Oklahoma History and Geography

The video introduces Oklahoma, its location, and its nickname, the Sooner State, derived from the 1889 land rush. It describes the Oklahoma state flag, highlighting the Osage shield and peace symbols. Oklahoma City, the capital, is noted for its central location and economic significance. The state bird, the Scissor-tailed Flycatcher, is also discussed, emphasizing its unique tail and behavior.

Which region of the United States is Oklahoma located in?

• Northeast

• Midwest

• South Central

• Pacific Northwest

How many states border Oklahoma?

• Seven

• Six

• Five

• Four

What historical event led to Oklahoma's nickname, 'The Sooner State'?

• The Gold Rush

• The Land Rush of 1889

• The Civil War

• The Trail of Tears

Who were the 'Sooners' in Oklahoma's history?

• Native American tribes

• Early settlers who claimed land before it was officially opened

• Gold miners

• Civil War soldiers

What is depicted in the center of the Oklahoma state flag?

• The Osage shield

• A star

• An eagle

• A buffalo

What do the peace symbols on the Oklahoma flag represent?

• The state's agricultural heritage

• The state's natural resources

• Victory in battle

• Unity and peace among different cultures

What is the capital city of Oklahoma?

• Tulsa

• Edmond

• Norman

• Oklahoma City

What is unique about the location of Oklahoma City?

• It is on the coast

• It is the oldest city in Oklahoma

• It is the highest city in the state

• It is in the middle of an active oil field

What is the state bird of Oklahoma?

• American Robin

• Bald Eagle

• Northern Cardinal

• Scissor-tailed Flycatcher

What is a distinctive feature of the Scissor-tailed Flycatcher?

• Its large size

• Its long, scissor-like tail

• Its colorful feathers

• Its melodious song