This mouth-watering hot sauce was originally founded and is still made in North Carolina.
What is Texas Pete?
This is the art medium of the state.
What is clay?
The year that English explorers first claimed land in what is now North Carolina for the English Crown
What is 1584?
This is the state bird.
What is the Cardinal?
This was one of NC's most well known earthquakes.
What is the 1874 Rumbling Bad Earthquake?
This famous North Carolina restaurant, a favorite for tailgate parties, was founded in Charlotte in 1977
What is Bojangles?
This the beverage of the state.
What is milk?
He was the North Carolina's first African American representative in the US House of Representatives and represented the northeast counties in the state from 1875-1877.
Who is John Adams Hyman?
This is the state dog.
What is the Plott Hound?
The number of states that North Carolina Borders
What is 4?
This North Carolina candy uses the state bird in their logo.
What are Red Bird Mints?
This is the official state boat.
What is the shad boat?
The number of Native American tribes recognized by the State of North Carolina.
What is 8?
This is the state frog.
What is the Pine Barren Treefrog?
The oldest existing county in North Carolina.
What is Chowan county?
This NC cheese factory began as an effort by the Kraft Company in 1927 and today is the biggest cheese producer in the state.
What is Ashe County Cheese?
This is the state Military Academy.
What is the Oak Ridge Military Academy?
The reason that the North Carolina license plate has the phrase "First in Flight".
This is the state horse.
What is the Colonial Spanish Mustang?
North Carolina's largest river system.
What is the Cape Fear River?
This cracker snack got it's start in 1913 in Charlotte and the company is one of the country's major snack product companies today.
What is Lance nabs?
This is the official state flower
What is the Dogwood?
North Carolina takes its name from this monarch.
Who is King Charles I & King Charles II?
This is the state mammal.
What is the gray squirrel?
The number of counties in North Carolina.
What is 100?