Question 1

Wyoming Territory

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The region that preceded the state of Wyoming, established in 1868.

Question 2

Equality State

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Nickname for Wyoming due to its historical role in women's suffrage.

Question 3

Statehood

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Wyoming became the 44th state to join the United States on July 10, 1890.

Question 4

Cheyenne

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The capital and largest city of Wyoming.

Question 5

Cowboy State

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Another nickname for Wyoming, reflecting its strong ties to the cowboy and ranching culture.

Question 6

Continental Divide

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A geographic feature in Wyoming that determines the direction of water flow.

Question 7

Yellowstone National Park

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The first national park in the United States, located mainly in Wyoming.

Question 8

Teton Range

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A mountain range in northwestern Wyoming, known for its stunning beauty.

Question 9

Wind River Range

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A mountain range in western Wyoming, popular among hikers and climbers.

Question 10

Bighorn Mountains

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A mountain range in northern Wyoming, named after the bighorn sheep.

Question 11

Devil's Tower

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A famous landmark in Wyoming, known for its unique geological formation.

Question 12

Jackson Hole

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A valley in northwestern Wyoming, popular for its outdoor recreational activities.

Question 13

Wyoming State Capitol

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The building that houses the state's government in Cheyenne.

Question 14

University of Wyoming

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The state's only four-year public university, located in Laramie.

Question 15

Chief Washakie

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A prominent leader of the Shoshone people, honored with a statue in Wyoming.

Question 16

Wyoming State Flag

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A blue flag with a white silhouette of an American bison and a red border.

Question 17

Wyoming State Seal

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Features the Great Seal of Wyoming, depicting various symbols and elements.

Question 18

Wyoming State Motto

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"Equal Rights," emphasizing the state's commitment to equality.

Question 19

Wyoming State Bird

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The Western Meadowlark, known for its melodious song.

Question 20

Wyoming State Flower

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The Indian Paintbrush, with its vibrant red color.

Question 21

Wyoming State Tree

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The Plains Cottonwood, a common tree found along rivers and streams.

Question 22

Wyoming State Animal

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The American Bison, representing the state's wildlife and history.

Question 23

Wyoming State Fish

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The Cutthroat Trout, a species native to Wyoming's rivers and lakes.

Question 24

Wyoming State Gemstone

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Jade, which can be found in certain areas of the state.

Question 25

Wyoming State Fossil

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The Knightia, an extinct fish species found in ancient Wyoming lakes.

Question 26

Wyoming State Grass

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Western Wheatgrass, a common grass species in the state.

Question 27

Wyoming State Mineral

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Nephrite, a type of jade used in jewelry and carvings.

Question 28

Wyoming State Reptile

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The Horned Lizard, a unique reptile found in the state's arid regions.

Question 29

Wyoming State Amphibian

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The Western Toad, found in Wyoming's wetland areas.

Question 30

Wyoming State Butterfly

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The Sheridan's Green Hairstreak, a colorful butterfly species.

Question 31

Wyoming State Gem

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Wyoming Jade, a type of nephrite jade found in the state.

Question 32

Wyoming State Soil

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Forkwood soil, recognized for its fertility and agricultural importance.

Question 33

Wyoming State Sport

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Rodeo, reflecting the state's strong cowboy and ranching traditions.

Question 34

Wyoming State Dinosaur

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Triceratops, a well-known dinosaur species found in Wyoming.

Question 35

Wyoming State Quarter

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A commemorative coin featuring various symbols of Wyoming's heritage.

Question 36

Wyoming Constitution

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The governing document of the state, outlining its structure and laws.

Question 37

Separation of Powers

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The principle that divides the powers of government among different branches.

Question 38

Bill of Rights

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The first ten amendments to the Wyoming Constitution, protecting individual rights.

Question 39

Legislative Branch

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The branch of government responsible for making laws in Wyoming, consisting of the Wyoming State Legislature.

Question 40

Executive Branch

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The branch of government responsible for enforcing laws in Wyoming, headed by the Governor of Wyoming.

Question 41

Judicial Branch

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The branch of government responsible for interpreting laws in Wyoming, including the Wyoming Supreme Court.

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