Exploring Kentucky's Geography and History

The video provides an overview of Kentucky, detailing its admission as the 15th state, geographical features, major cities, and demographics. It covers the state's history, including its flag, early exploration, and role in the Civil War. Kentucky's transition from an agricultural to an industrial economy is also discussed.

When did Kentucky join the Union?

• July 4th, 1776

• March 4th, 1791

• January 1st, 1800

• June 1st, 1792

Which state is directly behind Kentucky in population?

• Oregon

• Louisiana

• Tennessee

• Missouri

What is the highest point in Kentucky?

• Mammoth Cave

• Ohio River

• Cumberland Mountains

• Black Mountain

Which city in Kentucky hosts the annual Kentucky Derby?

• Lexington

• Frankfort

• Louisville

• Harrodsburg

When was the modern flag of Kentucky adopted?

• 1776

• 1792

• 1861

• 1918

Who were the first Europeans to explore Kentucky?

• Hernando de Soto and Francisco Pizarro

• Lewis and Clark

• Thomas Walker and Christopher Gist

• Daniel Boone and John Finley

When did Kentucky officially support the Union during the Civil War?

• April 12, 1861

• August 5, 1861

• January 1, 1863

• June 1, 1792

Which battle was the culmination of the C.S.A.'s Kentucky Campaign?

• Battle of Mill Springs

• Battle of Perryville

• Battle of Gettysburg

• Battle of Fort Sumter

What is the state flower of Kentucky?

• Goldenrod

• Bluegrass

• Dogwood

• Magnolia

Who is the only U.S. president born in Kentucky?

• George Washington

• Thomas Jefferson

• Abraham Lincoln

• Andrew Jackson