History of Delaware

What document was Delaware the first to sign of the original 13 colonies?

What country colonized Delaware from 1638-1655?

What ship carried the settlers from the above country along with the Fogel Grip?

What fort did that country establish, located in present-day Wilmington?

Who acquired Delaware in 1682 in order to give his other colony ocean access?

What was Delaware's colonial capital before Dover in 1777?

What historic north-south dividing line forms Delaware's western border?

Who is the only U.S. President that politically represented Delaware?

What large chemical company started as a gunpowder mill near Wilmington in 1802?

In what city was the University of Delaware chartered in 1833?

What type of state was Delaware during the Civil War specifically?

What country was the namesake of Delaware, the 3rd Baron De La Warr from?

The Battle of Cooch's Bridge was part of what war?

What canal was completed in 1829, cutting through the north of Delaware?

What gem, though not common in Delaware, is in one of the state's nicknames, as
Thomas Jefferson supposedly called Delaware a "jewel" among the states?

What coastal town, founded in 1873, is nicknamed "The Nation's Summer Capital"?

What was classified as Delaware's state bird in 1939?