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US Michigan State History Test 1

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20 questions · All questions on one page

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History State History (High School) High School (USA History, 9-12, AP) USA USA History Standards & AP
What is this test? for High School History (9-12, AP US History), USA — High School (USA History, 9-12, AP) level, USA.
For High School students (9-12) including AP History in the USA
Section: History State History (High School) · Education: High School · Part: History State History (High School) · Country: USA

Knowledge of history is essential for understanding the vast accumulation from past to present and for establishing cause-and-effect relationships among historical events.

This test will help you develop chronological thinking and prepare for history questions on your exams.

By solving this test of 20 questions, you can both test your knowledge and identify the topics you need to improve.

Question 1
What landmark is Michigan known for?
A) Mackinac Bridge
B) a stadium
C) a desert
D) a mall
Question 2
Which state is called the Great Lakes State?
A) Maine
B) Michigan
C) Texas
D) Florida
Question 3
Which became a state last, Michigan or Nebraska?
A) Neither
B) Michigan
C) Nebraska
D) Same year
Question 4
What is the nickname of Michigan?
A) Lone Star State
B) Empire State
C) Sunshine State
D) Great Lakes State
Question 5
When did Michigan become a state?
A) 1837
B) 1836
C) 1838
D) 1847
Question 6
Which became a state first, Michigan or Delaware?
A) Same year
B) Delaware
C) Michigan
D) Neither
Question 7
Which became a state last, Michigan or Connecticut?
A) Neither
B) Same year
C) Michigan
D) Connecticut
Question 8
Which region is Michigan in?
A) South
B) West
C) Northeast
D) Midwest
Question 9
Which became a state first, Michigan or Illinois?
A) Illinois
B) Michigan
C) Same year
D) Neither
Question 10
Which became a state first, Michigan or Idaho?
A) Neither
B) Michigan
C) Same year
D) Idaho
Question 11
Which became a state first, Michigan or Massachusetts?
A) Same year
B) Neither
C) Massachusetts
D) Michigan
Question 12
Which became a state last, Michigan or Iowa?
A) Same year
B) Neither
C) Michigan
D) Iowa
Question 13
Between Michigan and Arkansas, which became a state first?
A) Arkansas
B) Same year
C) Neither
D) Michigan
Question 14
Did Michigan or Florida become a state first?
A) Same year
B) Michigan
C) Florida
D) Neither
Question 15
Between Michigan and Montana, which became a state first?
A) Same year
B) Montana
C) Michigan
D) Neither
Question 16
Did Michigan or Ohio become a state first?
A) Same year
B) Michigan
C) Neither
D) Ohio
Question 17
Between Michigan and Maryland, which became a state first?
A) Maryland
B) Same year
C) Neither
D) Michigan
Question 18
Did Michigan or Mississippi become a state last?
A) Mississippi
B) Michigan
C) Same year
D) Neither
Question 19
Between Michigan and Wisconsin, which became a state first?
A) Same year
B) Neither
C) Michigan
D) Wisconsin
Question 20
Between Michigan and Louisiana, which became a state first?
A) Michigan
B) Same year
C) Neither
D) Louisiana

About This Test

For Elementary to University (USA) — U.S. History from Colonial to modern era and World History across ancient to contemporary, including state history and AP. Section: History, USA.

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