Native Amerians
World War 2
Statehood
Industry
Environment
100

These Navajo men served in WW2 to deliver important messages at the front lines.

Code Talkers

100

What event brought the United States into World War 2?

Pearl Harbor

100

This US government body prevented NM from becoming a state earlier.

congress

100

What industry produces the most money for the state of NM? 

Gas and oil (petroleum)

100

What natural resource is lacking in NM? 

water

200

In terms of size compared to other reservations, where does the Navajo reservation sit? 

1st
200

People of this decent (race) were rounded up and forced to live in Internment Camps during WW2.

Japanese

200

NM was admitted to the United States as the _____ state. (looking for a number)

47

200

Name one of the two defense laboratories in NM. 

Sandia or Los Alamos

200

What is the largest lake in NM?

Elephant Butte

300

Early Pueblo People called these three crops the three sisters, 

corn, beans squash

300
The detonation of this device ended WW2.

Atomic Bomb

300

In terms of land area, NM ranks _________ in the United States. (looking for a number)

5th

300

Name one of the three Air Force Bases located in NM. 

Kirtland, Holloman, or Cannon

300

What is the tallest Mountain in NM?

Wheeler Peak

400

Who can claim to be the oldest Native American group living in NM? 

Pueblo

400

Name one of the two cities destroyed by the United States with an atomic bomb.

Hiroshima or Nagasaki

400

During the Civil War, where was the Gettysburg of the West battle fought. 

Glorietta

400

The city of Taos attracts many tourists who come to view the many _________ galleries.

art

400

What is our state bird? 

Road Runner

500

Who has the largest tribe today in the United States?

Navajo

500

Where was the first atomic weapon detonated? 

White Sands or the Trinity site.

500

What is the state capital of NM?

Santa Fe

500

This extended drought in the 1930's devastated New Mexico's farmers and ranchers. It came to be known as the: 

dust bowl
500

The National Reclamation Act of 1902 mostly protected this natural resource. 

water