New Hampshire Unveiled: Geography, History, and Nature of the Granite State

This video explores New Hampshire, covering its location in New England, its nicknames 'Granite State' and 'White Mountain State', the state flag's symbolism, and key cities like Concord and Manchester. It also highlights the state bird, the purple finch.

Where is New Hampshire located in the United States?

• In the southwest region

• In the northeast corner

• In the central plains

• In the northwest region

Which state is directly north of New Hampshire?

• Maine

• Connecticut

• Massachusetts

• Vermont

Why is New Hampshire known as the Granite State?

• Due to its granite mountains

• For its granite beaches

• Because of its granite quarries

• Because of its granite forests

What is the most famous mountain in the White Mountains of New Hampshire?

• Mount Jefferson

• Mount Adams

• Mount Everest

• Mount Washington

What color is the New Hampshire state flag?

• Red

• Yellow

• Blue

• Green

What does the laurel wreath on the New Hampshire state seal represent?

• Freedom and independence

• Strength and courage

• Honor and victory

• Peace and harmony

What is the capital city of New Hampshire?

• Manchester

• Portsmouth

• Nashua

• Concord

Which city is the largest in New Hampshire?

• Dover

• Nashua

• Manchester

• Concord

What is the state bird of New Hampshire?

• American Robin

• Purple Finch

• Bald Eagle

• Blue Jay

What do purple finches primarily eat?

• Nuts and grains

• Fruits and berries

• Sunflower seeds, millet, and thistle

• Insects