Tests American States That Never Were...But Wanted To Be. Lincoln. Legislators have proposed several options for redrawing Idaho's boundaries. This 1917 plan would've turned northern panhandle part of Idaho and Eastern Washington State into a new state. Travel Knowledge Quizzes, Trivia, IQ Tests

Tests American States That Never Were...But Wanted To Be. Lincoln. Legislators have proposed several options for redrawing Idaho's boundaries. This 1917 plan would've turned northern panhandle part of Idaho and Eastern Washington State into a new state. Travel Knowledge Quizzes, Trivia, IQ Tests

Knowledge Quiz based upon American States That Never Were...But Wanted To Be., the Travel selector quiz by Statehoodlum.
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Lincoln. Legislators have proposed several options for redrawing Idaho's boundaries. This 1917 plan would've turned northern panhandle part of Idaho and Eastern Washington State into a new state.

Show what you know by answering true or false to the following. Answer ''false'' if neither applies or you're not sure. Your score will be calculated on the next page.

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Would you be in the eastern part of America?

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Would you be in the western part of America?

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Would you be in the northern part of America?

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Would you be in the southern part of America?

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Would you be in the central part of America?

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Would you be named after a American statesman?

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Are you simply seeking attention?

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Are you too big for your britches?

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Do you want to avoid conflict?

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Are you bothered by bad or insufficient roads?

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Do you hate the way tax revenues are distributed?

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Are you an old idea?

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Or a more recent idea?

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Do you have religious bent?

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Are named for a Native American?

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Is your name woodsy?

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Is there some obvious logic to your plans?

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