Branch of state government that makes the state's laws.
What is the legislative branch
100
1876
What year Colorado become a state?
100
The leading cash crop in Colorado.
What is wheat?
100
The state animal.
What is the Rocky Mountain Big Horn Sheep?
100
A landscape of shifting sand dunes that sometimes are as much at 1,200 feet high.
What is the Great Sand Dunes?
200
Branch of government that carries out the state's laws.
What is the executive branch?
200
He was the president when Colorado became the 38th state.
Who was Ulysses S. Grant?
200
The option that you do not choose.
What is opportunity cost?
200
The Lark Bunting.
What is the state bird?
200
Odd shaped monoliths, called earth pillars, are located in Colorado Springs and stand as tall as 330 feet.
What is the Garden of the Gods?
300
The governor.
What is the leader of the executive branch?
300
Why is Colorado nicknamed the Centennial State?
What is our nations birthday?
300
Losing money by making bad choices.
What is negative economic incentives?
300
The Columbine.
What is the state flower?
300
Cattlemen drove their herds to Colorado in the 1860s and 1870s to graze, then sold them and shipped them east using these…..gold miners also used them.
What is the railroads?
400
The name of the state legislature.
What is the General Assembly?
400
There are more than 54 of these mountains in Colorado that are more than 14,000 feet high/
What are "Fourteeners"?
400
Making money or saving money by making good choices.
What is positive economic incentives?
400
The state folk dance.
What is the Square Dance?
400
The state fair is held here in August each year.
What is Pueblo?
500
Hears legal cases and makes sure laws are constitutional.
What is the Judicial Branch?
500
Located near Canon City, it is the highest suspension bridge in the world.
What is the Royal Gorge Bridge?
500
Only the federal government has more employees than Colorado's largest private-sector employer.
What is tourism?
500
It is the state fossil.
What is the Stegosaurus?
500
Known by the clay containers they used to store water and corn, they occupied the mesas of southwestern Colorado before AD 100.