This is the name of the cargo ship that carried the pilgrims to Massachusetts.
Mayflower
Thanks to a class at Kennedy school, this is our state bug.
ladybug
The year the pilgrims landed in the new world.
1620
The leader of the Wampanoags when the pilgrims arrived.
Massasoit
The capital of Massachusetts
Boston
The major league baseball team from Massachusetts plays here.
Fenway Park
This is our delicious state cookie.
chocolate chip cookie.
In 1788, Massachusetts became this number state.
6th
The famous inventor and politician born in Boston, who donated books to the franklin public library.
Ben Franklin
The highest point in Massuchusetts
Mount Greylock
The shield on the Massachusetts state flag is this color.
Blue
Our state fish shares its name with a peninsula in our state.
cod
The year John Hancock and John Adams signed the Declaration of independence.
1776
The last name of the father and son from Massachusetts who both became president of the United States.
Adams
the five states that border Massuchusetts
Vermont and New Hampshire, to the east and southeast by the Atlantic Ocean, to the south by Rhode Island and Connecticut, and to the west by New York.
The nickname of Massuchusetts.
Bay state
Grown in bogs all over our state. this is our state berry.
Cranberry
The year the Red Sox last won the world series.
2013
He is the current governor of Massuchusetts
Charlie Baker
This the longest river entirely within our state.
Charles river
In the language of the Algonquin people, the word "Massachusetts" means this two-word phrase... "G___ H___
"Great Hill"
You can climb this state tree all over Massuchusetts.
American elm or "Liberty tree"
The year John F. Kennedy was elected president
1960
She fought for women's rights and was the only first lady from Massuchusetts.
Abigail Adams
The body of water that separates cape cod from the rest of Massuchusetts
Cape cod canal