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100

In what year did Minnesota become the 32nd state of the United States?

1858

100

This famous author from Minnesota wrote the "Little House on the Prairie" books.

Laura Ingalls Wilder

100

What iconic music venue in Minneapolis is known for hosting famous artists and bands?

First Avenue

100

Name one of the indigenous tribes that have a reservation in Minnesota.

Ojibwe, Dakota, Winnebago, etc.

100

What is the official state bird of Minnesota?

Common Loon

200

What major river runs through Minnesota, known for its importance in the state's history?

Mississippi River

200

Who was the legendary musician born in Minnesota known for his hit song "Purple Rain"?

Prince

200

Name the largest shopping mall in the United States located in Minnesota.

Mall of America

200

Which Native American tribe historically lived in the area around Mille Lacs Lake in Minnesota?

Ojibwe

200

Name the state flower of Minnesota, which blooms in the spring and summer.

Pink and White Lady's Slipper

300

Can you name one famous event that occurred during the Dakota War of 1862 in Minnesota?

Battle of Wood Lake, Hangings in Mankato, Acton

300

Which famous American aviator was born in Minnesota and made history as the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean?

Amelia Earhart

300

Which historic fort in Minnesota was established by the United States Army in the early 19th century?

Fort Snelling

300

What type of dwelling did the Ojibwe and Dakota tribes traditionally live in during Minnesota's early history?

Wigwam, Tipi

300

This large mammal, often found in Minnesota's forests, is the state's official mammal.

White-tailed Deer

400

Who first discovered St. Anthony Falls?

Fr. Hennepin

400

Name the former professional wrestler and actor from Minnesota who became governor of the state.

Jesse Ventura

400

This natural aquatic landmark in the northern part of the state is known for its unique rock formations and scenic views.

Lake Superior

400

This Native American tribe is known for their role in maple sugaring and wild rice harvesting in Minnesota.

Ojibwe

400

Which freshwater fish, common in Minnesota's lakes and rivers, is the state fish?

Walleye

500

What is the significance of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in Minnesota's history?

It is a protected wilderness area known for its pristine lakes, abundant wildlife, and recreational opportunities.

500

This politician from MN served as a US Senator from 1949 - 1964 and as Vice President of the United States from 1965 - 1969.

Senator Hubert Humphrey

500

The widest part of this river can be found at Lake Winnibigoshish near Bena, MN, where it is wider than 11 miles.

The Mississippi River
500

Which Native American tribe holds an annual powwow at their reservation in Shakopee, Minnesota?

Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community

500

What is the official state fruit of Minnesota, originally cultivated by the University of Minnesota?

Honeycrisp Apple