississippi

This state is home to the Hershey’s Chocolate Factory.​ (a)  

• Pennsylvania
• Oregon
• Michigan
• New York
• Missouri
• Maine
• Illinois
• Colorado
• Deleware

This state’s name means “People of the South Wind.”​ (a)  

• Kansas
• Arkansas
• Iowa
• Kentucky
• Nebraska
• North Dakota
• Louisana
• Georgia
• Connecticut

You can visit the French Quarter, the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans, when in this state.​ (a)  

• Louisiana
• Massachusetts
• Florida
• Georgia
• South Carolina
• Tennessee
• Wisconsin
• Virginia
• West Virginia
• Illinois

Most of this state’s bison were wiped out in the 1800s, but some still roam at Fort Niobrara Wildlife Refuge.​ (a)  

• Nebraska
• Montana
• New Hampshire
• Pennsylvania
• Vermont
• Louisiana
• Kansas
• Georgia
• Connecticut
• Alabama