New York State Trivia Questions

The video explores New York State, covering its history, famous landmarks, and fun facts. It highlights New York's role in the American Revolution, the significance of the Erie Canal, and its status as a major immigration center. Viewers learn about iconic sites like Niagara Falls, the Statue of Liberty, and Central Park. The video also shares interesting trivia, such as New York's history as the U.S. capital and its extensive subway system. The presentation concludes with a call to explore more resources.

Which city is the largest in New York State?

• Albany

• Buffalo

• New York City

• Rochester

When did New York join the union as a state?

• June 21st, 1788

• July 4th, 1776

• July 26th, 1788

• September 17th, 1787

Who was the Dutch explorer that played a significant role in New York's history?

• John Cabot

• Henry Hudson

• Ferdinand Magellan

• Christopher Columbus

What was New York City originally called by the Dutch settlers?

• New Utrecht

• New Rotterdam

• New Haarlem

• New Amsterdam

Which major battle of the American Revolution took place in New York?

• Battle of Yorktown

• Battle of Saratoga

• Battle of Long Island

• Battle of Bunker Hill

Which iconic New York landmark was a gift from France?

• Empire State Building

• Statue of Liberty

• Brooklyn Bridge

• Central Park

What is the state bird of New York?

• Northern Cardinal

• Bald Eagle

• Eastern Bluebird

• American Robin

Which of the following is a fun fact about New York?

• It produces the most apples

• It has the longest coastline

• It was the first U.S. capital

• It has the most lakes in the U.S.

How long is the Statue of Liberty's index finger?

• 7 ft

• 6 ft

• 5 ft

• 8 ft

What is the state tree of New York?

• Eastern Hemlock

• Red Maple

• Sugar Maple

• White Oak