ALL Oklahoma Governors - Statistics

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Hint	#	Answer	% Correct
Briefly governor for 9 days	17	George Nigh	100%
Longest-serving governor, remembered for his charm and pro-business policies	22	George Nigh	100%
First state governor, moved the capital to Oklahoma City	1 (Statehood)	Charles N. Haskell	50%
Convicted after leaving office on bribery and extortion charges	20	David Hall	50%
Young reformer, later U.S. senator and long-time University of Oklahoma president	21	David L. Boren	50%
Led the state through the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995	25	Frank Keating	50%
Was the first governor of Oklahoma Territory, served under President Benjamin Harrison	1 (Territorial)	George Washington Steele	50%
First Republican governor, emphasized fiscal conservatism and education reform	18	Henry Bellmon	50%
Returned to office, enacted education reform and tax increases	23	Henry Bellmon	50%
Impeached for conflicts with the legislature and accusations of misconduct	7	Henry S. Johnston	50%
Declared martial law against the KKK but was impeached and removed after 10 months	5	John C. "Jack" Walton	50%
First Native American (Chickasaw) governor; dealt with education funding battles	14	Johnston Murray	50%
First governor of Native descent (Cherokee Nation citizen), emphasizes business-minded reforms and tribal sovereignty disputes	28	Kevin Stitt	50%
First female governor, faced major budget crises and teacher walkouts	27	Mary Fallin	50%
Boosted wartime industry and agriculture; later became a powerful U.S. senator	12	Robert S. Kerr	50%
Promoted education and infrastructure during a stable administration	6	Thompson Benton Ferguson	50%
Populist, used the National Guard liberally during the Depression	9	William H. "Alfalfa Bill" Murray	50%
Focused on law and order during rapid population growth	2	Abraham Jefferson Seay	0%
Centrist Democrat, promoted education lottery and economic development	26	Brad Henry	0%
Conservative on spending, vetoed large institutional expansions	4	Cassius McDonald Barnes	0%
Focused on economic growth; marred by fundraising scandal	24	David Walters	0%
Expanded higher education but often clashed with the legislature	19	Dewey F. Bartlett	0%
Oilman governor, expanded public works and relief during the Dust Bowl	10	Ernest W. Marland	0%
Last territorial governor, unsuccessfully opposed statehood	7	Frank Frantz	0%
Expanded infrastructure but struggled with racial and labor unrest	4	James B. A. Robertson	0%
Young reformer who cracked down on bootlegging and pushed modernization	16	J. Howard Edmondson	0%
Established the State Highway Department and cracked down on gambling and alcohol	2	Lee Cruce	0%
Conservative, opposed New Deal programs, cut state spending	11	Leon C. Phillips	0%
Took over after Walton’s removal, emphasized fiscal responsibility	6	Martin E. Trapp	0%
Enforced school desegregation smoothly after Brown v. Board	15	Raymond D. Gary	0%
Known as a strict reformer and oversaw construction of the State Capitol	3	Robert L. Williams	0%
Pushed highway expansion and created the Turnpike Authority	13	Roy J. Turner	0%
Oversaw the Cherokee Outlet Land Run of 1893	3	William Cary Renfrow	0%
Completed Johnston’s term, stressed education and highways	8	William J. Holloway	0%
Removed from office by President Roosevelt after only six months after being accused of corruption and favoritism in land distribution	5	William Miller Jenkins	0%

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