Missouri History and Geography Trivia

The video provides an overview of Missouri, covering its geographical features, historical background, economic and cultural highlights, and state symbols. It discusses Missouri's borders, regions, and history from Native American times to statehood. The video also highlights Missouri's economy, the Pony Express, and its role in the Civil War. Additionally, it covers cultural landmarks like the Gateway Arch and Branson, and state symbols such as the dogwood and bluebird.

Which river shapes the majority of Missouri's eastern boundary?

• Mississippi River

• Ohio River

• Missouri River

• Arkansas River

Which region in Missouri is known for its high wooded hills and caves?

• Dissected Till Plains

• Ozark Plateau

• Osage Plains

• Boot Heel

In what year did Missouri become the 24th state of the United States?

• 1861

• 1904

• 1803

• 1821

Which industry is NOT a key industry in Missouri?

• Textile

• Mining

• Agriculture

• Aerospace

What was the starting point of the Pony Express?

• Kansas City, Missouri

• Jefferson City, Missouri

• St. Joseph, Missouri

• Sacramento, California

Which legal case in Missouri was significant in the events leading to the Civil War?

• Brown v. Board of Education

• Marbury v. Madison

• Dred Scott Case

• Plessy v. Ferguson

What is the tallest man-made structure in the United States located in Missouri?

• Statue of Liberty

• Empire State Building

• Gateway Arch

• Willis Tower

Where was the ice cream cone invented?

• New York World's Fair

• Chicago World's Fair

• San Francisco World's Fair

• St. Louis World's Fair

What is the state bird of Missouri?

• Northern Cardinal

• Eastern Bluebird

• American Robin

• Bald Eagle

What is unique about the state mammal of Missouri, the mule?

• It is a purebred animal.

• It is a hybrid and cannot reproduce.

• It is native to Missouri.

• It is the largest mammal in Missouri.