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1. In which state is the Magnolia both the state flower and state tree?

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2. What famous musician was born in Tupelo, Mississippi, on January 8, 1935?

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3. What are the state bird and state tree of Mississippi?

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4. What is the oldest game in America, played by the Choctaw Indians of Mississippi?

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5. Leontyne Price, a native of Laurel, Mississippi, performed with what opera company?

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6. Borden's Condensed Milk was first canned in what Mississippi town?

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7. With a land area of 46,914 square miles, where does Mississippi rank among the 50 states?

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8. William Grant Still of Woodville, Mississippi composed what symphony?

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9. When did Mississippi achieve statehood in the U.S.?

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10. The name "Mississippi" is from an Indian word meaning what?

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11. In 1871, what town of Mississippi became the first town in the U.S to erect a Confederate monument?

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12. Delivering mail in Southeast Vicksburg, Mississippi, who was the first female U.S. mail carrier?

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13. Located in Greenwood, Mississippi, what is the largest Bible-binding plant in the nation?

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14. What city is located near the highest point in Mississippi, also the site of a Civil War engagement?

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15. Edwards, Mississippi is home to the world's largest plantation of which of these crops?

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In which state is the Magnolia both the state flower and state tree?
What famous musician was born in Tupelo, Mississippi, on January 8,...
What are the state bird and state tree of Mississippi?
What is the oldest game in America, played by the Choctaw Indians of...
Leontyne Price, a native of Laurel, Mississippi, performed with what...
Borden's Condensed Milk was first canned in what Mississippi town?
With a land area of 46,914 square miles, where does Mississippi rank...
William Grant Still of Woodville, Mississippi composed what symphony?
When did Mississippi achieve statehood in the U.S.?
The name "Mississippi" is from an Indian word meaning what?
In 1871, what town of Mississippi became the first town in the U.S to...
Delivering mail in Southeast Vicksburg, Mississippi, who was the first...
Located in Greenwood, Mississippi, what is the largest Bible-binding...
What city is located near the highest point in Mississippi, also the...
Edwards, Mississippi is home to the world's largest plantation of...
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