Untied States Trivia 2

Each state is only metioned once.

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Hint	State
Home to Roswell, a town well-known for supposed UFO sightings.	New Mexico
A neighboring state to the above, most of the state does not recognize daylight savings time.	Arizona
State in which Coca-Cola was created.	Georgia
State in which Pepsi was created.	North Carolina
A road in this state has the highest speed limit in the whole country, 85 miles per hour on a 40 mile long toll road.	Texas
This state holds the record for the greatest temperature change, a whopping 103 degrees farenheit, from -54 to 49.	Montana
State home to Dorothy from 'The Wizard of Oz'.	Kansas
State that Dr. Oz, completely unaffiliated with the above, was born.	Ohio
State that Dr. Oz, yes the same one, ran for senate in 2022. (And lost)	Pennsylvania
This state may be home to the 'Windy City', the 3rd largest city in the country, but Springfield is it's capital, located much more centrally.	Illinois
Located just north of the above, this state was first settled by a Frenchman by the name of Jean Nicolet.	Wisconsin
The state bought from Russia and turned into a state in 1959.	Alaska
The other state to be established in 1959.	Hawaii
The state with the highest economy, higher than almost every other country in the world. (It would be the world's 5th largest.)	California
The state that borders Canada through a geographically vertical panhandle.	Idaho
The only state named after a president.	Washington
The state with the least populous largest 'city' that goes by the same name as a coat factory. (It's Burlington)	Vermont
A bordering state of the above that has the shortest coastline of any state.	New Hampshire
State with the most populous city in the country.	New York
This state has no natural lakes.	Maryland
This state has more businesses than residents.	Delaware
The state home to Mount Rushmore.	South Dakota
The state directly north of the above.	North Dakota
The state with the largest mall in the country. (Mall of America)	Minnesota
The only other state to border Canada that hasn't been mentioned yet. (Not including water borders)	Maine

Hint	State
This state is the only one to have a double sided flag. (It features a beaver on the rearside)	Oregon
The 'Palmetto State' (the tree is also featured on their state flag and license plates)	South Carolina
The only other state not so far mentioned that has a cardinal direction in it's name. Also they are the only state to have LOST population since 1950	West Virginia
The state with only two escalators.	Wyoming
The flattest state in America. (Not fattest, flattest)	Florida
The state where Walmart was founded, in Bentonville.	Arkansas
The only state in which some counties have legalized prostitution.	Nevada
The state originally founded by Mormons.	Utah
The only state left that is included in four corners.	Colorado
The state with the most recently changed flag. (Due to connections to the Confederacy)	Mississippi
This state borders the above and their flag currently features Confederate symbolism.	Alabama
The state home to the first professional baseball game, way back in 1871.	Indiana
The state home to the Pentagon building.	Virginia
The state that both planes that hit the WTC were coming from.	Massachusetts
The most densely populated state.	New Jersey
The 'K' in KFC.	Kentucky
This state is over a huge underground aquifer, the Ogallala Aquifer.	Nebraska
The highest windspeed was during a tornado in this state, clocked at 318 miles per hour.	Oklahoma
The final of the original 13 colonies to become a state.	Rhode Island
The only state to use 'Parishes' rather than counties.	Louisiana
The 'New Madrid Earthquake', the worst in America's history, was in this state.	Tennessee
The only state in which it's name starts with two vowels.	Iowa
The only state left on the west side of the Mississippi river.	Missouri
The third smallest U.S. state.	Connecticut
Home to a town by the name of 'Hell'	Michigan