Colleges
The first college established in the United States in 1636.
Harvard University
This explorer named this country, America.
Amerigo Vespucci
An optical illusion created by sunlight refracting and reflecting through water droplets.
Rainbow
One of the largest, and possibly the oldest Megalithic (stone constructed)sites in North America is located in this NH city.
Salem
This many bones are fused together to make a turtle shell.
Over 50
The Latin term alma mater, which many alumni refer to when singing about their college, literally translate to this.
Nuturing Mother
Francis Scott Key wrote what would be adopted as our National Anthem during the War of 1812 when he watched the attack on Baltimore from this fort.
Fort McHenry
A sudden electrostatic discharge during a thunderstorm, caused by the rapid movement of air and ice particles in clouds.
Lightning
A stunning 56 mile stretch of Route 112 through the White Mountains National Forest is widely celebrated as one of the best fall foliage drives in the United States.
Kancamagus Highway
Narwhals are known as the unicorn of the sea. Their tusk is made from this material.
An overgrown canine
This traditional Ivy League school was famously satirized with the fictional college featured in the classic 1978 comedy film Animal House, many take this fact for "granite."
Dartmouth College
Americans, after World War II, started living outside the cities in their own homes. To move created a new place to live that was between urban life and rural life.
Suburbs
Shimmering, colorful light shows near the polar regions caused by charged solar particles colliding with Earth's magnetic field.
Auroras
The Puritan, a restaurant in NH, is owned and operated by which representatives in the US House of Representatives.
Chris Pappas
Cephalofoil is the formal term for the distinctly shaped noggins of what 360-degree seeing shark group.
To earn the title of Rhodes Scholar, an American citizen must be chosen to attend this prestigious university in England.
Oxford
The Constitution is a living document because it can be amended this number of times actually.
27
Located off the southwestern coast of the island of Mauritius, this phenomenon is a mesmerizing optical illusion. Powerful ocean currents sweep the white sand and silt off the coastal plateau and down into the deep oceanic abyss, creating the illusion of a massive, rushing waterfall beneath the sea.
Underground waterfall
This song was a parody that came out in 2010, talks about everything cool with New Hampshire.
Granite State of Mind
A "smack" is the collective term for a large group of what stinging, tentacled sea creatures.
In the land of dogwood trees, you can attend this state university to learn how to defend yourself against the dark arts - Harry Potter or Star Wars style.
University of Virginia
This was invented in New Hampshire and has revolutionized the fashion industry.
Zipper
The production and emission of light by living organisms, most commonly seen in marine environments and certain species of fungi or insects
Bioluminescence
This Keene NH man is enshrined in the National Cathedral in Washington DC for his contributions and ultimate sacrfice given during the Civil Rights Movmement.
Jonathan Daniels
In 1989, a ship hit a reef in the Prince William Sound and spilled more than 10 million gallons of crude oil over more than 1,000 miles of coastline. This is the name of famous, ill-fated two-word ship.
Exxon Valdez