New York State History
The country that gave the United States the Statue of Liberty
What is France?
What is the location that on New Years Eve the ball drops to signify the new year.
Times Square has been a tradition since 1907. The first ball was made of iron and wood, while the modern one is made of Waterford crystal and LED lights.
What sport is Livingston Manor famous for?
Fly Fishing
What is the name of the mountains we live in?
Catskills
The location of the Baseball Hall of Fame
What is Cooperstown?
The man who "discovered" the Hudson River
Who is Henry Hudson?
Name at least 3 professional sports teams in NY
Yankees, Mets, Bills, Knicks, Islanders, Nets, Rangers, Jets, Giants,
What is the largest animal in the Catskill mountains?
Black Bear
The capital of New York State
What is Albany?
The largest river in New York State
What is the Hudson River?
The name the Native Americans that lived in Livingston Manor before the settlers?
Lenape
You can see Broadway shows on this street
What is Broadway
What was the name of Livingston Manor before it was Livingston Manor?
Purvis
The city that you should visit if you want to watch a horse race
What is Saratoga?
What is the name of the ocean on the coast of Long Island NY ?
Atlantic
The people who called New York 'New Netherlands' and Manhattan 'New Amsterdam'
Who are the Dutch?
The original color of the Statue of Liberty
What is copper?
Who is the Governor of NYS?
Kathy Hochul
The rock concert that lasted three days
What was Woodstock?
The baseball team with a stadium in the Bronx
Who are the Yankees?
The country that took over Long Island during the Revolutionary War
What is England or Great Britain?
The building in New York City that has 102 floors
What is the Empire State Building?
NY City is the largest city by population in the US?
True or False
True
There are over 8 million people living in NYC.
What is the name of the famous waterfall in NYS?
Niagara Falls
is located on the border of Ontario, Canada, and New York
The man-made waterway that links the Hudson River to the Great Lakes
What is the Erie Canal?