HISTORY
What are the Cascades?
Washington's state bird.
What is the Goldfinch?
Washington's capital city.
What is Olympia?
Washington's tallest peak.
What is Mount Rainier?
Washington produces more of this food product than any state except California.
What is wine?
The name given to the indigenous culture that spread across the US 11,000 to 6,000 years ago.
What is the Clovis culture?
Washington's state flower.
What is the Coast Rhododendron?
Washington's state nickname.
What is the Evergreen State?
Washington's largest lake.
What is Lake Roosevelt?
The name given to a nearly complete 9000-year-old skeleton found on the banks of the Columbia River.
What is Kennewick Man?
This important Clovis archaeological site was discovered in the Sequim Valley.
What is the Manis Mastodon site?
Washington's state insect.
What is the Green Darner Butterfly?
What are Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Rainier, Mt. Hood, and Mt. Baker.
Washington's largest river.
What is the Columbia?
The eruption of this volcano 6700 years ago left a layer of ash across the Pacific Northwest.
What is Mount Mazama?
What made the Manis site so exceptional and important?
it provided proof that Clovis peoples hunted mastodons.
Washington's state waterfall.
What is Palouse Falls?
The number of federally recognized Indian tribes in Washington.
What is 29?
Washington's largest city.
What is Seattle?
Washington State's official state dance.
What is the square dance?
This historical era began in Washington State in around 7000 BCE.
What is the Olcott Period?
Washington's state marine mammal.
What is the Orca?
Washington's three national parks.
What are the Olympic National Park, North Cascades National Park, and Mt. Rainier National Park?
Fruit crop that Washington produces more of than any other state.
What are apples?
Washington's name is unique among all states in this way.
What is the only state named after a president?