- This Oak Hill television went on the air on December 14, 1954.
- This Preston County town formerly was known as Portland and Cranberry Summit.
- Confederate General Robert S. Garnett was killed during what Tucker County battle?
- This native of Moundsville was the first president of the West Virginia Board of Control.
- What tragedy occurred in Whitesville on July 24, 1926?
- This man, supposedly the first permanent white settler in present-day West Virginia, died on November 17, 1766, at Bunker Hill in Berkeley County.
- This Doddridge County native was the only man to serve as governor and in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate.
- This West Virginian is believed to be one of only three conscientious objectors in the 20th century to win the Congressional Medal of Honor.
- This Morgantown High School math teacher was named the 2010 West Virginia Teacher of the Year.
- This was NOT a battle of the Civil War in West Virginia.
- This man named the Greenbrier community of Anjean by combining the names of his mother Ann and daughter Jean.
- This coal miner was the only person convicted of treason in the trials that followed the Battle of Blair Mountain.
- With 25 years of service, this current state senator is West Virginia's longest serving woman legislator.
- The Rending of Virginia by Granville Hall is a history of which period?
- Who were the first Europeans to colonize the Americas
- What was a common economic practice shared by Europe
- What Native American Group were prominent in the West Coast
- What Native American group were prominent in the East Coast
- What plants allowed for Native American tribes to become Agricultural
- What was one of the main effects of the Great Depression?