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Which city in Pennsylvania has the world's largest chocolate factory?
Hershey
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Which city is represented by... 
Hershey, Pennsylvania
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Who founded Pennsylvania?
William Penn
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What is the abbreviation (shortened version) of Pennsylvania?
PA
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What are 2 documents that were signed in Pennsylvania?
The Constitution and The Declaration of Independence
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Which city in Pennsylvania used to be the original capitol of The United States?
Philadelphia
200
Which city is represented by... 
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
200
What religion was the founder of Pennsylvania?
Quaker
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What is Pennsylvania's nickname?
The Keystone State
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Why is Pennsylvania called The Keystone State?
It kept the colonies structured together like the keystone centerpiece of a stone arch
300
Which city in Pennsylvania was the home of a battle in the Civil War?
Gettysburg
300
Which city is represented by... 
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
300
What group of people lead for peace and unity among all people?
The Quakers
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What is the full name of Pennsylvania
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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Where can you see William Penn at the grocery store?
The Quaker Oatmeal container
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Which city is the capitol of Pennsylvania?
Harrisburg
400
Which city is represented by... 
Gettysburg, Philadelphia
400
Pennsylvania was not a state at first, but a...
colony
400
What is Pennsylvania's state bird?
The ruffed grouse
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What was NOT something that Pennsylvania was apart of?
A. Abolition of slavery
B. Democracy (ruling by the people)
C. Mining for gold
D. Religious Freedom
C. Mining for gold, is NOT something that Pennsylvania is recognized for
500
Which city in Pennsylvania is known for the three lakes that run through it?
Pittsburgh
500
Which city is represented by...
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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What year was Pennsylvania founded?
A. 1456
B. 1625
C. 1681
D. 1895
C. 1681
500
What is Pennsylvania's motto?
Virtue, Liberty, and Independence
500
Pennsylvania was responsible for industry (producing and collecting) what two materials?
Steel and coal