Statistics for All States by a Single Clue

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	Clue	State	% Correct
Pennsylvania	This state's Lancaster County is famous for its Amish Country	Pennsylvania	85%
Indiana	Residents are known as Hoosiers	Indiana	82%
Alabama	Site of the Selma marches during the Civil Rights Movement	Alabama	79%
Idaho	The Bitterroot Range separates it from Montana	Idaho	79%
Wisconsin	Fans of their NFL team are known as "Cheeseheads"	Wisconsin	79%
Maine	Closest state to Africa	Maine	76%
Arkansas	Bear Bryant and Bill Clinton were born here	Arkansas	73%
Florida	Its largest lake is Okeechobee	Florida	73%
Minnesota	Contains Angle Inlet, the northernmost point in the U.S. outside of Alaska	Minnesota	73%
Utah	Enoch, Moab, and Zion are among many biblical place names here	Utah	73%
West Virginia	The only state to secede from another	West Virginia	73%
Mississippi	Tupelo, Elvis Presley's hometown is in this state	Mississippi	70%
New Jersey	Thomas Edison's lab was in this state	New Jersey	70%
Hawaii	State with the highest % of Asian people	Hawaii	67%
Missouri	Visitors here might decide to go to Branson, a major hub for theme parks	Missouri	64%
North Carolina	Several of its biggest cities are in the Research Triangle	North Carolina	64%
Ohio	Goodyear Tires is based in a Rust Belt city in this state	Ohio	64%
Texas	Selena Gomez, Ross Perot, and Mark Cuban hail from here	Texas	64%
Georgia	Contains the biggest airport by # of passengers in 2018	Georgia	58%
Oklahoma	Settlers of this state wanted to get tracts of land "Sooner" than others	Oklahoma	58%
Oregon	Lewis and Clark found the Pacific Ocean while in this present-day state	Oregon	58%
New Mexico	The first atomic bomb was tested in the White Sands of this state	New Mexico	55%
Colorado	Is famous for its 53 "14ers," mountains with an elevation > 14,000 ft	Colorado	52%
Nevada	Famous hotels include Mandalay Bay, Park MGM, and Bellagio	Nevada	52%
Connecticut	First state with a constitution	Connecticut	48%
Iowa	"Field of Dreams" is based here	Iowa	48%
Massachusetts	Its capital city is on the Charles and Mystic Rivers	Massachusetts	48%
New York	Ghostbusters and West Side Story were based here	New York	48%
Arizona	Wyatt Earp had a shootout in Tombstone in this state	Arizona	45%
California	It contains Mount Whitney, the highest point in the continental U.S.	California	45%
Vermont	Rutland, Shelburne, and Essex are some of the biggest cities and towns	Vermont	45%
Illinois	Is known as the "Prairie State"	Illinois	42%
New Hampshire	One of its symbols is the Old Man on the Mountain	New Hampshire	42%
Wyoming	Both the first national park and national monument are here	Wyoming	42%
Louisiana	Some cities are Monroe, Lake Charles, and Hammond	Louisiana	39%
Virginia	This state's William and Mary is the second oldest university in the U.S.	Virginia	39%
Delaware	Notable beaches include Rehoboth and Bethany	Delaware	36%
Michigan	Copper Island is on the northern shore of this state	Michigan	36%
South Carolina	The first state to secede from the Union during the Civil War	South Carolina	36%
Tennessee	The Cumberland River flows through the state capital	Tennessee	36%
Arkansas	The easternmost U.S. state, contrary to what many might believe	Alaska	33%
Maryland	Has the highest median household income	Maryland	33%
Kentucky	Mammoth Cave, the largest cave system in the world is here	Kentucky	30%
Montana	Fort Peck, Blackhead, and Crow Indian reservations are located here	Montana	30%
Kansas	It contains both the town of Liberal and the Republican River	Kansas	27%
Rhode Island	Its technical name is five words, though nobody calls it that	Rhode Island	24%
Washington	The Chinook phrase Al-ki is the motto of this state	Washington	24%
Nebraska	The tourist slogan is "_______, it's not for everyone."	Nebraska	18%
North Dakota	It is the state with the lowest % of forested land	North Dakota	18%
South Dakota	Only 9,333 miles to Wall Drug!	South Dakota	18%