New England + Mid-Atlantic
South + Midwest
West / S. West
Pacific + Hawaiian
Canada / Misc.
100

A state in the New England region.

Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachussetts, Connecticut, or Rhode Island

100
A state in the South region.

Kentucky, W. Virginia, Virginia, N. Carolina, S. Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee

100

A state in the W/SW region.

Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas

100

Settlers in Alaska.

Russians and indigenous

100

First group of people living in the US.

Native Americans

200

Popular cooking technique in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Pickling or Canning

200

Common crop grown in the south.

Sugarcane, rice, or peanuts

200

Settlers in W/SW region.

Native Americans, Spaniards, and Mexicans

200

Settlers in the Pacific Coast.

Chinese and Japanese

200
Date of Canada Day

July 1st

300

Popular bread dish from New England.

Indian Bread Pudding, Sally Lunn Buns, or Johnnycakes

300

African slaves introduced what 3 types of foods.

Soul, Creole, Cajun

300

Trail cooks cooked ______________ for cowboys.

Son-of-a-gun stew

300

Describe 'poi'.

Taro root ground up into a paste

300

Event that caused Americans to migrate to Canada.

Revolutionary War

400

Define 'red-flannel hash'.

Ground up leftovers fried up with beets

400

Event that caused Native Americans to move out of the Midwest.

Westward Expansion

400

One spice that spaniards introduced to the W/SW region.

Anise or Saffron

400

Group of individuals who were slaves.

Chinese

400

Year Christopher Colombus arrived in N. America.

1492

500

Pennsylvania Dutch were actually settlers from this country.

Germany

500

Example of an ethnic food introduced to the Midwest.

Swedish meatballs, Greek moussaka, German bratwurst, Polish sausage, or Italian lasagna

500

Dish made with chunks of beef and seasonings, later had beans.

Chili

500

Name of pit in Hawaii used for cooking.

Imu

500

First natives in Canada.

Aboriginals (First Nations + Inuit)

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