US State Etymologies - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
The only state named after a US president Washington
100%
Its name comes from the nickname of Queen Elizabeth I, who never married Virginia
96%
Named after a Spanish word meaning "flowery" Florida
92%
The only state named after a French monarch Louisiana
92%
Named after the Spanish word for "mountain" Montana
84%
Named after a French phrase meaning "green mountain" Vermont
84%
Named after the false identification of the Native Americans Indiana
76%
Named after a Spanish word meaning "snow-covered" Nevada
76%
Named after the country from which it was acquired New Mexico
76%
Named after its founder, a Quaker leader Pennsylvania
76%
Named after an island in Greece, famous for housing one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world Rhode Island
68%
Its name comes from a word from the indigenous language Ojibwe meaning "large lake" Michigan
64%
Its name comes from a word from the indigenous language Ojibwe meaning "great river" Mississippi
64%
Its name was created by George Willing as a practical joke, having convinced others it was an indigenous word meaning "gem of the mountains" Idaho
52%
Named after a fictional island from the book "Las Sergas de Esplandián" California
44%
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