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In 1860, this county was the most populous in present-day West Virginia.
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Ohio County
Kanawha County
Berkeley County
Mingo County
Monongalia County
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On February 7, 1913, this Kanawha County sheriff, accompanied by deputies and mine guards aboard an armored train nicknamed the "Bull Moose Special," opened fire on a miners' strike camp at Holly Grove.
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Frank Keeney
Dan Cunningham
Duncan Kennedy
Joe Hill
Bonner Hill
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This Huntington native is the author of the "Supergranny" children's mystery series.
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Cheryl Ware
Beverly Van Hook
Ellyn Yocke
Robyn Eversole
Brenda Seabrooke
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This lake, part of a wildlife management area located in Mingo and Wyoming counties, was named for a prominent political figure who served as a circuit judge during the mine wars.
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East Lynn Lake
Bluestone Lake
R.D. Bailey Lake
Tygart Lake
Thomas Sutton Lake
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The Fiesta Tableware Company, formerly Homer Laughlin China Company, is located in this Hancock County community.
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Newell
New Cumberland
New Manchester
Hookstown
Chester
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This three-term West Virginia governor was born in Moundsville on April 16, 1923.
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Jay Rockefeller
John Jeremiah Jacob
Arch Moore
Gaston Caperton
Hulett Smith
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On May 15, 1880, one of the first telephone exchanges in the United States was established in this West Virginia community.
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Charleston
Morgantown
Wheeling
Huntington
Fairmont
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This white supremacist leader and author of
The Turner Diaries
lived in the Pocahontas County community of Mill Point.
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Robert McKnight
Benjamin Smith
James Wickstrom
Matt Hale
William Pierce
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This former manager of the Charleston Wheelers also served as manager of the Cincinnati Reds.
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Bob Boone
Sparky Anderson
Dave Miley
Ken Griffey
Ray Knight
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Which of the following actions is followed in the process of amending the state constitution?
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The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals must approve a proposed amendment.
A simple majority of legislators must approve a proposed amendment.
An amendment must be proposed by the Governor.
A majority of voters must approve the proposed amendment in an election.
Registered voters must be notified by registered mail of an election on a proposed amendment.
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