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History:
1. What museum was originally the DuPont black powder manufacturing plant?
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Answer 1
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General Trivia:
2. Where is the Nylon Capitol of the World?
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Answer 2
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Arts:
3. The town of Milton was named for what English poet?
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Answer 3
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History:
4. WhIn 1777, what battle was the American flag first flown?
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Answer 4
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Geography:
5. Name the largest freshwater tidal wetland in Northern Delaware.
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Answer 5
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History:
6. What church is the oldest surviving church built by the Methodists?
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Answer 6
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General Trivia:
7. Delaware is the only state without what National system?
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Answer 7
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History:
8. What famous flag was flown at the Battle of Cooch's Bridge?
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Answer 8
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Arts:
9. Who is called the Penman of the Revolution?
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Answer 9
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General Trivia:
10. Delaware's State star located in the constellation of Ursa Major named what?
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Answer 10
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 20 December 2009 06:06 )
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Delaware Treasures
Penman of the Revolution
The Betsy Ross Flag
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Written by Vicki Lea
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Sunday, 01 February 2009 22:02 |
Check out these trivia facts from America's Treasures:
1. Where can you find the dive capitol of the world?
2. Name the city with the first skyscraper.
3. Where was Babe Ruth born?
4. Where was the first rocket created?
5. Name the largest cereal company in the world.
6. Name the largest cave in America.
7. Mount Vernon was home to what U.S. President?
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