This huge land deal in 1803, consisting of Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, and parts of Louisiana and Texas, made Arkansas part of the United States.
What is the Louisiana Purchase?
This river forms most of Arkansas’s eastern border.
What is the Mississippi River?
This popular dairy drink is the official state beverage.
What is milk?
This major river runs through Little Rock.
What is the Arkansas River?
Daily Double!!
Bentonville is home to the headquarters of this famous shopping center.
What is Walmart?
What document serves as the governing framework for the state of Arkansas?
What is the Arkansas Constitution?
De Soto’s expedition was searching for these riches.
What are gold and silver?
This instrument, featured in the song "The Devil Went Down to Georgia", is the Arkansas state instrument.
What is a fiddle?
Arkansas is one of only a few states where you can dig for this precious stone.
What is a diamond?
This famous country singer from Arkansas wrote “Folsom Prison Blues.”
Who is Johnny Cash?
This right, assuming you have the proper licenses, is unique to Arkansas citizens regarding natural resources.
What is the right to hunt and fish?
Which pre-Columbian civilization was known for its mound-building in Arkansas?
What are the Mississippians?
It’s illegal to mispronounce the state's name in this way...
What is "Ar-Can-Sus"? Like Kansas, but with an AR at the front.
Look at you, you rebel.
The state’s main agricultural products include rice, poultry, and this cotton-like crop.
What is soybeans?
Before becoming the 42nd President of the United States, this Arkansas native served five terms as governor.
Who is Bill Clinton?
The Little Rock Central High School Integration Crisis led to a series of federal court rulings enforcing this in schools in Little Rock.
What is desegregation?
Henri de Tonti, a French explorer, established this first permanent European settlement in the state.
What is Arkansas Post?
Daily Double!!
The famous “Arkansas toothpick” is a type of what?
What is a hunting knife?
This river in Arkansas, popular for float trips, was the first U.S. river to receive the designation of "national river".
What is the Buffalo River?
The Little Rock Nine were a group of students who helped integrate (opposite of segregate) this high school in 1957.
What is Little Rock Central High School?
Arkansas officially became a state in this year. (Anagram of 3168)
What is 1836?
Arkansas became a separate territory in this year.
What is 1819?
The World Championship Cardboard Boat Races are held every summer in this lake town in Arkansas.
What is Heber Springs?
This system built along the Mississippi River, popular for driving along, protects Delta farmland from floods. (3 words)
What are the Mississippi River levees?
This type of music, often said to have begun in the Arkansas and Mississippi Delta, influenced rock and roll.
What is the blues?