Quick Quiz 19
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On November 8, 1988, this Charleston native became the first woman elected to serve on the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals.
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This Charleston-born author, whose works included Addie: A Memoir, served in the British Women's Auxiliary Air Force during World War II.
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This Berkeley Springs native's writing credits include the book I Wanted Wings and the screen plays for "Twelve O'Clock High" (he also co-wrote the book), "Strategic Air Command," and "The Gallant Hours."
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On New Year's Eve in 1953, this country music legend died while traveling through West Virginia.
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Mount Storm Lake is located in this West Virginia county.
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Potomac State College is located in this Mineral County community.
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The single largest capture of Union troops during the Civil War took place in this West Virginia community.
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This Charleston native, author of a code of conduct for U. S. businesses operating in South Africa, was the first African-American appointed to the General Motors board of directors.
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In 2006, visitors entering West Virginia were greeted by new welcome signs that displayed the slogan:
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This man was the first West Virginia governor born within the present-day borders of West Virginia.
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