Can You Score 15/15 on This History of Indiana Quiz?
Iris | 22 - 12 - 2021
Updated: December 22, 2021 11:00 pm IST
Have you ever been curious about the state called the “Limestone capital of the world”? Indiana is a famous state also known as the “Crossroads of America” that is well known for its southern sensibilities, sports, and racing. Indiana statehood is not only about those sensibilities and farmland. Indiana territory has so many interesting facts. Play our Indiana state history quiz to know more about it.
1. What is the State Number of Indiana?
Indiana became the 19th state of the United States. Before becoming a state it was called Indiana Territory.
2. When Did Indiana Become a State in the US?
On December 11th, 1816 Indiana became the 19th state to enter the United States. Before becoming a state, Indiana was called Indiana Territory.
3. What Was Indiana Called before It Became a State?
On December 11th, 1816 Indiana became the 19th state to enter the United States. Before becoming a state, Indiana was called Indiana Territory. The very first capital of Indiana is Corydon.
4. Where Is Indiana Located?
Indiana is located in the midwest United States. It is bordered by Michigan to the north, Ohio to the east, Kentucky to the south, and Illinois to the west.
5. People from Indiana Are Called Hoosiers.
The people of Indiana are known as Hoosiers. The word Hoosiers is derived from the poem called “The Hoosier Nest” by John Finley. It is defined as “a man who carries corn.”
6. How Many Small Towns are There in Indiana?
These are 11 tiny towns in Indiana. Some of the smallest towns in the state are Stinesville, Pine Village, Buck Creek, Williamsport, Monterey.
7. Name the Largest City in Indiana?
Indianapolis is the capital and largest city in Indiana with a population of around 900,000 people. Before Indianapolis, Corydon was the capital city of Indiana.
8. Indiana Is Known as the “Limestone Capital of the World.”
Bedford, Indiana is also known as the Limestone Capital of the World because of the large limestone quarries around the city. Bedford covers a total area of 12.16 square miles.
9. Is Indiana Known as Corn Country?
Yes. Indiana is also known as corn country because of its vast farmlands and also the land in Indiana is flat. People will be working year-round.
10. Which of the Following Is the Nickname for Indiana?
Yes. Indiana is famous and it has so many nicknames. Among them, “The Crossroads to America,” and “Railroad City” are famous because it was a transportation and shipping hub for moving products across America.
11. The Summer Temperatures of Indiana Can Reach Upto __ Degrees.
The temperatures in Indiana are unpredictable. During the summer, temperatures can reach upwards of 95 degrees. While in the winter, it can go below negative 30 degrees.
12. Which Sport Is Famous in Indiana?
Indiana is known as the basketball capital of the world. And, also there is a saying “no one in Indiana is born without knowing how to play basketball.” The Indian Pacers have been a long-lasting pride for the Hoosiers.
13. The Monon Trail Is the State’s Smallest Walking Trail.
False. The Monon Trail is the biggest walking trail in Indiana. It is the oldest train route that has been transformed into the 26-mile long asphalt trail that ranges from northern Indianapolis to the downtown area.
14. Every Year during Memorial Day Weekend, Indianapolis Hosts the ____.
Every year during the memorial weekend, Indiana hosts the Indy 500 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. As you all know, Indian is famous for its international event called “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing.”
15. Does Indianapolis Have a Children’s Museum?
Yes. Indianapolis has a Children’s Museum and it is also famous for being the largest children’s museum in the world. There are five floors in this museum that covers history, science, and so on.
