Geography/Land
The states that border Maryland
Delaware, Penniylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia
The year when the Europeans first set foot in Maryland
1631
Maryland's State Sport
Jousting
Record holder for the most Olympic gold medals of all time and is considered by some to be the best olympian of all time.
Michael Phelps
The State Bird
Baltimore Oriole
The large body of water that touches Maryland (Hint not a Bay)
The Atlantic Ocean
The fort that defended Maryland during the Battle of Baltimore in the War of 1812
Fort McHenry
The states nickname
The Old Line State
a woman that escaped slavery
Harriet Tubman
The State flower
Black-Eyed Susan
The Major Mountain Range in Maryland
The Appalachian Mountains
Maryland's Population
6.26 million
The colors of the flag (All four)
Red, Gold, White, and Black
Former slave who headlined the anti-slavery movement during the Civil War
Frederick Douglass
The State Insect
Baltimore Checkerspot Butterfly
Name 3 Cities in Maryland
There are a lot of cities in Maryland
Name any 2 Native American tribes that lived in Maryland
Accohannock, Assateaque, Choptank, Delaware, Matapeake, Nanticoke, Piscataway, Pocomoke, and Shawnee
The State Dog
Chesapeake Retriever
The Guy who made The Star Spangled Banner and The National Anthem
Francis Scott Key
The State Cat
What is the highest point of elevation in Maryland?
Hoye Crest on Backbone Mountain (3,360 feet)
The Nickname for the city of Annapolis
Athens of America
Most common animals found in Maryland
Coyotes, Chipmunks, Fish, Foxes, and Black Bears
The first African American Supreme Court Justice (Hint: He has an airport named after him)
Thurgood Marshall
The State Reptile
Diamondback Terrapin