Kansas Quiz 7

Question 1 of 87

1. Question

1. Jelinite is best described as:

A volcanic glass

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A fossilized tree resin

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A polished limestone

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Question 2 of 87

2. Question

10. How can jelinite contribute to Kansas’s economy today?

Large-scale mining

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Tourism and museum education

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Jewelry factories

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Question 3 of 87

3. Question

11. What happened to one of the main jelinite collection sites?

It was destroyed by erosion

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It became a protected national park

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It was covered by a reservoir

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Question 4 of 87

4. Question

12. Which idea best summarizes the importance of jelinite?

It is valuable mainly for jewelry

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It represents Kansas’s deep natural history

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It is Kansas’s most common mineral

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Question 5 of 87

5. Question

2. Jelinite was officially named the Kansas state gemstone in:

1938

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1975

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2018

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Question 6 of 87

6. Question

3. The name “jelinite” comes from:

A Greek word for amber

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A Kansas river

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A person connected to early discoveries

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None of the above

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Question 7 of 87

7. Question

4. Jelinite was found near which Kansas geographic feature?

The Arkansas River

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The Smoky Hill River

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The Missouri River

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Question 8 of 87

8. Question

5. What ancient feature once covered part of Kansas during the time jelinite formed?

A glacier

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A rainforest

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A shallow inland sea

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None of the above

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Question 9 of 87

9. Question

6. Why can amber preserve small details from the past?

It freezes organisms instantly

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It seals material away from air and decay

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It turns crystal overtime

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Question 10 of 87

10. Question

7. Which subject studies how people value and use state symbols like jelinite?

Chemistry

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Anthropology

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Astronomy

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Question 11 of 87

11. Question

8. Which pop culture example is commonly linked to amber preservation?

Jurassic Park

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Indiana Jones

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Star Wars

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None of the above

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Question 12 of 87

12. Question

9. Why is Jurassic Park’s use of amber considered unrealistic by scientists?

DNA does not survive long enough to clone dinosaurs

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Amber cannot preserve insects

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Amber does not form near dinosaurs

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None of the above

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Question 13 of 87

13. Question

A western state that does not have its own full state-level Endangered Species Act-like laws is:

California

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Nevada

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Colorado

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Wyoming

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Question 14 of 87

14. Question

African Americans serving in the Kansas 9th & 10th Cavaries were known as:

Mercenaries

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Buffalo Soldiers

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Free Men

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Black Shoes

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Question 15 of 87

15. Question

Amber forms from hardened tree resin that is millions of years old.

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Question 16 of 87

16. Question

Amber is often used in science fiction as a symbol of preserving the past.

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Question 17 of 87

17. Question

Besides TX & HI what other states were republics before becoming states?

WA, ID, OR

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OK, CO, WY

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UT, VT, CA

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None of the above

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Question 18 of 87

18. Question

Between 1900 and 1912 was percent of Kansas was given free to railroad companies?

0.01

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0.04

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0.16

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0.3

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Question 19 of 87

19. Question

Both pro-slavery and anti-slavery settlers moved to Kansas to influence the vote.

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Question 20 of 87

20. Question

During the Territorial Period in Kansas, how may state charters were given out to build railroads?

2

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22

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51

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101

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Question 21 of 87

21. Question

During World War II, Japanese Americans were incarcerated in what Kansas location:

Minidoka

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Topaz

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Heart Mountain

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None

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Question 22 of 87

22. Question

Federal Policies that greatly affect Kansas today and through history include:

Land Management

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Tribal Relations

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Endangered Species

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All the above

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Question 23 of 87

23. Question

For young and old Native Americans, a “bison jump” was a:

game

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hunting practice

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sport

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None of the above

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Question 24 of 87

24. Question

In what year did Kansas officially enter the Union as a free state?

1859

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1861

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1854

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1865

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Question 25 of 87

25. Question

Jelinite is a crystal that formed deep underground under high heat.

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Question 26 of 87

26. Question

Jelinite is associated with rocks from the Cretaceous Period.

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Question 27 of 87

27. Question

Kansas became a state shortly before the Civil War began.

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Question 28 of 87

28. Question

Kansas became the 37th state of the United States in July of what year?

1857

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1867

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1876

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1890

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Question 29 of 87

29. Question

Kansas is bordered by which state to the north?

South Dakota

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Iowa

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Colorado

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Kansas

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Question 30 of 87

30. Question

Kansas saw a famous massacre during the Civil War. What was the name of the Confederate guerrilla leader who led the attack?

William Quantrill

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William T. Sherman

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Jesse James

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Cole Younger

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Question 31 of 87

31. Question

New jelinite deposits are easy to find across Kansas today.

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Question 32 of 87

32. Question

Perhaps the best review of the American Buffalo was the documentary produced by:

Carl Sagan

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Steven Ambrose

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Ken Burns

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John Steinbeck

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Question 33 of 87

33. Question

Question – what is the State of Kansas’s Official Fossil?

Dinosaur

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Saurophaganax

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Tylosaurus

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Albertosaurus

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Question 34 of 87

34. Question

The Capital City of Kansas is:

Omaha

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Gretna

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Lincoln

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None of the above

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Question 35 of 87

35. Question

The driving force and reasoning that slowed Kansas’s statehood was:

Partisan Politics

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Racial Suffrage Clause

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Small Population

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All the above

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Question 36 of 87

36. Question

The fastest growing town in terms of population in Kansas is:

Gretna

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Lincoln

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Omaha

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Cheyenne

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Question 37 of 87

37. Question

The first African American troops to fight and die in the Civil War were from:

Missouri

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Kansas

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Ohio

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Utah

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Question 38 of 87

38. Question

The first Capital City of Kansas is:

Omaha

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Golden

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Lincoln

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Guthrie

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Question 39 of 87

39. Question

The first National Landmark established in Kansas was at:

Scotts Bluff

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Agate Fossile Beds

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Monument Rocks

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None of the above

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Question 40 of 87

40. Question

The Kansas National Forest is the largest hand-planted forest in the United States. In which part of the state is it located?

The Panhandle

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The Missouri River Valley

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central Nebraska

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The Sandhills

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Question 41 of 87

41. Question

The Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 established that the settlers of a new territory had the right to decide whether to allow slavery. What is this principle known as?

Manifest Destiny

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States' Rights

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Federalism

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Popular Sovereignty

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Question 42 of 87

42. Question

The Louisiana Purchase made the United States smaller.

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Question 43 of 87

43. Question

The name Kansas comes from the Kansa tribe.

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Question 44 of 87

44. Question

The Official State Fish is the:

Rainbow

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Channel catfish

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Cutthroat

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None of the above

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Question 45 of 87

45. Question

The Orator of the Plains, Chief Sanata, was:

Comanche

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Kiowa

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Cheyenne

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Araphoe

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Question 46 of 87

46. Question

The present Governor’s Name in Kansas is:

Michelle Grisham

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Laura Kelly

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Jared Polis

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Greg Gianforte

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Question 47 of 87

47. Question

The word “education” is not found in the Constitutions of:

Utah

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Wyoming

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Nebraska

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the United States of America

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Question 48 of 87

48. Question

The Wyandotte Constitution supported slavery in Kansas.

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Question 49 of 87

49. Question

To find a job, what must you exhibit to fulfill its primary task besides knowledge & interest?

skill

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ability

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effort

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All the above

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Question 50 of 87

50. Question

What are serviceberry fruits sometimes made into?

Paint

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Pemmican

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Rope

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None of the above

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Question 51 of 87

51. Question

What are the names of the 2 U.S. Senators now serving from Kansas?

Fischer & Ricketts

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Sheehy & Daines

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Moran & Marshall

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Bennet & Hickenlooper

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Question 52 of 87

52. Question

What event characterized by electoral fraud, raids, assaults, and murders between pro-slavery and anti-slavery forces was a prelude to the Civil War?

The Wakarusa War

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The Battle of Marais des Cygnes

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Bleeding Kansas

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Quantrill's Raid

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Question 53 of 87

53. Question

What event involved pro-slavery forces attacking and destroying the anti-slavery town of Lawrence?

Battle of Osawatomie

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Marais des Cygnes Massacre

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Sacking of Lawrence

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Wakarusa War

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Question 54 of 87

54. Question

What happened to Kansas’s entry into the Union as a free state that was finally resolved after several Southern states seceded in 1861?

It was delayed due to lack of a constitution

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It was blocked by the House of Representatives

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It was rejected by popular vote

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It was blocked by Southern senators

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Question 55 of 87

55. Question

What is the name of the state tree of Kansas known for its connection to the first pioneers?

American Elm

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Ponderosa Pine

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Eastern Cottonwood

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Black Walnut

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Question 56 of 87

56. Question

What is the official state motto of Kansas?

The Show-Me State

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Equality Before the Law

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Live Free or Die

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In God We Trust

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Question 57 of 87

57. Question

What is the state’s official nickname related to its major agricultural product?

The Cornhusker State

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The Sunflower State

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The Hawkeye State

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The Wheat State

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Question 58 of 87

58. Question

What issue caused the most conflict in the Kansas Territory?

Railroad construction

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Gold mining

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Slavery

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None of the above

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Question 59 of 87

59. Question

What Kansas city is home to the Dwight Eisenhower Presidential Library

Topeka

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Lawrence

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Abilene

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Emporia

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Question 60 of 87

60. Question

What major national event began soon after Kansas became a state?

The Civil War

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The American Revolution

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The Gold Rush

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Question 61 of 87

61. Question

What nickname described the violence in the Kansas Territory?

Dust Bowl Kansas

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Bloody Prairie

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Bleeding Kansas

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Question 62 of 87

62. Question

What unique feature does the Kansas Legislature have that sets it apart from all other US states?

Turnaround

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Unicameral

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Bicameral

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Tricameral

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Question 63 of 87

63. Question

What unique form of government does Kansas have?

A bicameral legislature

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A federal council

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A parliamentary system

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unicameral legislature

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Question 64 of 87

64. Question

What unique replica of a famous monument is found in Kansas?

Stonehedg

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Autohenge

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Statue of Liberty

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Metalhenge

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Question 65 of 87

65. Question

What was one major result of the Louisiana Purchase?

It ended westward expansion

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It doubled the size of the United States

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It created the Civil War

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None of the above

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Question 66 of 87

66. Question

What was the goal of popular sovereignty?

To let the president decide on slavery

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To allow settlers to vote on slavery

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To ban voting in the territory

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None of the above

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Question 67 of 87

67. Question

What was the name of the first territorial capital of Kansas?

Topeka

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Lecompton

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Lawrence

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Pawnee

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Question 68 of 87

68. Question

What was the name of the pro-slavery government that rivaled the Free-State government in Kansas Territory?

Osawatomie Assembly

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Topeka Government

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Lawrence Legislature

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Lecompton Government

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Question 69 of 87

69. Question

What year did Kansas become the 34th state of the United States?

1854

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1865

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1872

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1861

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Question 70 of 87

70. Question

What year did Kansas officially become a state?

1805

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1867

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1854

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1876

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Question 71 of 87

71. Question

What year saw the establishment of the Kansas Territory?

1821

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1854

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1803

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1867

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Question 72 of 87

72. Question

When did Kansas officially become a state?

1776

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1820

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1861

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None of the above

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Question 73 of 87

73. Question

When did women gain the right to vote in Kansas?

1869

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1896

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1905

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1917

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Question 74 of 87

74. Question

When Kansas granted women the right to vote, it became what # state following Wyoming?

4th

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6th

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14th

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Question 75 of 87

75. Question

Which constitution was eventually approved by Kansas voters and led to the state’s admission as a free state?

Topeka Constitution

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Lecompton Constitution

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Leavenworth Constitution

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Wyandotte Constitution

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Question 76 of 87

76. Question

Which country controlled the Kansas region before the United States purchased it?

Spain

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France

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Mexico

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None of the above

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Question 77 of 87

77. Question

Which document helped Kansas enter the Union as a free state?

The Declaration of Independence

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The Wyandotte Constitution

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The Emancipation Proclamation

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Question 78 of 87

78. Question

Which economic activity helped early Kansas communities grow?

Shipbuilding

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Trade along major trails

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Automobile factories

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None of the above

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Question 79 of 87

79. Question

Which of the following is the capital city of Kansas?

Topeka

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Lincoln

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Fremont

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Omaha

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Question 80 of 87

80. Question

Which one of these states does not share a border with Kansas

Colorado

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Nebraska

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Missouri

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Texas

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Question 81 of 87

81. Question

Who was John Brown?

An abolitionist involved in violent conflict

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A railroad owner

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A territorial governor

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Question 82 of 87

82. Question

Who was the first Governor of the State of Kansas?

Elisha Ferry

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Heber Manning Wells

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William A. Egan

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Charles Robinson

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Question 83 of 87

83. Question

Who was the first lady elected to the Kansas House of Representatives in 1981?

Mable Gillespie

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Clara Cressingham

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Carrie Johnson

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Minnie Grinstead

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Question 84 of 87

84. Question

Who was the first person of color to be elected Vice President of the United States and was from Topeka?

William Lloyd Garrison

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Frederick Douglass

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Charles Curtis

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George Washington Carver

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Question 85 of 87

85. Question

Why was Kansas considered a “proving ground” for American ideals?

It tested new farming equipment

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It showed how people fought over freedom and government

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It was the first territory with railroads

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None of the above

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Question 86 of 87

86. Question

Why were trails like the Oregon Trail important to Kansas?

They brought travelers and encouraged settlement

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They prevented people from moving west

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They were used only by soldiers

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None of the above

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Question 87 of 87

87. Question

~70% done! Question: Moving or speaking so slowly that other people could have noticed?

Not at all

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For last several days

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For more than half the days

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Nearly every day

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