Massachusetts
This famous coastal rock weighs seven tons.
What is Plymouth Rock?
This Broadway singer titled her 1956 autobiography Who Can Ask for Anything More.
Who is Ethel Merman?
This type of bread is associated with Judaism.
What is Challah?
This was the first President born in the twentieth century.
Who was John F Kennedy? (He was born in 1917.)
This famous painter of birds made his living as a portrait painter.
Who is John James Audubon?
This Massachusetts-born President was the first elected with a middle name.
Who is John Quincy Adams?
Who is Judy Garland?
This is the primary ingredient in baba ganoush.
What is eggplant?
This was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic in 1928.
Who is Amelia Earhart?
Alexander Calder was famous for this kind of "dangly" art.
What is Mobiles?
This is Massachusetts' state tree.
The Elm.
Yankee Doodle is which New England state's song?
What is Connecticut?
This people group were the first to start drinking chocolate.
Who are the aztecs?
This was the first British monarch to visit the US in 1939.
Who is George VI?
This noted sculpture died the year before finishing his colossal sculpture of four US Presidents?
Who is Gutzon Borglum?
Massachusetts Hall was built in 1720 and is the oldest building on this historic college campus.
What is Harvard?
This pioneering pop singer died in a plane crash on February 3rd, 1959.
Who is Buddy Holly?
This is the most popular spice in the world.
What is pepper?
This is America's largest art museum with more than three million objects located in Manhattan.
What is the Metropolitan Museum of Art?
You can walk the Freedom Trail in this city.
What is Boston?
This patriotic song was penned by teacher Katherine Lee Bates in 1893 after viewing Pike's Peak.
What is America the Beautiful?
In colonial times, people used this on meat so that it would keep longer.
What is salt?
Virginia Dare, the first English child born in America, was born in this state.
What is North Carolina?
This great artist is known for more than one hundred portraits of President George Washington.