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What city is North Dakota's state capitol?
Bismarck
Fargo
Pierre
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President Benjamin Harrison, signed proclamations admitting North and South Dakota to the union in what year?
1901
1889
1850
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The word "Dakota" is a corruption of a Sioux Indian word that means what?
Enemies
Allies
Water
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Native American social gatherings, called "powwows", are an important aspect of Indian culture, and occur regularly where?
On reservations
Throughout the state
In Bismarck
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Powwows were held most commonly in the spring, to celebrate the beginning of new life and the end of the what?
Winter
Spring
Fall
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What is the North Dakota State tree?
American Elm
Japanese Maple
Northern Pine
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Who first settled North Dakota?
The Spanish
Native Americans
The Dutch
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When did Europeans first begin to explore North Dakota?
18th century
19th century
20th century
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In the early days, North Dakota's economy was dependent on....
Oil
Coal
Agriculture
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How many major Indian tribes were prevalent in the North Dakota area?
5
7
2
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From the late 19th century, North Dakota's politics was generally dominated by the __________party.
Tea
Republican
Democratic
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What is the North Dakota State slogan?
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Legendary.
Unlikely.
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1
What city is North Dakota's state capitol?
Bismarck
Fargo
Pierre
2
President Benjamin Harrison, signed proclamations admitting North and South Dakota to the union in what year?
1901
1889
1850
3
The word "Dakota" is a corruption of a Sioux Indian word that means what?
Enemies
Allies
Water
4
Native American social gatherings, called "powwows", are an important aspect of Indian culture, and occur regularly where?
On reservations
Throughout the state
In Bismarck
5
Powwows were held most commonly in the spring, to celebrate the beginning of new life and the end of the what?
Winter
Spring
Fall
6
What is the North Dakota State tree?
American Elm
Japanese Maple
Northern Pine
7
Who first settled North Dakota?
The Spanish
Native Americans
The Dutch
8
When did Europeans first begin to explore North Dakota?
18th century
19th century
20th century
9
In the early days, North Dakota's economy was dependent on....
Oil
Coal
Agriculture
10
How many major Indian tribes were prevalent in the North Dakota area?
5
7
2
11
From the late 19th century, North Dakota's politics was generally dominated by the __________party.
Tea
Republican
Democratic
12
What is the North Dakota State slogan?
Play here.
Legendary.
Unlikely.