Exploring Delaware: Key Facts and Symbols

The video provides an overview of Delaware, known as 'The Diamond State' and 'The First State' for its historical significance in ratifying the U.S. Constitution. It discusses the establishment of New Sweden by Scandinavian settlers in 1638, who introduced log cabins to America. Delaware is highlighted as the second smallest U.S. state, being about twice the size of Samoa. The video concludes with a recap of Delaware's unique features.

Why is Delaware referred to as 'The First State'?

• It was the first state to declare independence.

• It was the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution.

• It was the first state to be discovered.

• It was the first state to have a university.

Which group of settlers established the first permanent colony in Delaware?

• English settlers

• French settlers

• Scandinavian settlers

• Spanish settlers

What significant construction did the Scandinavian settlers introduce to the New World?

• Brick houses

• Stone castles

• Wooden bridges

• Log cabins

How does the size of Delaware compare to Samoa?

• It is the same size as Samoa.

• It is three times the size of Samoa.

• It is twice the size of Samoa.

• It is half the size of Samoa.

What is another nickname for Delaware besides 'The Diamond State'?

• The Sunshine State

• The First State

• The Empire State

• The Garden State