Maryland Geography and History Trivia

The video explores Maryland's rich history, notable cities like Baltimore and Annapolis, and its diverse economy. It highlights key historical figures such as Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass, and discusses Maryland's geographical features, including the Chesapeake Bay. The video also covers popular tourist attractions like Ocean City and Assateague Island.

Which city in Maryland is famous for its Inner Harbor and National Aquarium?

• Frederick

• Baltimore

• Ocean City

• Annapolis

Which Maryland city is known for its crab cakes and burger cookies?

• Annapolis

• Frederick

• Baltimore

• Ocean City

What is the largest estuary in the United States, located in Maryland?

• Potomac River

• Hudson River

• Chesapeake Bay

• Delaware River

Which Maryland city is home to the United States Naval Academy?

• Ocean City

• Frederick

• Annapolis

• Baltimore

Which industry is NOT a major part of Maryland's economy?

• Textile

• Aerospace

• Manufacturing

• Biotechnology

What was the Act of Religious Toleration in Maryland known for?

• Guaranteeing religious freedom

• Ending slavery

• Creating the first state constitution

• Establishing the first public school

Who was the first African-American Supreme Court Justice from Maryland?

• Harriet Tubman

• Thurgood Marshall

• Frederick Douglass

• Michael Phelps

Which Maryland native holds the record for the most Olympic medals?

• Thurgood Marshall

• Harriet Tubman

• Michael Phelps

• Frederick Douglass

What is unique about Smith Island's culture?

• It has a distinct dialect called Smith Island English.

• It is known for its large amusement parks.

• It is the location of the United States Naval Academy.

• It is the birthplace of Michael Phelps.

What is Assateague Island famous for?

• Its wild ponies

• Its seafood cuisine

• Its amusement parks

• Its historical monuments