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SD by Ross & Kelsi

1.Tasunkewitko was a Sioux Chief whose nickname was Crazy Horse.

2. In 2002, one percent of residents were miners.

3. The State Motto is Under God The People Rule.

4. Signs all over the world point to the World Famous Drugstore in Wall for free ice water.

5.  Mount Rushmore was supposed to include the waists of the four presidents.

6. January's average temperature is sixteen degrees fahrenheit and July's is seventy-four degrees fahrenheit.

7. The Black Hills Reach 7,742 feet or 2,207 meters.

8. In 1743 the La Verendrye Brothers were the first white men to claim land under France.

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MAssachusetts

First Group

1. At the top of Mount Greylock is the highest point at 3491 feet.
2. The state mineral is babingtonite.
3. The chickadee is the state bird.
4. Massachusetts was the sixth state to enter the union in 1788 .
5. The American elm tree is the state tree.
6. The Connecticut River is the longest interstate river.
7. The ladybug is the state insect.
8. The Mayflower is not just a ship, but also is the state flower.
9. Benjamin Franklin was born in Boston on January 17,1706.
10. The state fish is the cod.

Second Group

1. Boston is the location of the statue representing the book Make Way For Ducklings
2. Four land regions:  the coastal lowland, the eastern upland, the western upland and the Connecticut valley lowland.
3. During the 1600's Puritans made it a crime to dance and wear buttons, lace or shoe buckles.
4. In 1692, there was a witch-hunt in Salem that led to nineteen people being convicted and hung as witches.
5. The state motto is " by the words we keep peace, but only under liberty."
6. The Boston Massacre occurred on March 5, 1770 after British redcoats fired on a crowd of people
7. American paper money is printed at the Crane and Company mill  in Dalton.
8. Paul Revere with William Dawes rode to Lexington to warn that the British were coming.
9. Fenway Park has been home to the Red Sox since 1912.
10. John Adams, the second president, and John Quincy Adams, the sixth president, were both from Massachusetts.

 

 

UT #2 BY DANIEL AND AIDAN

1. The state gem is topaz

2. The state name comes from the Navajo words “upper“ or “higher up” referring to the Ute Tribe.

3. John Jacob Astor was a wealthy fur trader of beaver, otter, and other furs.

4. The Honey Bee is the state insect.

5. The Mountain Meadow Massacre occurred in 1857.

6. The Allosaurus is Utah’s state fossil.

7. Behind-the-rocks in southwest Utah has fifty square miles of canyons, arches, and mesas.

8. The state mammal is the Rocky Mountain Elk.

9. Barney Clark was given the world’s first artificial heart.

10. The winter Olympics were held in Salt Lake City in 2002.

UT #1 BY HUGH & GRAHAM

1 Jim Bridger was a non-Indian explorer who found the Salt Lake but thought it was an ocean.

2 In 1850 the United States Congress makes Utah a territory.

3 Ute Indians raided the Mormon settlers which began the Walker War.

4 Utah is the Beehive state.

5 The state bird is the California Seagull.

6 The state motto is “industry”.

7 Reva Beck Bosone was the first woman Utahan to serve in the US House of Representatives in 1949.

8 In 1896 Utah became the forty-fifth state.

9 Gene Fullmer, born in west Jordan, was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame.

10 The state cooking pot is the Dutch Oven.

TX #2 BY MARY & ANNIKA

1 During the 1820’s, Texas was once a part of Mexico.

2 It is eight hundred one miles north to south and seven hundred thirty-three miles east to west.

3 The state small mammal is the Armadillo.

4 Illinois, Indiana, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, New Jersey, New York and Ohio could all fit in Texas

at once with space leftover.

5 Barbara Jordan was the first African American woman from the south to serve in the United States

House of Representatives.

6 Scott Joplin is known as the King of Ragtime music.

7 Dinosaur Valley State Park’s dinosaur tracks turned to stone.

8 In 1821, Texas becomes a state within the Republic of Mexico.

9 Two cities were named after famous people: Houston and Austin.

10 On New Year’s Day, Dallas holds the Cotton Bowl Game.

Correction:  For SD by Ross & Kelsi:

The first word in the first line should be Tashuncauitco not Tasunkewitko...the letters do not match Tasunkewitko (well it is for the puzzle I have anyway, lol)

Alexis