Dive into the rich history, diverse geography, and vibrant culture of Indiana. Test your knowledge about the Hoosier State and see how much you really know about its landmarks, history, and hidden gems.
1. Which French explorer visited the area now known as Indiana in the early 1600s?
Samuel de Champlain
Jean Nicolet
René-Robert Cavelier
Jacques Cartier
2. In what year did Indiana become the 19th state of the United States?
1805
1820
1816
1783
3. What is the name of the world's oldest continuously operating auto race course located in Indiana?
Daytona International Speedway
Le Mans Circuit
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Brooklands Circuit
4. Which river forms the southern border of Indiana?
Ohio River
Mississippi River
White River
Wabash River
5. Which Native American culture is known for constructing mounds in Indiana?
Mississippian Culture
Hopewell Tradition
Adena Culture
Pueblo Culture
6. What is the highest point in Indiana called?
Knobstone Point
Sandhill Peak
Sugar Loaf
Hoosier Hill
7. During which war did the state of Indiana support the Union?
Spanish-American War
War of 1812
Civil War
Mexican-American War
8. Which city is the capital of Indiana?
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
South Bend
9. What crop is Indiana particularly known for due to being part of the 'Corn Belt'?
Soybean
Wheat
Cotton
Corn
10. Which structure in Indiana is known for its modernist glass pavilion design?
Lanier Mansion
Lincoln Boyhood Home
Allen County Courthouse
Irwin Union Bank
11. Which annual sporting event is hosted at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway?
Monaco Grand Prix
Le Mans 24 Hours
Indianapolis 500
Daytona 500
12. In which Indiana State Park can you find the sand dunes rising along Lake Michigan?
